Lick Your Chops
Working as a personal chef can be awfully lonely. I typically cook at home in my own kitchen with the anesthetizing voice of Ira Glass in the background, but this week I am cooking at the home of my longtime … Continue reading
Working as a personal chef can be awfully lonely. I typically cook at home in my own kitchen with the anesthetizing voice of Ira Glass in the background, but this week I am cooking at the home of my longtime … Continue reading
Braising is, in my opinion, the most rewarding of all cooking techniques. It provides a large quantity of tasty, tender meat for relatively little effort, which can be used to serve a large group or divided and frozen to provide … Continue reading
I find that it can be difficult to get enough fish in my diet. Since fish is typically best purchased and prepared on the same day, it can be incredibly disappointing to arrive at the seafood counter and see fish … Continue reading
Holy Moses I love a beet salad. Beets are wonderfully sweet and pair well with both vinegar and cheese, two of my favorite things. There are also many other ingredients that work wonderfully with beets, and a I think a … Continue reading
I embarked on my first Morel Mushroom hunting expedition today, but had no luck. Every time I thought I had found the world’s most habitable mushroom environment (creekside, slight slope, dead log, winking squirrel), my leaf-poking stick turned up nothing … Continue reading
For the past few years, I have tried to include broccoli in my diet twice a week. I have mostly failed in this endeavor, which is ridiculous because I really and truly like broccoli. I think the problem is that … Continue reading