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Category Archives: Cooking
Misen review update
Our original Misen non-stick skillet went in the recycling bin yesterday, just about 3 years after our earlier post, Test driving the Misen nonstick skillet. Not a bad run for a product used several times a week. It was working … Continue reading
How to cook and eat tongue.
I was at the Honest Weight Co-op in Albany and ran into my Yelp friend Louise G. She was eager to show me the offal that had just come in… isn’t it great to have friends like that? A cute … Continue reading
Allan Benton loves his ramps.
We get to share 10 articles a month at no cost with our New York Times subscription, so please enjoy this one in which the “King of Appalachian Smoked Pork” takes a reporter into the back country where they forage … Continue reading
Chinese cooking in quarantine
Wall Street Journal has an article on how Shanghainese are currently coping with a city-wide lockdown due to COVID. Among the tools is a website that helps cooks prepare flavorful Chinese food in quarantine with very few ingredients, i.e. what … Continue reading
Back to Ethiopia and injera
We last made injera, the funky Ethiopian flatbread, about 2 years ago so it was time for a refresh. Our ersho (starter) was still functional thanks to a layer of non-chlorinated water on the top (teff flour doesn’t mix with … Continue reading
Food for thought: 2nd Easy Gourmet Cookbook
“All these recipes are useful—which cannot be said for much of what appears in print. Cookbooks are useful mainly to spur the brain, by reminding a cook that she hasn’t served veal in a long time.” You and I might … Continue reading
Chuckeye Dave breaks down a Benton ham
For value and flavor, Burnt My Fingers readers would agree Benton’s Country Ham can’t be beat. The only question is which ham to buy. Whole Hickory Smoked Country Ham Deboned and Trimmed (item HSCHDT) gives you one magnificent chunk of … Continue reading
I made fried chicken in an air fryer
“I made fried chicken in an air fryer” would be a nonsensical statement to any serious cook, who of course knows the device cooks through convection and heat rather than frying. But the target audience for an air fryer probably … Continue reading
When your sourdough starter goes bad
My 60% Hamelman sourdough starter is no more. I had scooped up a wad (with the master’s permission) when I took the Wood Fired Oven class at King Arthur Flour back in 2012, nurtured it to a bubbly bloom, … Continue reading
Happy Cole Slaw Day!
While some are celebrating March 17 with green beer and corned beef, we will be stocking up on cabbage! The crunchy green orbs are on traditionally sale at the lowest prices of the year, and a head will last at … Continue reading