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notes from Chef G Pot Roasting (poel’er) Pot Roasting: This is cooking on a bed of root vegetables in a covered casserole or pan, using butter for basting. narrative: Pot Roasting is a method of cookery that brings out flavors of hearty ingredinets. Cut meat […]
from the notes of Chef G Braising ‘This is a combination of roasting and stewing in a pan with a tight fitting lid (braisiere’) to prevent evaporation so that the food retains its own juices together with the articles added for flavoring. for example ham, […]
from the notes of Chef G Stewing ‘Stewing is gentle simmering in the smallest quantity of water, stock or sauce. the food is always cut up and the liquid and the food are served together.” Narritive: Stewing: slow and steady technique. Stewing is a method […]
From the Notes of Chef G Steaming “This method of cooking is moist heat by steam either by placing the article in a perforated container of on a covered plate over a sauce pan of water; or in a steamer with a minimum pressure of […]
Chef G Notes Boiling. Cooking in a liquid, usually water or stock. Narrative: Boiling – The Essence of Simplicity Boiling is one of the most fundamental methods of cookery, yet is simplicity hides the versatility and importance in the culinary arts. Defined as cooking food […]
Chef G Notes Methods of Cooking Food Boiling Poaching Steaming Stewing Braising Pot Roast (Poele) Roasting Baking Grilling Frying (deep and shallow) Paper Bag (en Papillote) Microwave.
From the Chefs Notebook. The Object of Cooking Food Narrative: Cooking transforms raw ingredients into dishes that delight the senses – pleasing to the eye and awakening the palate. this interplay of color, texture and aroma not only entices us to eat but also sets […]
Home Made Pizza is an art, but for myself, its about the forgiving crust – something that rises and bubbles with texture but does not require to be perfect. Practice, Practice – Not Perfect, try again. Long tried at home is dough from the Wolfgang […]
As the tradition goes, St. Nick visits during the night, leaving a Tangerine in the shoes of c, a small but sweet symbol of generosity. the bright citrus fruit , often nestled among stockings or tucked inside boots, is a reminder of the simple joys […]
Denver‘s Christkindl Market at Denver’s Civic Center park feels like stepping into a snow globe scene. Brought to life with the glowing Mile High Tree, wooden stalls and adorned with twinkling lights, beckons travelers with the promise of ornaments, aroma of perogies, bratwurst, sizzling salmon, […]