Dry-Aged Prime Rib – I Waited 42 Days to Be Confused admin September 20, 2019 Add Comment Beef, Tips and Techniques Edit If you’re thinking of dry-aging your very own Prime Rib of Beef for the holidays, then you really need to watch this video. You might learn ... Read More
Walnut Crusted Chicken Breast – It’s all About the Nut Glue admin September 17, 2019 Add Comment Chicken Edit I almost never order a nut-crusted entrée in a restaurant, since they usually use a sugary glaze to hold them on, and/or feature a too sweet... Read More
5-Minute Fisherman’s Stew – Give or Take admin September 13, 2019 Add Comment Seafood, Soups, Stews Edit Of course this Fisherman’s Stew takes more than five minutes to make, and I’m actually referring to the approximate cooking time once the se... Read More
Pear Clafoutis – Almost as Good as it Looks admin September 10, 2019 Add Comment Dessert, French Cuisine, Fruit Edit It sounds odd to say that a recipe’s biggest problem is that it looks too good, but that’s sort of the case with this pear clafoutis. Throug... Read More
Bloody Mary Burrata – An Experiment in Liquefying Salads admin September 06, 2019 Add Comment Drinks, Salads, Soups, Vegetables Edit I don’t think there’s actually a difference between a liquid salad, and a cold vegetable soup, but if there is, I’d like this Bloody Mary Bu... Read More
Crispy Butcher’s Nuggets – Parts is Parts admin September 03, 2019 Add Comment Appetizer, Beef, Lamb Edit While our homemade butcher’s nuggets won’t feature the same diversity of meat parts as the butcher shop, at least they won’t feature the sam... Read More
Chef John is On Vacation and More admin August 22, 2019 Add Comment Edit That's right! I'm on vacation for the rest of the week, and the beginning of the next, which usually means a lot of rest and relaxat... Read More