Day 58: Pork Fat + Duck Fat + Pork Shoulder =
Heaven. Heart disease patients avert your eyes. This rillette, or a pork pate, isn’t for the fair hearted. Well, it shouldn’t be for anyone with a pumping heart. This succulent […]
Heaven. Heart disease patients avert your eyes. This rillette, or a pork pate, isn’t for the fair hearted. Well, it shouldn’t be for anyone with a pumping heart. This succulent […]
The kitchen has a distinctive culture–one steeped in testosterone. A classmate sent me an article yesterday about a 23-year-old girl who works in a male-dominated kitchen, and she reports on how […]
There it was. Wrapped in plastic, looking foreign, and taking up five cutting boards. We finally got our halved Heritage pig, and it was a fatty. It tipped the scales […]
Our conversation about charcuterie began with how the French elevated it to an artform after the Romans were the first to regulate the practice. But somehow our discussion spiraled into […]
Confused by the title? So were we. Today was our midterm, but it was a mock midterm. What that means exactly, I’m not sure. But I know to blame Sandy. […]
Tomorrow is our last day in level 3, and I should’ve felt more panicked than I did today. But because of Hurricane Sandy, tomorrow’s midterm will be a mock midterm, […]
What if I told you, I could cook you a steak to the exact temperature you’d like, and I wouldn’t even have to keep an eye on it? Science fiction? […]
Chef Sixto and I are bonding. I don’t know if he’d describe it like that, but I think I’m hitting his soft spots. Case in point? Today I had to […]
Yesterday I was forced to make two dishes. Today, I had to make two dishes because my partner didn’t show up. But one of my dishes was a salad nicoise, […]
I spilled a pot of boiling water all over the floor. That was the start to my second mock midterm. The rest of the day proceeded like this: “Hey Sara, […]