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[ad_1] Easy Turkey Chili that you can make in under 35 minutes for a delicious weeknight meal. Normally when I think about chili I think of a slow weekend meal where the chili simmers on the stove or in the slow cooker all day, but in real life sometimes a girl is craving chili and needs a quicker […]
[ad_1] I was recently at West Side Market picking up a few things on my way home where a very engaging man, set up at a little table at the end of one of the store’s narrow aisles, was handing out samples of dark bread that he had sliced thin (1/4-inch) from a small loaf […]
[ad_1] A restaurant in Texas had become so well known for their funny signs that they’re now being curated for a book. El Arroyo in Austin, Texas, has produced the book which is made up of 158 of their funniest signs. The ideas for each sign, and some are certainly pretty original, come from a […]
[ad_1] Grilled Balsamic Mushrooms with Polenta with balsamic vinegar, thyme, and Parmesan cheese make the most delicious vegetarian main dish or side. The first thing that comes to mind when I think about vegetarian grilling is portobello mushrooms. With their meaty texture and earthy flavor, they are one of my favorite things to put on […]
[ad_1] By Rebecca Riezebos Raúl Martínez, restaurant manager of the Arts Club in London’s Mayfair, has won the inaugural Reunion des Gastonomes Award at the organisation’s 99th Annual Banquet, held at the Langham Hotel in London’s Marylebone. He beat Yacine Bezegouche, assistant F&B manager at the Hotel Café Royal in London and Paul Clarkson, head […]
[ad_1] Small of size but big in flavour, quail is served at Benedicts in Norwich by chef-patron Richard Bainbridge. Accompanied by barley risotto, his stuffed, boned and reshaped quail dish puts a whole roast bird on a plate in diner-friendly form. Michael Raffael explains. Plenty of chefs use quail eggs in their kitchens, but not […]
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[ad_1] Stock is important in the kitchen – it’s the basis of soups, sauces, gravy and risottos and making a rich homemade stock can even set a great restaurant apart from a good one. There are a number of different styles and ways to make stock and hundreds of different techniques. Here’s a selection of videos […]
[ad_1] If you love squash, but not their unwieldy size, there’s a dinky sized alternative out there that’s altogether sweeter in both stature and taste. We’re talking the pint-sized honey nut squash developed by pioneering US chef Dan Barber, chef and co-owner of Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns with Michael Mazourek at Cornell University, […]
[ad_1] Every year we get excited when Grant Achatz and his crew release the latest menu for their ever changing NEXT restaurant in Chicago. The restaurant is constantly evolving with themed menus throughout the year that see the entire team take on the painstaking task of creating an entirely new restaurant experience every time. In […]