Cooking For A Tailgating Party
Looking to spice up your next tailgating party? Chef Peter Martin talks about his recent tailgating excursion and shares some of his recipes.
Foraging lunches
Several years I catered meals for approx 100 mushroom foragers over a Friday night-Sunday brunch gig...... Sat lunches were a challenge in that they ...Rice wine vinegar
I need 1/2 a cup rice wine vineger. I have rice wine and I have several diffrent vinegars so can I make some? What would ...well hello
hey all, how's it goin? My name's Jordan, I'm 23 years old and a sous chef at the brand new crows nest restaurant. ...How To Make A Chocolate Souffle
Way back in 2003 Chef Jim Berman gave a "cyber" class on Souffle 101. Chef Jim felt it was time for an update and wanted to add some photos on how to master the souffle. If you have ever wanted to try making souffle at home then this is a great step by step article on how to make souffle.Think Like a Chef
Long before Tom Colicchio became a household name as the rather formidable head judge of Bravo TV's hit series "Top Chef," he was making aBroccoli, Cheese, and Rice Casserole
1 head of broccoli (about 2½ cups), chopped1 large white onion, chopped2 cloves garlic, minced or pressed2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil1 cup baby PortobelloKnife Sharpening
Good day to all you sharp knife lovers ! I have been reading a lot of posts on sharpening chef knives and for the mostThe Road through Kansas City, Part 5
Anybody that has questions about the potential of our young people needs only to witness the demonstration of sheer tenacity, unparalleled focus and determination thatChef - Confidential - MD/USA
Upscale high volume restaurant is seeking an experienced Executive Chef in the Baltimore, MD market. The Executive Chef is responsible for the hands on directionLog in
Really takes all the guess work out of it. Nice job Jim.
a good reading - interesting and knowledgeable.
Hi, Ruben! I saw your pics... nice job! Glad you were able to use what I posted!!
Thanks!!! Coming from you, that is a compliment of the highest order!
Great article and photography. Almost felt like I was back in culinary school! :)



