Cook the Book: Wine Bar Food
oysters!
Sourdough levain or pizza in my backyard wood-burning oven. (I think its the oven and not me that is most impressive here.)
Arugula
Tuscan Kale
Peppers
Herbs
Basil
Plum Toms
Cima di rapa
Homemade in a cast iron skillet, with lard, pickled jalapenos, and aged cheddar cheese.
Pressure cooker. Stock, beans, stews, sauces, root vegetables, etc. Turns hours into minutes.
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Naples: secrets of pizza
France: secrets of bread & charcuterie
In my family, we eat Lamb Shish Kabob, and there is nothing as good as eating it right from the grill.
pizza with shaved black truffles, reggiano, baby arugula
lobster in butter & parseley
fried chicken
dulce de leche ice cream
port and cigarettes.
Oysters are ideal, but I'll settle for almost anything: last time it was antipasti, next time it could be grilled fish -- who knows? It's a not-too-decadent indulgence to break out a bottle of something with bubbles for no good reason every now and then...the world needs more bubbles!
OYSTERS, CAVIER, CHESSE... WELL ANYTHING THATS EDIBLE AS LONG AS I HAVE CHAMPAGNE
A flute of Champagne with pomme frite (it must be fried to perfection) with an anchovy mayonaise to dip into.
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