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4 pounds Pork 1 pound Tripe or chitterlings 2 Garlic cloves 3 Bay leaves 2 large Onions 1 tablespoon Salt (not iodized) 1 tablespoon Pepper 1 teaspoon Cayenne pepper 1 teaspoon Chili pepper 1/2 teaspoon Ground mace 1/2 teaspoon Ground Read More …
Store bought Marzipan can be found in most well-stocked grocery stores. Here is a recipe just in case you can’t find it – or you want to try making it yourself! 2-1/4 cups ground almonds 1 cup confectioners sugar, sifted Read More …
Creole Cream Cheese is an old New Orleans treat which is, unfortunately, not usually available outside of South Louisiana. It is eaten for breakfast or dessert topped with fresh fruit. Making cheese at home is a lengthy procedure, But it Read More …
We’ve taken all the work out of making luscious chocolate truffles but kept in every bit of extravagant flavor. There’s no need for time consuming rolling — just cut the truffles into squares. For the perfect hostess gift, place each Read More …
Thread begins at 230° The syrup will make a 2″ thread when dropped from a spoon. Soft Ball begins at 234° A small amount of syrup dropped into chilled water forms a ball, but flattens when picked up with Read More …
Thread Stage Binding agent for fruit pastes A spoonful of sugar drizzled over a plate forms a fine, thin thread. 223-234 ºF (106-112 ºC) Soft-ball Stage Fondant, Fudge A spoonful of sugar dropped into ice water forms a ball that Read More …
Source: Executive Chef Christian Delouvrier, Lespinasse, New York City Rather than making the traditional turkey sandwich the day after, Chef Delouvrier suggests shredding leftover turkey meat and making turkey croquettes. 5 cups leftover turkey meat, shredded 3 eggs 2 tablespoons Read More …
Pureeing the artichoke hearts makes this a wonderfully smooth dressing. After making the dressing, you will still have half a can of artichoke hearts left, just toss them in with your salad. 2 cloves garlic, minced 1/2 cup olive oil Read More …
These burgers have been a big hit whether I served them as a special at PUBLIC or when I prepare them at home for friends and family. You can use any cut of Cervena for this recipe, but I would Read More …
For those who like eggnog, the holiday season is an awesome time of year. From the moment Thanksgiving starts, I start pulling out the eggnog recipes. I love making this custard pie, and sharing it when I have to! You Read More …
Soak meat in a tangy marinade bath, which tenderizes and permeates it with mouthwatering flavor. A dip in a marinade can transform average grilled foods into fabulous meals. Marinades serve two purposes: They add flavor, and they promote crisp, brown Read More …
I’ve finally been able to produce bagels that are like the ones at the bagel bakery: chewy on the outside, soft on the inside. After much trial and error, here’s some hints I’ve found for making a better bagel: 1. Read More …
Salt, sugar, sodium nitrite and sodium nitrate. Salt and sugar both cure meat by osmosis. In addition to drawing the water from the food, they dehydrate and kill the bacteria that make food spoil. In general, though, use of the Read More …
If there is one dish that could be considered Mexican haute cuisine, then Mole Poblano is surely it. Legend has it that the voluptuous sauce – a blend of chiles, spices, and chocolate – was created by the European Catholic Read More …
A French Press is one of the best methods for brewing your daily cup of coffee. It is simple, elegant and produces a rich and flavorful brew. While making French Press Coffee is not as easy as simply “adding water Read More …