José Andrés, the chef behind regional dining destinations Jaleo and Zatinya, is known for bringing unique concepts to the area and that’s the case with his new fast-casual concept Beefsteak, where customers can order “tomato” or even “beet” burgers in season. Andrés launched the vegetarian-focused fast-casual concept in Foggy Bottom in 2015 and on Wednesday […]
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The Horsemeat Cookbook by Chris Windle includes recipes for Pastissada de Caval (a horse stew) and Korean Yuk Hui (raw horse salad).
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The Pioneer Woman's new cookbook, Super Easy, is now available! The shortcut recipes are perfect for busy weeknights.
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Want an easy way to dine with friends? A cookbook club is the latest trend, where each member makes a recipe from the same cookbook. Here's how.
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We update a classic recipe by swapping rich pork for the chicken. Chicken Marbella first appeared in Sheila Lukins and Julee Rosso's The Silver Palate Cookbook (1982). Since then, this braised chicken dish—which calls for the chicken to be cooked in a bold, surprising, salty-sweet combination of prunes and olives—has become beloved and treasured for good reason. We set out to achieve a luscious pork version just as beautiful as the original but with a little more comfort. To boost the meatiness and complexity of this dish, we browned pork pieces in a Dutch oven and then added anchovies, pepper flakes, and garlic as the base of the sauce for braising the pork. We ditched the original marinade and added half the olives, prunes, and capers at the beginning of the braise to add flavor to the meat and the sauce while it cooked. Once the pork was fork-tender, we added in the remainder of the prunes, olives, and capers and let it sit for 10 minutes until the prunes were plumped and warmed through, keeping their texture intact for the final dish. We found that just 1½ tablespoons of flour turned the rich braising liquid into a velvety sauce that wasn't too stodgy or too thin.
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"The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Super Easy!" by Ree Drummond is her newly released title. Here's everything you need to know about the cookbook and recipes!
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Mushrooms are teeming with umami and virtually impossible to overcook. So why not leverage those perks in one of the world’s most lush and savory braises? Mushrooms are inherently savory; have the ability to build fond, the rich-tasting browned bits that form on a pot’s interior surface; and offer a balance of tenderness and resilience that allows them to turn pleasantly supple when simmered without losing structural integrity. For all those reasons, they’re great for featuring in a luxurious, wintery braise such as bourguignon. Chunks of portobellos were meaty and satisfying, while dried porcini offered a heavy-hitting boost of umami along with savory supports such as miso, tomato paste, and soy sauce and classic aromatics and herbs such as carrot, shallot, garlic, and thyme. A modified roux made with olive oil and flour added the French classic’s requisite body and gloss while keeping the stew vegan, and a splash of wine at the end of cooking brought brightness.
