I have been making a lot of pasta lately. Some for work but also at home. Every time I pull out the pasta roller, step stools surround me and I see kids standing next to me ready to go. Guaranteed. I spent last weekend at Sunday Suppers teaching two food styling and photography workshops. When ...
Everything is shifting from winter’s dark jewel colors to bright greens at our farmer’s market. Flowering greens, tangled shoots and tender roots give way to the new season and a lighter palate. I recently re-discovered broccoli rabe as I worked with Andy Boy on some recipe development. Nutritionally packed, we all know that, but also ...
I posted this photo on instagram over the weekend and the response was unanimous - "we want to know what is in there". Essentially. I never think of sharing recipes like these because they are so simple. No-recipe recipe. I just take whatever I have in the refrigerator and stack it on toasted bread. I ...
One of the most vivid memories of my childhood is that of my grandmother, Miren, making berakatz zopa (garlic soup) for my grandfather, Angel. He had an exquisite palate - fowl, baby eels, barnacles, lobster... A true pastry chef who had been cooking since the age of 14. He was also a man who appreciated ...
You know I love eggs. Eggs are a big part of my days and I feel very lucky to have friends who are willing to share their chickens' eggs with me. A barter system of sorts. If you celebrate Easter, here is a simple baked egg recipe with potatoes, asparagus, shallots and a bit of goat ...