Take eggs seriously
Eggs are the cheapest way I know to get better at cooking. Humble, ubiquitous, and a real test.
Notes from the kitchen that are not recipes: what went wrong, what changed, and why.
Eggs are the cheapest way I know to get better at cooking. Humble, ubiquitous, and a real test.
Brunch for ten off one smoker. The meat went fine. What I'd tell anyone cooking for a crowd is about slicing, acid and the sides.
What I actually hope you take from this site, which is not the recipes.
My love of coffee is the same thing as my love of Japanese cars: engineering that doesn't perform itself, and precision nobody else will notice.
Cooking for twenty-five on your own is mostly patience, and a little planning.