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A selection of recipes that i love to cook from my restaurant and beyond

Showing posts with label tips and techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips and techniques. Show all posts
Saturday, June 19, 2010

roasting meat

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Roasting large pieces of meat to the correct doness can be fairly difficult at times and once the roast is too much done, there is no turnin...
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beef and red wine jus

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Ever wondered how to make that dark rick sauce that nearly every restaurant serves with their meat dishes, while it is best to make your own...
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prawn oil

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Next time you prepare a dish that leaves you with a lot of left over shells do not throw all those wonderful bits out, instead make up this ...
Sunday, June 13, 2010

tomato dust

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This is perhaps the simplest of recipes and one of those that sound so fancy on a restaurant menu But, tomato dust or powder is a handy thin...
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

segmenting citrus

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Often when you read in a recipe to ‘segment’ a grapefruit or orange or any kind of citrus for that matter, this doesn’t as many believe just...
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As a chef I know no better smell than that of food and in particular pizza that has come straight out of a wood fired oven . Cooking in a wood-fired pizza oven is one of life’s great pleasures. Few things compare with the experience of firing your oven, watching the flames heat the oven dome, feeling the heat of the oven on your face, and cooking some of the world’s best pizza, bread and roasts in your own back yard.
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