A Restaurant with a View By Bob & Sue We enjoyed both the regular chef’s tasting menu and the tasting menu of vegetables. The many highlights included a Hudson Valley foie gras torchon with a coffee-chocolate financier, Spanish mackerel, Snake River Farms wagu beef, a salsify veloute with black walnut puree, a Yukon gold potato… Read More →
Julia Child would have turned 100 this year. I pay my tributes to the legendary chef in this video. Watch the second half here. Follow @JC100 on Twitter for more information on celebrating 100 years of Julia Child.
Julia Child would have turned 100 this year. I pay my tributes to the legendary chef in this video. Watch the second half here. Follow @JC100 on Twitter for more information on celebrating 100 years of Julia Child.
Creativity on a Plate By Bob & Sue Chefs Erik Anderson and Josh Habiger have been named to Food & Wine magazine’s Best New Chefs 2012 list, yet The Catbird Seat was already considered by food lovers as one of the country’s hottest destinations and toughest reservations. This incredibly creative restaurant provided memorable food and… Read More →
Creativity on a Plate By Bob & Sue Chefs Erik Anderson and Josh Habiger have been named to Food & Wine magazine’s Best New Chefs 2012 list, yet The Catbird Seat was already considered by food lovers as one of the country’s hottest destinations and toughest reservations. This incredibly creative restaurant provided memorable food and… Read More →
Love a big, juicy steak? Try this alternative. Ox heart is one of the most underrated cuts of meat. Period. It’s a huge muscle, and makes for an extremely tender stead. You could serve this at a party and guests would rave about this amazing cut, not suspecting for a second that it’s heart. The… Read More →
Why Eddie Huang is Wrong Eddie v. Marcus Andrew skypes in from Washington D.C. this week to talk to Molly about Eddie Huang’s recent attack on Marcus Samuelsson of Harlem’s Red Rooster. They discuss race in the food world and why Huang should take a different direction. Questions We want to include your listener questions… Read More →
Why Eddie Huang is Wrong Eddie v. Marcus Andrew skypes in from Washington D.C. this week to talk to Molly about Eddie Huang’s recent attack on Marcus Samuelsson of Harlem’s Red Rooster. They discuss race in the food world and why Huang should take a different direction. Questions We want to include your listener questions… Read More →
Crossed “Play Plead the 5th with Andy Cohen” off my bucket list. I love Bravo TV and think Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live is simply genius. The very tall and lean Joe Manganiello (he’s from True Blood & Magic Mike… if you don’t know him, your girlfriend/wife/mom/sister will clue you in), Andy & I… Read More →
Crossed “Play Plead the 5th with Andy Cohen” off my bucket list. I love Bravo TV and think Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live is simply genius. The very tall and lean Joe Manganiello (he’s from True Blood & Magic Mike… if you don’t know him, your girlfriend/wife/mom/sister will clue you in), Andy & I… Read More →
A Refreshing (& Surprising!) Summer Dish We’re big fans of gazpacho at my house, but this is a equally delicious substitute. Pair it with an ice cold Mexican beer like Tecate. The key is using nice, juicy tomatoes!
Aspen & More All About Aspen Andrew and Molly have a chat via Skype discussing their busy weeks. Molly talks about her seafood challenge and Andrew fills us in on the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. Visit: Bocuse d’Or USA Foundation Questions We want to include your listener questions in upcoming podcasts. If you want… Read More →
Aspen & More All About Aspen Andrew and Molly have a chat via Skype discussing their busy weeks. Molly talks about her seafood challenge and Andrew fills us in on the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. Visit: Bocuse d’Or USA Foundation Questions We want to include your listener questions in upcoming podcasts. If you want… Read More →
Light, Refreshing & Perfect for Summer By Andrew Zimmern I love this dish. Served as a main with fried green tomatoes and crusty baguette or a hearty appetizer, it’s one of my go-to summer staples. You could make the soused shrimp ahead of time and it’ll be good, but it’s best when served immediately. I like… Read More →
Seafood Plenty of fish in the sea? Andrew takes a break from the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen to call Molly at Food Works HQ. They talk True Blood, vegan meat, and seafood. Visit: Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Questions We want to include your listener questions in upcoming podcasts. If you want to ask… Read More →
Seafood Plenty of fish in the sea? Andrew takes a break from the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen to call Molly at Food Works HQ. They talk True Blood, vegan meat, and seafood. Visit: Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Questions We want to include your listener questions in upcoming podcasts. If you want to ask… Read More →
A good gumbo takes hours to make. However, the entire recipe can literally be blown in the first few minutes. Yep, this dish’s success hinges on the roux, which is the foundation to all gumbos. You’re basically scorching the flour in the hot oil (that’s why it turns that deep shade of brown), so do… Read More →
Hacking Work named me as one of their 100 Disruptive Heroes. I talked with business innovator Bill Jensen about my past, why I feel so strongly about sharing meals with people and other lessons form the road.
Tailored Cuisine Expect a modernist take on French cuisine, catered to your individual tastes. Here’s how it works: Diners receive a grid listing 16 words that represent every dish’s principle ingredient. Select four words from the menu that resonate with you, then discuss preferences and any food allergies with your server. The kitchen tailors the… Read More →
Hacking Work named me as one of their 100 Disruptive Heroes. I talked with business innovator Bill Jensen about my past, why I feel so strongly about sharing meals with people and other lessons form the road.
Tailored Cuisine Expect a modernist take on French cuisine, catered to your individual tastes. Here’s how it works: Diners receive a grid listing 16 words that represent every dish’s principle ingredient. Select four words from the menu that resonate with you, then discuss preferences and any food allergies with your server. The kitchen tailors the… Read More →
Soda Prohibition Taking On Obesity The gang is back together in the Twin Cities. Andrew and Molly talk Anthony Bourdain’s move to network TV, the New York “Soda Prohibition” and Disney’s new nutrition standards. Plus, Andrew and Molly give us their favorite places to eat in New Orleans. Questions We want to include your listener… Read More →
Soda Prohibition Taking On Obesity The gang is back together in the Twin Cities. Andrew and Molly talk Anthony Bourdain’s move to network TV, the New York “Soda Prohibition” and Disney’s new nutrition standards. Plus, Andrew and Molly give us their favorite places to eat in New Orleans. Questions We want to include your listener… Read More →
Wok-Tossed, Twice-Cooked I make this dish all the time with soft shell crabs, but it is equally good with shrimp. For the crab version, I skip the salt rub and simply cut my crabs in half before dipping in the egg white. The sauce recipe came to me from my pal Vikram, who uses it all the… Read More →
Make Extra, These are Addictive. I’ve made these ribs hundreds of times. I love demoing it at food festivals, I’ve taught it in dozens of cooking classes, and I make it at home regularly. Friends and family clamor for the recipe, and are surprised at just how easy this dish is to whip up at… Read More →
The farm bill is here and it’s not a pretty picture. This affects all Minnesotans, every one of us. And it dictates policy for another five years, read this post and the three excerpts and DO SOMETHING today to make a difference. The letter at the bottom of this post is a note I got… Read More →
The farm bill is here and it’s not a pretty picture. This affects all Minnesotans, every one of us. And it dictates policy for another five years, read this post and the three excerpts and DO SOMETHING today to make a difference. The letter at the bottom of this post is a note I got… Read More →
Mexico: Part Dos Let’s Talk About Mexico Some More This week it’s Molly who’s on the road. She calls in from Austin using Skype to talk with Andrew about whether it’s safe to travel to Mexico and Anthony Bourdain’s move to CNN. Plus, Andrew and Molly give their answers to last week’s Five Questions. Questions… Read More →
Mexico: Part Dos Let’s Talk About Mexico Some More This week it’s Molly who’s on the road. She calls in from Austin using Skype to talk with Andrew about whether it’s safe to travel to Mexico and Anthony Bourdain’s move to CNN. Plus, Andrew and Molly give their answers to last week’s Five Questions. Questions… Read More →
Mexico and Mooga Let’s Talk About Mexico Andrew calls in from Tijuana, Mexico via Skype to chat with Molly about traveling to Mexico and why, contrary to what the Twitterverse said, the Great Googa Mooga wasn’t the worst thing to ever happen. Plus, Five Questions from the Austin Food and Wine Festival. GFY Hotline (612) 246-4582… Read More →
