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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Whipped Brie
Thomas Keller thought to whip cheese. It works well, except (as you can see from the photo below) you need more torque than an immersion blender offers to be able to whip Brie properly! (I burnt out one blender just … Continue reading
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Late night truffles
On the odd midnight, back in the glory days, making chocolate truffles or salted caramel fudge or perfecting toffee texture and flavour… was almost de rigueur.
Posted in Chocolate, Uncategorized
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Egg yolk ravioli
Inspired by Aki Kamozawa and Alexander Talbot of Ideas In Food, I experimented with the idea of ravioli casings made out of egg yolk. It works pretty well; just need to compose a dish now…
Posted in Egg, Pasta, Uncategorized
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Onions
Where would we be without the onion? Especially the caramelised onion…
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Foams
Foams get a pretty bad rap these days. Yes, sometimes they can look like something that’s come out of an insect orifice (in which case they probably shouldn’t be on the plate)… but they do have their place. This one’s … Continue reading
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Baklava
With plenty of spice and honey syrup (no rose water), IMO, Greek-style is best!
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Chinese-style pork belly
I grew up with a Chinese (Cantonese) best friend whose Dad was a chef. The influence has stayed with me ever since. I love Chinese-style pork belly: slow-braised in soy sauce, rice wine, spring onions, ginger and garlic. It’s rich … Continue reading
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