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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

As you prepare an exceptional gourmet recipe

There is nothing better than a good meal with the prepare beef Wellington. This is a great way to make the family members or guests feel exceptional. However, it is important to learn how to prepare the food. The wrong recipe can lead to great frustration. This article helps to make this delicious meal.

You do the first thing that must, to the best gourmet recipes is to collect the necessary ingredients. Everything ready before the start with a different step set, is the key to the ribs of the best. The basic ingredients that you need, 1 lb tenderloin Beef Fillet, pepper and salt, olive oil or grape seed oil, 2 egg yolks, 7 ounces of puffy pastry, 2 teaspoons of yellow mustard, ham and 1 lb will contain 4 thin slices mushroom.

Once the ingredients are set, the first thing should be done is preheating the oven. This should be done on 400oF. It is important to warm the oil in a large skillet over high heat. The rounding slightly to spice with salt and pepper and then sear you on the pan for sometime until you brownish colour are. Make sure that all the fillets are browned. Take the fillets from the Pan and allow you to cool. The fillets should then be brushed with mustard on all sides.

The next step in the production of beef Wellington is the hacking of the fungus and place on the food processor and puree. You should then heat a large frying pan over medium heat. Scratch puree in the heated pot the mushrooms and cook. Make sure that you allow the moisture of the fungus releases. The fungus should be set aside to cool as soon as the wet away has evaporated.

Communicating to a large plastic wrapper and place all the slices of ham on the plastic wrapper in a way that they overlap. The mixture of mushrooms should then be distributed to the ham. Set the fillets beef in the middle and rolls the ham on the rounding. The packaging to do firmly. You should then for 20 minutes in the refrigerator. Unwrap you the rounding and place in the center of the pastry dough. Put it on a baking pan and brush the area exposed. Sprinkle salt on top and bake for about 30 minutes. The color is golden, if it is done. This is your gourmet recipe- s.


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Friday, March 14, 2014

Stay Tuned for an Important Announcement!

Later tonight I will be posting a video and making an announcement about an exciting new feature thats launching on YouTube. I cant say anything yet, but be sure to check back later tonight for details!

Michele and I are having a great time in the big city, and will be back in San Francisco on Thursday. By the way, I was at Parragon Publishing today, proofing the final layouts for the cookbook. Everything looks great, and it should be going to press soon!

We dropped in last night to Pulinos, the citys hottest new restaurant, where our cousin, Tony, is the sous chef under star chef Nate Appleman.

We had an incredible Margherita pizza, and the photo you see was the view from our booth, out the front door of a Shepard Fairey mural across the street on E. Bowery and Houston. You may know him as the creator of the now famous Obama "Hope" poster. Thought it was a cool shot. Enjoy and stay tuned.
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Thursday, February 27, 2014

Duck Fat Roasted Brussels Sprouts – P H A T with an “F”

With all the rich and decadent football party food I’ve been sharing lately, I’d thought I’d take a little break, and post a nice, simple green vegetable side dish. Of course, these beautiful roasted Brussels sprouts were just a prop so I could demonstrate using leftover duck fat, but still.

If you watch any amount of celebrity chef TV, you’ve undoubtedly heard them going off on the virtues of duck fat. They mostly pontificate on its deep, palate-coating richness, which is true; but they also like to point out the health benefits. That part is a little cloudy…you know, like saturated fat when it cools down.

Duck fat does have much less saturated fat than butter, and is higher in oleic acid, the stuff that makes olive oil so popular with the healthy eating gurus, but make no mistake, this is still an animal fat, and should be used in moderation. The good news: “in moderation” totally works!

A few tablespoons and a very hot oven is all you need to turn some sleepy vegetables into something much more special. As I mention in the video, bacon grease will make a fine (and even more flavorful) substitute, but if you do cook duck, saving the leftover fat is nothing short of mandatory. I hope you give this technique a try soon. Enjoy!


Ingredients:
Brussels sprouts (about 4-6 per person)
salt, pepper, cayenne to taste
enough melted duck fat to coat vegetables generously (about 2-3 tablespoons per pound of sprouts)
fresh squeezed lemon to finish
*Roast at 450 degrees F. until tender but still a little firm, about 15-20 minutes

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Thursday, February 20, 2014

Atlantic City Part 2 An Explosive Toast to the Coast!

My career as a documentary filmmaker comes to an end today, with the final episode from my foodie fling in AC. Youll see; a tour of my hotel room (an inside joke for Curb Your Enthusiasm fans), the worlds worst new barbecue invention, people answering a very tough question, and projectile champagne spillage. Oh yeah, and my new BFF, Guy Fieri, makes another cameo.

Im just about all caught up with my work, so Ill be back after the weekend with some brand new video recipes. Enjoy the clip!

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