The coolest patina in my opinion comes from cutting beef. It leaves this patina that turns electric blue when it hits sunlight. To help it set in, I bought a really cheap cut of beef, and sliced it up nice and thin. The knife would...
Quote:Originally Posted by Joffrey I third Calvert Woodley. I also really like Chevy Chase Wine & Spirits for the liquor selection. They also have some interesting beers.
I go Chevy Chase Wine & Spirits a lot b/c it's closest...
Quote:Originally Posted by impolyt_one [[SPOILER]] A little charred baby squid, scallops, some stringy sea vegetable, in a gloopy thickened sauce, kinda salty and tangy, some chopped yamaimo there in the white clump. This was actually...
Quote:Originally Posted by mgm9128 Chicken stuffed with truffles, morels, and foie gras. Sauce Albuféra.
Followed by a two month nap. Decadent as hell.
Quote:Originally Posted by 1969 I'll regret asking this...but can I get the short MGM bio? I get the sense you are self taught but for some reason I thought you had a ton of posts under another name before getting banned, most of...
Quote:Originally Posted by foodguy that looks great bios. and not over-sauced.
the fresh pasta/industrial pasta question is a thorny one. briefly (putting on my piu exigente pedant's hat): they're different animals. it's not like...
Quote:Originally Posted by Douglas My pre-emptive apologies if this has been asked elsewhere in this thread.
Has anyone used one of these type of gadgets for sous vide...