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Toasting Tomatoes with Todd English

tomatoes
Yellow Heirloom Tomato Sauce, post roasting, ready for blending with basil.   Talkin’ Tomatoes with the Toddfather This is a fun time of the year to be Chef Todd English. Which, chances are, you aren’t, but you can still enjoy this sunny moment, the cusp where summer meets autumn, in…

Savage Hearth

meat
Image Credit: Jay Nel-McIntosh   The Flavor of Fire In the rain-washed air above Red Eagle Campground, vibrations of rock ’n roll power chords mingled with the fragrant smoke of a three-day buffalo feast, as clouds clung to the surrounding mountains at the headwaters of North America. On the ground,…

The Infinite Pickle Glitch

beets, cucumber

You will find yourself eating these delicious and crunchy treats at such a rate that they may soon vanish, at which point you cut up more and add them to the vessel in the fridge, feeding the pickle itch with the infinite pickle glitch.

Ratatouille Lasagna

eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini
Double Ratatouille Lasagna   “If you are what you eat, I only want to eat the good stuff” – Remy the Rat Ratatouille Season If you squint, Ratatouille is practically indistinguishable from summer itself. It’s a dish you make when the tomatoes, eggplant, and zucchini are all accumulating faster than…

This Grill is on Fire

chile, corn

It’s the season of outdoor grilling, brought to you by the licking flames that make food taste better. Without a fire, of course, there is no smoke. But some fires are smokier than others

The Syrups of Summer 

berries, fruit

In ancient times various types of cheong were used medicinally, and also as a honey substitutes. Like honey, the flavor and consistency of cheong will vary based on the fruit, berry, flower, stem or root it draws from.

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