Bulgogi in Korean literally means “fire beef.” Thinly sliced sirloin steak is marinated in a soy sauce mixture before frying. It is usually served with Boston lettuce leaves, which the Koreans also call ssam, so that you can fill a lettuce leaf with some meat, some rice, a little bit of kimchi, or Korean pickles, ...
The boy was craving fried chicken when I visited him in Vermont. In the ‘burbs however, you really can’t get a good fried chicken without going to one of the fast food chains so we made our own. If you’ve never marinated chicken in buttermilk before, you’ll notice that the cooked meat is buttery because ...
This is a great recipe from epicurious.com. It’s time-consuming but the end product is so satisfying. If you can’t find dried herbes de Provence, you can make your own with some dried basil, dried thyme and fennel seeds. A full-bodied Cabernet will also do if you don’t have a red Zinfandel. The original recipe called ...
I didn’t grow up eating a lot of pasta. Filipinos are rice people and it’s only now that I’m learning about the different pastas available. I watched the boy make this dish for dinner. It seemed so easy that I tried it at home with some smoked chicken breasts. Ingredients: linguine, cooked al dente Perdue ...
This recipe came from Jonathan Reynolds of The New York Times Sunday magazine. If you don’t have veal stock, chicken stock will do. Ingredients: 4 pieces 1 1/4-inch thick center-cut pork chops, bone-in 1/4 cup chopped shallots 1/2 cup dry white wine 3/4 cup veal stock 1/2 cup heavy cream 1 tbsp butter 1 tbsp ...