by Matthew Robinson | Feb 19, 2016
Baked Chicken Cordon Bleu Who doesn’t love to bake-fry? Since before the invention of Shake and Bake, we have been trying to replicate in the oven the perfect cooking results we get from frying in oil. This is with only good intentions as so few seem to have...
by Matthew Robinson | Feb 15, 2016
Sunchoke Recipes: Who Needs Potatoes Or Cauliflower? What every international ingredient of mystery and intrigue needs is an alias. Jerusalem artichokes, which we have already discussed as being neither from Jerusalem, nor a globe artichoke, are called by some...
by Matthew Robinson | Feb 12, 2016
Jerusalem Artichoke Recipe: Stacks of Yum I love that every Jerusalem artichoke recipe ever written starts with something that is neither from Jerusalem, nor an artichoke. A Jerusalem artichoke is the international ingredient of mystery and intrigue. Not only does it...
by The Culinary Exchange | Feb 11, 2016
Get it? It’s like red beans and rice, but funnier. And also, without the beans. This month’s challenge was a bit of a doozy: Create a dish with the core four ingredients of red onion, red beets, basmati rice and spinach. This felt more random and challenging...
by Matthew Robinson | Feb 8, 2016
Summer Rolls – A Great Dish Anytime of Year I know, I know! It is not perfect foodie behaviour to eat out of season, but sometimes those cravings are too hard to ignore. When it comes to Vietnamese style summer rolls, I don’t think I am actually...
by Matthew Robinson | Feb 1, 2016
Simple Slow Cooker Recipes I have said many times, I love a braise. The braises I especially love are those that represent one pot cooking and those that take budget cuts like shoulders and thighs and turn them into melt in your mouth, tender pieces of meat. One of my...