Archive for January, 2012
DINER’S JOURNAL; For Incurable Fans Of Cured Meats
Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria, the newest of New York City’s Italian market-restaurants, has just started selling assorted salamis and other cured pork products made in-house. Photos
No commentsHow To Make Pork Schnitzel
In this video, Matt Kemp, from the Underground Cookery School, demonstrates how to prepare pork schnitzel. This particular schnitzel recipe is made with escalopes, breadcrumbs, eggs, flour and seasonings. Kemp gives clear step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow.
No commentsHow To Cook Lamb Chop
Lamb, if cooked properly, can be a very tasteful and succulent meat. Chef Ian Samuels shows you how to easily cook lamp chops to perfection.
No commentsConsumers Care Where Their Meat Comes From, and Suppliers Are Taking Their Research Seriously
Some butchers, market owners and meat-buying collectives are increasingly serious about knowing where the meat they sell comes from and how the animals were raised.
No commentsBack Home in Cambodia With Food as Comfort
Mike of Mike’s Burger House is a Cambodian-American who survived the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge period and is one of a trickle of refugees returning to restart life in the land they fled.
No commentsThe Bo Ssam Miracle
A recipe for slow-roasted Korean pork turns anyone with an oven and a few hours into a chef.
Momofuku Bo Ssam
A recipe for slow-roasted Korean pork turns anyone with an oven and a few hours into a chef.
No commentsBack Home in Cambodia With Food as Comfort
Mike of Mike’s Burger House is a Cambodian-American who survived the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge period and is one of a trickle of refugees returning to restart life in the land they fled.
No commentsSenator Brings Dinner From Montana
For Senator Jon Tester of Montana, lugging 40 pounds of steak across the country is a point of pride.
Peruvian Pork Stew With Chilies, Lime and Apples
Pork and apples — two tastes that go beautifully together.
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