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Tag Archives: chef
Jiro Dreams of Sushi movie trailer
This is one of the weirdest but most fascinating trailers I’ve seen as of late. Really want to see where this goes…
The ultimate hamburger
Chef Maxime Bilet explains how he concocted the ultimate hamburger which is featured as one of the recipes in the $450 5-volume book set known as the Modernist Cuisine. Just so you know, it takes about 36 hours to make … Continue reading
Tante Marie tells you how to cook a turkey
KNOW THIS: Turkey never tastes good! It always needs a bunch of sauces and dressings and other things to make it actually worth eating! Turkey itself is…booorrrrinnnggg. But hey, Happy Thanksgiving!! [via]
Dave Arnold’s Patty Melt
Eater NY posted this somewhat complicated take on how to make a delicious patty melt at home. The chef is Dave Arnold from the French Culinary Institute. Thanks G!
The story behind Chef Boyardee
Photo: Stewart, Tabori & Chang NPR has a wonderful short audio clip from a member of the Boiardi family that made the American canned food pasta known as Chef Boyardee famous in this country back in the early 1920′s. As … Continue reading
