DUCK LEGS WITH RIESLING
I LOVE DUCK — ROASTED, BRAISED, PAN GRILLED, CONFIT — THE DARK, SLIGHTLY GAMEY FLESH; THE SKIN, CRISP AND SALTY.
More DetailsI LOVE DUCK — ROASTED, BRAISED, PAN GRILLED, CONFIT — THE DARK, SLIGHTLY GAMEY FLESH; THE SKIN, CRISP AND SALTY.
More DetailsI MAKE MY TURKEY GRAVY AHEAD OF TIME WITH NECKS AND HEARTS, ONIONS, CELERY, CARROTS AND HERBS. Click here to download recipe
More DetailsI’M ADDING THIS RECIPE TO “BASICS” BECAUSE IT’S MY DEFAULT TECHNIQUE FOR COOKING A CUT-UP CHICKEN. ESSENTIALLY, YOU BROWN THE CHICKEN PIECES, REMOVE, SWEAT ONIONS AND GARLIC IN [Read More]
More DetailsWHO DOESN’T LOVE POULET A L’ESTRAGON, THAT SEDUCTIVE COMBINATION OF CHICKEN, TARRAGON, ONIONS AND CREAM?
More DetailsCHANTERELLES GO WONDERFULLY WITH VEAL AND PORK AS WELL AS HALIBUT , PASTA OR RISOTTO. HERE, THEY ARE COOKED WITH SHALLOTS, WHITE WINE, CREME FRAICHE AND TARRAGON TO [Read More]
More DetailsSQUAB (PIGEON), LIKE DUCK, IS ALL DARK MEAT, ALTHOUGH ITS FLAVOR IS MORE MEATY THAN GAMEY.
More DetailsTHE FRENCH CALL THEM TROMPETTES DE LA MORT (TRUMPETS OF DEATH) AND INDEED THEIR IS SOMETHING OMINOUS IN THEIR BLACK COLOR AND LEATHERY TEXTURE.
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