The Culinary Tales Week 37: The Heat is On
It was time to put what we learned to practical use. The next 12 weeks of our curriculum required that we apply our new skills…
It was time to put what we learned to practical use. The next 12 weeks of our curriculum required that we apply our new skills…
At last, the final week of International class was upon us, and I met it with alternating bouts of relief and fear. Glad to be one…
People ask me all the time what my favorite dish is. They must have some expectation that I will say something fancy, like lobster thermidor or truffle-stuffed quail. Or…
International cuisine comes home in our fifth week of the term and we tackled dishes from South America, the Caribbean, Mexico and America, including the ever…
Every so often, dozens of fruit flies descend on my kitchen like moths to a flame. Someone must have told them my cooking was good.…
At the halfway point of the term, I found myself with a B+. Really not surprising, I expected my production grade to be a…
International Class can only be described as BRUTAL. The in-class work was a handful, to say the least, but we also had DAILY homework.…
I was visiting a friend in Reno one weekend. As we drove around town, there was a thump thump thumping sound coming from the back. It took…
Week One was tough, but nothing compared to what met us during Week Two, when we tackled cuisine from Morocco, Spain & Portugal, Germany, Belgium…
1 tbsp canola oil 1 tbsp shallots, minced 1/2 cup arborio rice 1/4 cup Guinness extra stout 1/2 – 2 1/2 cups vegetable stock, warmed…