This is a great rice to serve with many Latin and Korean dishes. It not only looks and smell wonderful, but tastes even better.
Read MoreCheddar Cheese
Cheddar cheese is a standard cheese that undergoes a cheddar process. That’s a high-tech British term for cooking longer at a fixed temperature.
Read MoreYogurt-Cultured Hard Cheese
Making cheese is both fun and rewarding, but it is a process that must be carefully followed.
Read MoreGrilled Salmon with Caraway Orange Glaze
Grilled “wild” salmon is not only one of the healthiest foods you can eat, it’s also one of the tastiest. And to punch up both taste and presentation you can have a lot of fun with a glaze or sauce.
Read MoreBraised Fennel with Parmesan
he name of the recipe says it all, but if you’ve never tried cooking fennel, it’s interesting.
Read MoreLobster Bisque
Bisque is a traditional French style soup that is thick and creamy, and usually involves seafood, although today folks call just about any creamy puree soup a bisque.
Read MoreChicken Provencal
A classic French Mediterranean style chicken in a rich tomato sauce. This recipe does call for one anchovy and while not personally a fan of the anchovy, I would not omit it.
Read MoreFish Fumet Substitute
Even chefs don’t like making fish fumet, or fish stock, but if you want a flavorful fish dish, you need fumet. Normally, stock is made from the carcass, for example, chicken stock from chicken bones, beef stock from beef bones, etc.
Read MoreMaderia Cake
his is a classic English cake served in the afternoon with Maderia wine, which is how it got it name. It is a rich and sweet cake that can be baked in a bread pan or small round. The main thing about a maderia cake is it’s cracked top.
Read MoreCrab Souffle
Souffles are a French cuisine that can be a bit of trick to get to come out right, but once you get the hang of things, it’s not too hard to master.
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