Showing posts with label butchery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butchery. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2011

Cod & White Bean Stew / Chicken Stock / Duck Charcuterie 5 Ways



Blog Post & Recipe: stew & snow


and it's versatile - throw in whatever combinations of vegetables, beans, grains and fish you have on hand.

Cod & White Bean Stew


Blog Post & Recipe: homemade chicken stock


Sometimes I do it with odds and ends from a chicken: wings, neck, gizzards, other random bits. But most often, and by far my favorite way to make stock – is to use 2 carcasses of roasted chickens


Article & Recipes & Video: Duck Charcuterie 5 Ways (and Recipes).


The tender "center cuts" (breast, tenderloin, etc.) are not the only parts worth eating; in fact they are often not even the best. In the case of duck, it's a great gateway cooking experience to full on nose-to-tail: all of the parts are delicious and easy to prepare, it just takes a little time. Watch this video to see ducks turned into sausage, pate, rillette, stock, prosciutto, and confit and check out the Ruhlman/Henderson/Keller influenced recipes.



Saturday, 23 January 2010

Judging a Beef Carcass / 10 BBQ Tips / 10 Tips for a Healthy Diet



Blog Post: Reading the Carcass (via this post at The Paupered Chef).


This post marks the start of a new column by artisan butcher Tom Mylan, who will be writing regularly on all things flesh ... Here is a quick and dirty primer to what a side of beef can tell you without saying a single word.


Blog Post & Recipes: 10 essential tips for an australia day barbie


don’t cook cold meat ... preheat properly ... thin is in ... don’t poke & prod ... don’t fuel the fire with fat ... remember food hygiene ... rest ... clean your BBQ ... earn the right to be BBQ queen (or king) ... expand your BBQ repetoire

minimaist BBQ steak ... toasted breadcrumb salsa


Blog Post: 10 Tips for a Healthy Diet


Drink More Water ... Create a Salad Bar in Your Fridge ... Remember, Color Equals Nutrition ... Keep a Food Journal ... Investigate Funky Grains ... Ask, “Would I Eat an Apple?” ... When in Doubt, Sauté with Garlic ... Eat Breakfast in Bed ... Bag Half to Go ... If It Has a Label, Don’t Eat It.