Tag Archives: experiments
The Chocolate Brownie Cookie Experiment
Every so often, I’ll taste something that I just can’t stop thinking about. It’s like getting a song stuck in my head, only in the form of a particularly unforgettable combination of flavors and textures. Nothing will do until I … Continue reading
Hook, Line and Sinker: Cooking a Whole Fish
I used to stand in front of the fish counter, looking at all the options but never choosing the whole fish–worried that it would be way too much work. I often thought back to one of my vacations (to Zihuatanejo, … Continue reading
Man vs. Cured Meat
On the tails of Friday’s popular post about bacon, we give you another mouth-watering tribute to cured meat. There is something about the transformation of a simple cut of pork into sausages and salumis that smacks of alchemy. Our relationship … Continue reading
The Armchair Epicurean
I love everything about cooking. Except for the actual act of cooking. And, I’d imagine, to the food-passionate circles of which I dream of being part, such a declaration would be akin to telling, say, a whale activist that I … Continue reading
From the Editor
Swine Dining
Cooking from the Carpool Lane