Sunday, August 28, 2011
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Master Class - LA Times articles by great chefs like Thomas Keller
The Los Angeles Time has a great series of articles called "Master Class" which includes writing by such great chef's as Thomas Keller on seasoning and brining, Nancy Silverton on focaccia, Tom Colicchio on using vinaigrette as a braising liquid, and Sang Yoon on how to kick catsup into an experience.
Thomas Keller on Seasoning
Nancy Silverton on Focacia
Tom Colicchio on Vinaigrette
Sang Yoon on Catsup
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Thomas Keller on Seasoning
Nancy Silverton on Focacia
Tom Colicchio on Vinaigrette
Sang Yoon on Catsup
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Military Recipe April 1957 - Shit on a Shingle (SOS)
Repost of a classic Man Meets Stove recipe:
Be sure and get your carcass ready.....
Be sure and get your carcass ready.....
TM 10-412-1
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL
ARMY RECIPES
(MEAT, POULTRY,
FISH, GRAVIES, SAUCES,
AND DRESSING)
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL
ARMY RECIPES
(MEAT, POULTRY,
FISH, GRAVIES, SAUCES,
AND DRESSING)
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY - APRIL 1957
NO. A-34 CREAMED GROUND BEEF ON TOAST
100 Servings
1 cup each
Preparation and cooking time: about 11/4 hours
BEEF, CARCASS...................35 POUNDS
Cut in pieces and grind (FINE).
OR
BEEF, BONELESS,
GROUND (FINE).............24 POUNDS
Brown beef in its own fat in roasting pans on top of range.
Remove excess fat during cooking period.
ONIONS, DRY,
CHOPPED (FINE).............1 POUND……....…3/4 QUART
SALT………………..………..5 OUNCES…….......1/2 CUP
PEPPER, BLACK……...……1/4 OUNCE….......….1 TABLESPOON
BAY LEAF…………………………………….........1 LEAF
Add onions and seasoning and mix thoroughly.
MILK, EVAPORATED………………………..........2 GALLONS
(WATER FOR MILK)………........…………………2 GALLONS
Add 3 gallons of milk to beef mixture and heat to simmering, stir-
ring frequently
FLOUR, WHEAT, HARD.…...2 POUNDS……........1 ¾ QUARTS
Mix flour with the remaining gallon of milk and stir into hot mix-
ture.
Bring to a boil, stirring steadily, reduce heat and simmer until
thickened.
TOAST…………………………………………........100 SLICES
Serve on toast.
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Monday, August 1, 2011
Modernist Cooking - Centrifuges
So we here at Man Meets Stove have been admiring the modernist chefs use of centrifuges to make interesting things, like Pea Butter (blended frozen peas spun in a centrifuge for 3 hours to make a puck of pea starch, pea oil, and a little "pea butter". Apparently it is absolutely the sex of peas.
We have started looking for an inexpensive lab centrifuge to try this miracle substance, and ran across this advice:
Rule #1 - Never buy a centrifuge when the eBay address is Yucca Mountain, Nevada or Hanford, Washington nuclear facilities.
Rule #2 - See rule #1
- JBailey
Thanks, JBailey. Duly noted.
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We have started looking for an inexpensive lab centrifuge to try this miracle substance, and ran across this advice:
Rule #1 - Never buy a centrifuge when the eBay address is Yucca Mountain, Nevada or Hanford, Washington nuclear facilities.
Rule #2 - See rule #1
- JBailey
Thanks, JBailey. Duly noted.
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Image: Marco Torresin / FreeDigitalPhotos.net
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