You remind me that a new Bon Chon just opened nearby...Tried out a Korean fried chicken stop that opened just under two months ago. 10 garlic soy wings + daikon.
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At first I thought that was three heads of roasted garlic. Scallops work, tooWas in a cooking mood today:
Cajun shrimp tacos
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Seared scallops with linguini
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Oh fun! What’s the fried protein, Chicken katsu?My wife is making Sushi rolls for a party she’s going to, we’ll have the end bits for dinner.View attachment 77716View attachment 77718
I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.I’ve been looking at those Milk Street add on FB and on the edge of getting a subscription. Seems like I’d get a bit more than my NYT cooking sub. Any thoughts?
I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.
fwiw I love NYT Cooking.I have a couple of his books and like them. I’ve been working my way through recipes in the “Fast and Slow” book. I subscribe to America’s Test Kitchen (his old show), I figured it had more “history” and you get access to ATK and Cook’s country recipes. I was thinking of trying NYT, lol.
I think with these services it’s good to jump around. I turn the ATK on on and off. It’s great for “classic” recipes. I’ve made so much from them over the years. I was surprised when Kimball left. I think Milk Street is worth a try. The recipes I’ve used from the books are all well documented and you don’t have to scroll though someone’s life story like a blog recipe, haha.What I am prinmarily looking for it is to get better results and basic family cooking. NYT Disney have the video element and their recipes can be a little complicated in techniques and amount of ingredients.