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New Orleans Cooking03 Jul 2009 09:00 am

Author: whatsinthepot
Website: http://www.blogger.com/profile/08096469231440361234

This is the first installment of my new project. I will be teaching my wife how to cook, and if she can learn, so can anyone else that follows along. I always learn better by being hands on or at least having a visual aid, so we decided to video our antics for your benefit. My goal is to have a little something for everyone. Amateur cooks can pick up some tips while watching, while all cooks get some great recipes to add to their portfolio.
This recipe is perfect for football season which is right around the corner, or just to have some leftovers around the house during summertime when the kids are out of school. A five pound bone-in pork shoulder or butt is called for in this recipe. But if you use a larger piece of meat, allow for an extra hour of cook time per pound of pork. For larger gatherings use multiple five pound cuts of meat so you are not cooking for two days. My favorite way to dress this sandwich is with some simple savory cole slaw made of chopped cabbage, mayonnaise,…

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Recipes & Cooking Tips03 Jul 2009 09:00 am

Author: Mark
Website: http://www.blogger.com/profile/05724027246990759522

I just created a new lens, over at squidoo, all about dutch oven bread and breadmaking. It covers, in detail, some good tips on how to make better bread. So much of the literature online about dutch oven breads is either all about general baking bread in a regular oven, or just simple dutch oven bread recipes, but no instructions on breadmaking technique. This one answers questions like:

  • How long should I knead it?
  • Why isn’t it rising?
  • How can I tell if it’s done?
  • Why doesn’t it get all big and poofy, like it does in my regular oven?

It’s good stuff, so check it out!

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Cooking Videos03 Jul 2009 09:00 am

Author: Savory Tv
Website: http://www.savory.tv/2009/07/02/seared-halibut-recipe/

drew-cooks We are pleased to introduce to you Chef Drew Munro!   Another talented chef that we discovered via Twitter,  Chef Drew hails from BC Canada, and after culinary school and working in several high end kitchens is now operating Drew Cooks,  a personal chef and catering service as well as a delicious food blog with videos.   And he not only offers his culinary magic at events such as romantic dinners and barbecues,  he also offers Iron Chef style dinner parties in your home, how cool is that?

Drew is a natural in front of the camera, perhaps the Food Network should scoop him up as their next star!   In this episode he prepares a pan seared halibut with a tangy lemon pesto risotto, topped with sauteed cherry tomatoes, shallots, and chive oil.  Visit his blog for the written recipe, enjoy!

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