Posted by chefgui on February 9, 2010
Most culinary students try to improve their plated food presentations by adding stuff. They try to add because they think that by adding something, anything, like an extravagant garnish for instance, their plate will always look better. They think...
Posted by chefgui on January 26, 2010
This post is about the technique of cooking vegetables so they keep their natural, vibrant colors.
In culinary arts, the importance of color is easy to grasp. One must see a black & white photo of a dish and compare it with a nicely colored...
Posted by chefgui on November 24, 2009
Look, I really like chef Colicchio. I think he’s talented, has a great personality and I also like his approach to giving back. This week I posted his top 5 tips on Holiday cooking. They all make a lot of sense and you can watch them right...
Posted by chefgui on September 30, 2009
I almost feel compelled to start with a disclaimer. Please: do NOT try this at home. I understand that if you landed on this page, most likely what you want to do is knowing how to cook a turkey. Maybe you are busy preparing for Thanksgiving 2009....
Posted by chefgui on September 29, 2009
Now, when I say “family cooking in Ann Arbor, MI”, I really mean it. Remember the very detailed and fun post by Lynne of Lithia?.. Well, this is from her brother Horace that we get the following culinary experience.
This is what the...
Posted by chefgui on September 29, 2009
So far, all of the 10 cookbooks released in June 2009 in Tampa have followed interesting paths. All the participants have really brought something to the project and the Itinerant Cookbooks have already written a good part of their worldwide history.
We...