by The Culinary Exchange | Jun 21, 2016
If you’ve never participated in a summer clambake (the likes of which are hugely popular in the Northeast region of the US), then you’re really missing out. Clams are incredibly easy to cook (they turn out delicious after steaming quickly) and you can...
by Matthew Robinson | Jun 20, 2016
Fondant Potatoes I am always amazed at how many great things you can make with potatoes. My favorites list includes Pommes Anna, potato croquettes, and, of course, french fries. There are so many that we needed a good potato recipe round up page. What is even more...
by Matthew Robinson | Jun 17, 2016
Bread Pudding with Rum Sauce Isn’t bread pudding with rum sauce a tasty thing? I always think of it as cubed french toast with a dessert sauce. The cubing of the bread seems to be what sets french toast apart from bread pudding. The fact that you eat french...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jun 16, 2016
With a pretty steady year-round crop of avocados from Mexico, along with our domestic supply in California, most of us in the US can enjoy delicious in season avocados year round. How great is that? In the summer, when light pastas, cold soups (like our famous...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jun 14, 2016
Those Marylanders are onto something with their love of crab legs. Shrimp, mussels, and scallops are seafood staples during the summer, but if we’re being honest, one of the best dishes you can cook during the summertime is crab legs. Crab legs come into season...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jun 9, 2016
There’s one thing that sends waves of terror through some home chefs, and it’s not what many observers would expect. Not the French sauces that require perfect temperature control and exquisite timing, nor the delicacies of China and Japan that call for rare and...