Thursday, October 27, 2011
Trust Me Chocolate Lovers
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
A Guest Blogger with A Message
Today on Mark Bittman's Blog I read this letter which was written to a well-known chef and soon to be sent to many others. The letter was written by George Fasion who is the co-founder of D'Artagnan. If you are not familiar with D'Artagnan's quality meat products check out the website, you will be hooked. The pates are unbelievable and may be found locally at Healthy Living Market along with duck fat, duck bacon, and sausages all from D'Artagnan.
Hey Chefs:
This note explains my thinking about why I believe that you should be pursuing clean agricultural ingredients as standard practice in your restaurants.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Pumpkin Is Not Always Pie
What a colorful time of year! Here in my kitchen I am celebrating all the wonderful foods of the harvest.
This morning a batch of apple chips came out of the oven after drying for 15 hours with the heat of the pilot light. They are delicious! Also, my chef's garden produced some amazing varieties of pumpkins this year and they are lined up ready to be cooked.
Today is the birthday of celebrated chef and author Molly Katzen. Molly's recipe for pumpkin pie was
Monday, October 10, 2011
Announcing Downloadable Butchering Viedos
Cole and I are happy to announce that the team behind the The Gourmet Butcher have made the video segments available download. Enjoy!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Chicken Milanese with Tomato Salad
Hello cheese lovers. For those of you who are not signed up for the Vermont Cheese Council's informative monthly newsletter, here is my recipe that featured in September's newsletter. Sign up here.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Vermont Public Television
Last week I performed a cooking segment for Vermont Public Television. This will be aired multiple times and is part the the VPT Cooks fall fundraiser drive. When I was a little squirt I spent part of my weekends watching the cooking shows on Chicago Public Television. Perched on our kitchen counter, I
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
A Spanish Love Affair
O & CO Castillo de Canena Olive Oil
Fresh and grassy olive oil leaves a tingle in your throat, opposite of a smooth and buttery Tuscan olive oil. Similar to wines, climate and region determine the olive oil's taste. I am grateful for the many health benefits extra virgin olive oils share with us.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Just Peachy
Old fashioned is the way someone may describe my summer and I may have to agree after this day of canning. It was a warm Saturday in August and I was on a mission to can peaches, after getting lost I
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Hot But Fun!
Hot was the way to describe the day of my garden tour. Roughly eighty people toured the gardens and gratefully sipped homemade lemon-thyme lemonade. By the end of the day I was ready to sit and relax with family and friends and enjoy the feast Prince Charming cooked. A pork shoulder from Sweet
Monday, July 11, 2011
Lavender Orange Shortbread
Lavender is easy to grow and in June, beautiful fragrant flowers line the tops of the plant. Lavender is a perennial and should (smiles) come back year after year. Drying the flowers is easy and best to do
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