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I wish my flog was as nice a chez pim's or terri's
but i just do not have the time or inclination ... actually, i guess i do, i'm just not as classy as the pim-ster.
i'm a home cookin' kinda guy now.
but i do encourage you to check out her flog.
i hope pim is not the jealous type :-) , there is another flog that is IMHO as up to par as hers but simply in a different style, very personable and down to earth.
terri's flog is surely a labor of love and comes straight from the heart of a food obsessed woman. its called: a daily obsession, check it out and enjoy.
i'm a home cookin' kinda guy now.
but i do encourage you to check out her flog.
i hope pim is not the jealous type :-) , there is another flog that is IMHO as up to par as hers but simply in a different style, very personable and down to earth.
terri's flog is surely a labor of love and comes straight from the heart of a food obsessed woman. its called: a daily obsession, check it out and enjoy.
i don't know why, but this is one of my favorite food fotos
salmon for searing with rosemary, ginger and lime. i guess it is the anticipation of hearing the pan sizzle and smelling the aroma as it wafts from the pan.
WISE CULINARY SAYINGS:
"Cooking is one of the oldest arts, and one which has rendered us the most important service in civil life … this science which feeds men is worth at least as much as the one that teaches how to kill them."
Brillant-Savarin (1755-1826)
Politician, Magistrate & Gastronome
Borrowed from Physiologie du Gout
"the table is an alter to be set up and decorated to celebrate the cult of friendship ... one can only cook well with love, it is a matter of promoting around the table friendship and fraternity among men."
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Brillant-Savarin (1755-1826)
Politician, Magistrate & Gastronome
Borrowed from Physiologie du Gout
"the table is an alter to be set up and decorated to celebrate the cult of friendship ... one can only cook well with love, it is a matter of promoting around the table friendship and fraternity among men."
Unknown
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- the lunch guy
- somewhere in the markets of, Bangkok, Thailand
- "retired / professional" chef who thinks he can be happy and content only cooking lunch for family and friends.
here are a few links to documents about me:
a lame website about me: link 1
famous people i have cooked for: link 4
if you do not have adobe reader, get a free one here 
un-tick the macafee box before you download.
the promotion i shamelssly mention above
the anatomy of a pot roast: the video parts 1 thru 7
i have obviously removed the lid from the dutch oven in order to take these video clips, keep the lid on tight as much as possible and try not to be too tempted to sneak a peak.
the total elapsed time, from the start of the first video until the picture in the slide show which shows the pot roast after it has been allowed to set a while and then be served, is about 4 and a half hours.
the dutch oven is a 8.5 qt. calphalon brand and you can view it here. all of there stuff in this particular line is just great for cooking, i highly recommend it to anyone.
everything in that pot came from the whole foods store at union square in nyc.
the total elapsed time, from the start of the first video until the picture in the slide show which shows the pot roast after it has been allowed to set a while and then be served, is about 4 and a half hours.
the dutch oven is a 8.5 qt. calphalon brand and you can view it here. all of there stuff in this particular line is just great for cooking, i highly recommend it to anyone.
everything in that pot came from the whole foods store at union square in nyc.
the anatomy of jack's fish - no really
this girl just loves to slice up creatures, and then put some heat to them, and she's damn' good at it, too. this is one of two tuna caught off the coast of phuket island by the children of a guest staying in the hotel where jack is head chef. she made 2 thai dishes from these fish that night: sweet and sour and garlic and lime.
the guests told jack that there was way too much fish for them to eat, and she could have some for herself and her staff. the only thing they took were the two heads. do they know something that we do not?
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4 comments:
I watched this show and i knew the lunches were bad, but not as bad as what it really is. I am glad i have taught my kids the meaning of good nutrition from an early age. We don't do processed more than we can help it.
Thank you so much for your comment on my blog :)
the full season is available on youtube. what is interesting is to see the differences in trust and acceptance between jaime's efforts in the UK and his later attempts in the USA.
I never did watch the whole thing. Let me guess, it flunked in the US? Thanks for the comment again on my blog, i will have to try bitters!!
I watched this! it was so sad to see the way American children have been brought up to see their food! I grew up in SIngapore where food is practically our language and I love REAL food. it's lovely seeing Jamie Oliver trying to help these kids (though well, obviously he's not been very well-received). ><
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