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This a deliciously interesting purée. It has a unique flavor due to the earthiness of the beets and the sweetness of the papaya. This makes it great to pair with most foods: seafood, chicken, duck, etc. I’ve even paired this with gnocchi. The color on the purée is also incredible and it stands out on any plate.
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This is an incredibly simple recipe to make. It does take a couple of hours but the results are definitely worth the wait. These confit heirloom tomatoes can be chilled and stored for weeks. They pair well with anything: meats, seafood, poultry, salads, etc.
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One of my favorite techniques when cooking lobster is to poach it in butter. What can I say… It’s deliciously smooth and well balanced. Just the perfect combination of flavors — butter and lobster. I mean, what else do you want?!
OK. So this recipe is not exactly butter poached lobster but it gets pretty darn close!
Poaching a lobster is an extremely difficult technique to master. This is the closest you will get to a perfectly poached lobster, every single time!
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This is by far the best duck I’ve ever had!
This is a recipe for 2 duck legs, but the same exact process can be applied to duck breasts – same quantities apply. Takes 2 – 3 days to make.
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Ingredients:
– salmon
– tagliatelle pasta
– bell pepper
– basil
– garlic
– olive oil
– salt and pepper Continue reading “Salmon Tagliatelle”
Ingredients:
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Stuffed Cornish hen on a Canadian cherry salad topped with a red wine sauce infused with pomegranate seeds.
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