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Have you ever thought of aging your own beef? Well the aging is the easy part. Then you have to cope with shaving off all that dried beef on the surface of the roast. Finally you have to come to grips with the fact that you just lost about 1.5 pounds from the meat's original weight. No matter, it's worth it all in the end.
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Classic lasagna with ricotta and mozzarella cheese, ground lamb, pork and veal and tomato sauce. 4 layers of fluffy and savory comfort food. Great winter eating.
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This is not an instructional video! My pie crust recipe is available on the Rustic Strawberry Tart video and at blaisecooks.blogspot .com on the week of May 13, 2007. I hope this video just inspires other parents to get their kids involved in the kitchen.
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A sauce made from ingredients laying around the fridge and pantry. These are the best because they turn what seems to be nothing into something very special. I call this a leftover makeover.
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Three course meal prepared in a dysfunctional kitchen using only sharp knives and a stove top. Duck Ragu over paparadelle pasta, bitter endive salad with candied pine nuts and cheese and chocolate cornmeal blinis.
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Comparing fresh rib roast to an aged rib roast cooked on a grill. The original weight of the aged roast was 4 pounds, but after aging and trimming, it's a tight 2 pounds 10 oz. The fresh rib roast is 4 pounds. These are both 2 rib rib roasts. Watch video to see which fared best.
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An unlikely trio of ingredients combine to make a pasta meal with richness, depth and uniqueness of character. This is what pasta is supposed to be. Not just a jar of ragu poured over spaghetti!
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These knives came out early in the '90's with a diamond 'chip' facing on one side of the cutting edge. The idea is (was) that the edge, with the support of the hardest material on earth, would never dull. I never bought into it, but liked the handle! Best handle of all knives. Also, I sharpen the side without the diamonds.