Archive for December, 2020
Morimoto Bagna Cauda
Posted by tastingmenu in Morimoto At Home on December 22, 2020
Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/01/12/morimoto-nyc-3/ So I wanted to start with something new for Christmas dinner, and I thought “why not start with the bagna cauda from my very first Morimoto NYC omakase?” It was basically a ‘cooked’ dip for crudites and the recipe for it was staggeringly simple. And since there was just […]
A French Laundry Style Chocolate Mousse
Posted by tastingmenu in ThomasKeller At Home on December 19, 2020
Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2019/11/25/morimoto-tofu-cheesecake/ …imitate the best right from the start because that is the only way to learn… -Yamaoka Tesshu …you have created a recipe perfectly because there was that passion behind what you did…this is my greatest hope – you’re going to create something that you have deep respect and feelings […]
Beef Roasted a la Matignon
Posted by tastingmenu in Fundamentals, HomeCooking, ThomasKeller At Home on December 7, 2020
As the cold weather approaches, I wanted to do something new. I thought a lot about Chef Thomas Keller’s Lamb Shanks Roasted a la Matignon (see https://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/lamb-shanks-a-la-matignon.html). and wondered why I couldn’t use a nice cut of beef with this recipe; after all, Chef Keller made the comment about ‘making the recipe your own’ (see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNn4DBo09lA&list=LLyaRGhPH4TY9dUeWTcJVgTw&index=187 […]
Reproducing Michiba’s Korean-Style Monkfish Stew Pot
Posted by tastingmenu in Michiba At Home on December 5, 2020
Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2019/03/23/michiba-style-ozoni-with-noshi-meringue-mochi/ I included at least one dish that a layman could prepare. I wanted the viewers to think, “I can prepare that too.“… -Iron Chef Michiba As the weather was starting to turn gradually colder, I was thinking of trying a new warming stew for dinner. What to make? I […]