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Category: Recipes

Caramelized Onions
Advice from a chef, Recipes

Caramelized Onions

No sugar required: A look at the beautiful process of caramelization! Continue reading Caramelized Onions

En Roux-t to Gumbo
Recipes

En Roux-t to Gumbo

Maybe a touch late for Mardi Gras, but there’s never a bad time for gumbo! Continue reading En Roux-t to Gumbo

Professional musings, Recipes

Secret Recipes: Let’s talk about them

Why’s that food so good? Gotta be a secret… right? Continue reading Secret Recipes: Let’s talk about them

Advice from a chef, Recipes

The Art of Crafting a Sandwich

Much like how eggs are the staple of breakfast, I’d argue that sandwiches are the national staple of lunch. That … Continue reading The Art of Crafting a Sandwich

Deboning.  Stock.  Soup.  The Three Phases of the Afterlife of a Chicken
Recipes

Deboning. Stock. Soup. The Three Phases of the Afterlife of a Chicken

Embrace the autonomy of whole-animal cooking in your home kitchen. Continue reading Deboning. Stock. Soup. The Three Phases of the Afterlife of a Chicken

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Cooking Lamb Racks: Easier than you think!

Lamb racks, lamb chops, lamb loin — all basically the same thing, with the only difference being how/when it’s butchered. … Continue reading Cooking Lamb Racks: Easier than you think!

Split Pea and Ham Bone Soup
Recipes

Split Pea and Ham Bone Soup

As the holidays are close behind us, I’m confident I’m not the only one who found a honey-baked ham dwindling … Continue reading Split Pea and Ham Bone Soup

Chili: What Everyone Can Cook
Advice from a chef, Recipes

Chili: What Everyone Can Cook

Well folks, the title says it all! (of course not really; otherwise, I wouldn’t need to write this post) In … Continue reading Chili: What Everyone Can Cook

Recipes

Soup from Scrap

No, not ‘scratch’, scrap. The very first thing that enamored me with learning the advanced levels of professional cooking, was … Continue reading Soup from Scrap

Professional musings, Recipes

Brine Explained

What’s the deal with brine?  Like… seriously, what is it?  And why is it a big deal to some people, … Continue reading Brine Explained

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