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Spectrum Seasonal: Beef Braised in Guinness and Guinness Beer Bread

Spectrum Seasonal: Beef Braised in Guinness and Guinness Beer Bread

Tris Miller February 15, 2012 0

Winter is a great time for heavy, hearty meals. And what’s more heavy and hearty than a nice glass of Guinness? The best thing about Guinness, besides its amazingly smooth taste and technological innovations

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Twitter Challenge: Silken Tofu

Twitter Challenge: Silken Tofu

Tom Volk February 8, 2012 0

Every so often we challenge our twitter followers to challenge us in the kitchen. This is the result. @itsnotlucky inquired about a use for silken tofu that doesn’t involve dessert At the outset of

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Oeuvre: Keller: Mushroom Soup

Oeuvre: Keller: Mushroom Soup

Tris Miller February 1, 2012 0

Soup in winter is one life’s greatest pleasures. There’s nothing quite like sitting down to a big bowl of steamy soup with some crusty bread and a bottle of wine. Before I taught myself

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Oeuvre: Keller: Ersatz Sous Vide

Oeuvre: Keller: Ersatz Sous Vide

Tom Volk January 25, 2012 0

A recently published master class taught by Thomas Keller on the Los Angeles Times website piqued my interest, stopping me in my web browsing tracks and instigating a drool reflex as soon as mine

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Rosé Vodka Sauce

Rosé Vodka Sauce

Nathan Kamal January 18, 2012 0

First of all, authenticity is overrated. It may mean a lot in hip-hop, but when it comes to cooking, food is delicious whether it’s a bastardized recipe thought up six months ago in Los

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Oeuvre: Keller: Mussels, An Adaptation

Oeuvre: Keller: Mussels, An Adaptation

Tom Volk January 11, 2012 0

“I love everything about mussels cooked this way: steamed open with simple seasonings and served in a big bowl with good bread. There are so many layers to it.” Thomas Keller, Bouchon There is

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Twitter Challenge: Eggs, Artichokes, Saffron and Kale

Twitter Challenge: Eggs, Artichokes, Saffron and Kale

Tom Volk December 8, 2011 0

Every so often, we challenge our Twitter followers to challenge us in the kitchen. These are the results. @bearsurprise wondered how to get the best yield from his hard boiled eggs. Peeling a hard

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Oeuvre: Keller: Butternut Squash Soup

Oeuvre: Keller: Butternut Squash Soup

Tris Miller November 16, 2011 0

As much as Thomas Keller is known around the globe for the French Laundry, he has also gained appreciation from patrons of more modest means for opening up his bistro, Bouchon. Perusing his cookbooks

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Curried Pumpkin with Kale and Potatoes

Curried Pumpkin with Kale and Potatoes

Tom Volk November 9, 2011 0

Pumpkins are tough. Tough to break down, tough to cook down and damn tough to get a recipe down that exists outside of the pie domain. Use anyone as a soundboard for your fantasies

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Oeuvre: Keller- Introduction & Mon Poulet Roti

Oeuvre: Keller- Introduction & Mon Poulet Roti

Tom Volk November 2, 2011 0

It’s a question that certainly bears asking: “Why Thomas Keller as a starting point?” On the surface, Keller’s renown springs from the rarefied air he inhabits in the world of fine dining. His flagship

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