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Category Archives: Cooking
Food for Thought: Acme Bread
I don’t know how long Acme Bread has had a website, but here it is and it’s quite a robust reference for home bakers who want to emulate their products. We learn, for example, that Acme’s preferred flour is from … Continue reading
Pizza dough with sourdough discard
I have been craving a Hawaiian pizza and, since no one is going to serve me one, I knew I would have to make it myself. I was inspired somewhat by this King Arthur recipe though my dough was closer … Continue reading
Japanese aquaculture at Winter 2024 Fancy Food Show
Japan had a powerful presence at the 2024 Winter Fancy Food Show, including a large booth offering examples of Japanese aquaculture for tasting. The highlight of my experience was a 90 minute demo by Chef Hiroo Nagahara, a renowned kaiseki … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Eating, Events
Tagged aquaculture, Chef Hiroo Nagahara, Fancy Food Show, Ja panese, sashimi, sushi
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Misen replaced my broken knife
My original Misen Chef’s Knife, which I had purchased way back in 2017, recently suffered a fatal accident. I wasn’t there when it happened, but you can see from the photo that the edge showed no sign of abuse and … Continue reading
Making poke with Trader Joe’s ahi tuna
We bought and accidentally defrosted a brick of Trader Joe’s ahi tuna. What to do? Make some poke! Don’t try this at home (unless you want to) because the fish, which you will eat raw, needs to be absolutely fresh … Continue reading
Holiday Prime Rib
A standing rib roast is getting awful expensive, but I was able to find a 4 bone (about 9 pounds) large end USDA Choice roast for under $65 at a local supermarket for holiday prime rib 2023. Now all that … Continue reading
Making the PBC sandwich from Heinz
The PBC sandwich from Heinz does not incorporate peanut butter and cheese as you might expect (though we approve of that combination). It’s peanut butter, bacon and chili sauce from a recipe that appeared in the 1933 Heinz Salad Cookbook. … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Eating, Mains, Recipes
Tagged Heinz, midcentury, nostalgia, peanut butter
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Misen products are now discounted on Amazon!
We were delighted to discover the Misen store in Amazon.com. (And you bet that’s an affiliate link.) You can order one of their knives or a non-stick skillet set, to name our two favorite categories, get a nice discount in … Continue reading
Walla! Kenji Lopez-Alt exposed.
A kind reader corrected our use of “walla” to convey “there you have it” when executing a culinary tour de force. The correct spelling/usage is “voila” and of course we know that. We use walla in solidarity with all the … Continue reading
Recipe: Fast Focaccia
Fast focaccia takes about 2 ½ hours from pitching the yeast to enjoying the first warm bite. And it’s really really good, thanks to plenty of olive oil and salt. Based on this NYT Cooking recipe with a couple of … Continue reading