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12567
Hey Chefs and Foodies, What does pallomillo mean. I got a case of top round steak pallomillo in this morning by mistake. They are 8oz. portions and are long...
markro229
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Mar 1, 2007
2:27 pm
12568
Sorry I mis-spelled. It is pallomilla steak. Now that I googled it, I know what it is. Lime and garlic marinated steak, pounded thin and grilled. Classic Cuban...
markro229
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Mar 1, 2007
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12569
I agree with what your saying but when can you say you are a chef? Is it the years of cooking or the knowledge in cooking? Can't someone young, who has been in...
Alexander Benedicto
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Mar 1, 2007
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12570
Book smarts are good...but there is absolutely no substitution for good hands on experience. Knowledgability only gets you so far, then you run into all the...
Keith
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Mar 1, 2007
9:43 pm
12571
... That amount is a bit challenging. Especially now when they are getting as bored as the cooking staff is with the menu. Chicken is great but even it is...
stefaniehertzog
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Mar 1, 2007
11:08 pm
12572
You got that right. Every time I cater an event I learn something new from it every single time. I have a pastry chef that I work with who's been in the...
Tom Dickinson
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Mar 2, 2007
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12573
I am 35, married 16 years, and have one son who is 12. I opened my own catering company in 1999. While I loved it, its an all or nothing profession if you...
Shannon
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Mar 3, 2007
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12574
Based on what these schools are teaching, it only shows what I have been telling a lot of people. That those chefs you see on foodtv...aren't chefs. They are...
Heather Williams
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Mar 3, 2007
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12575
Yes, but not all are bad. I think Gordon Ramsey is pretty good also Jaques Torres, im guessing so is morimoto. You could see how they move, you will know who...
Alexander Benedicto
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Mar 4, 2007
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12576
This is Molly from Indianapolis, IN and I just joined the group today. I have been sifting through some of the posts and I can see that the group has many...
Molly
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Mar 5, 2007
8:28 pm
12577
Anyone know any recipes from Specificaly Ruebens resaturants from like the 70's? Im looking for a "Beggars Marinade" Used for Tri -tip served on a sizzling...
dapgachef
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Mar 6, 2007
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12578
Is this the restaurant?? Reuben Restaurant Reuben's Restaurant and Delicatessen was a landmark restaurant and deli in New York City. Arnold Reuben, a German...
Glenn Orr
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Mar 6, 2007
8:36 pm
12579
Try this one glenn BEGGAR'S MARINADE R. Murata Richard was the food “Guru” at the restaurant chain I worked for. He either stole or...
Glenn Orr
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Mar 6, 2007
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12580
if someone wants to be a celebrity, that is what they are first and foremostly (if that isn't a word, it is now) want and think "oh, it's only cooking -- how...
raspil420
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Mar 7, 2007
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12581
Welcome to the gruop, Molly. Yeah, everyone here is passionate about their craft and we all love food. It's good that you want to go to a culinary school and...
Tom Dickinson
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Mar 7, 2007
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12582
IVY Tech in Indianapolis has a Culinary Arts Program I'm in the Muncie Program myself Charles Molly <m.pspwars@...> wrote: This is Molly from...
Charles Redmon
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Mar 7, 2007
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12583
Molly, I am a student ambassador at The Art Institute of Houston (AIH). I will soon complete my Associates of Applied Science in Culinary Arts followed by ...
BlackRaven
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Mar 8, 2007
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12584
Thanks Tom, I am so excited after my visit to the community college nearby! Hopefully I will be able to start in May. molly...
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mfharbri
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Mar 8, 2007
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12585
Hi Charles, I visited Ivy Tech and have applied. It appears to be a comparable program and it costs soooooo much less. I am really excited and I hope that I...
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mfharbri
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Mar 8, 2007
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12586
I am looking for a good tropical chicken marinade for a chicken skewer appetizer. It will have chicken , pineapple and red pepper on each. The theme is...
stefaniehertzog
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Mar 11, 2007
12:34 am
12587
I hope I am not intruding. I do a sherry cream sauce with scallops and then garnish with shaved truffles. I use fresh thyme in the sauce. Is there a better...
Don
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Mar 11, 2007
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12588
Stephanie I have done a simple marinade of mango nectar, chili oil, garlic and rum. Of course salt, whole peppercorns and generally juniper berries or whole...
Don Rahm
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Mar 11, 2007
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12589
Hi Don, In my personal opinion thyme would be beautiful. It has a nice all around woody scent/flavor. You could also play with savory...a leafy herb with a...
Heather Williams
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Mar 11, 2007
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12590
Hi Don...I have to agree with Heather. Truffles have a flavor that would pair well with the thyme. The truffles would compliment the monk fish or lobster...
Tom
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Mar 12, 2007
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Stef, I have never had much luck with pineapple on a skewer. They tend to fall off the skewer when grilled and pineapple also has an enzyme that will turn a...
stephen wilhelm
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Mar 14, 2007
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12592
Step, as far as the shrimp goes, just be careful on the length of time the shrimp is marinated. Any type of acid in the marinade will tend to cook the shrimp....
stephen wilhelm
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Mar 14, 2007
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12593
Hi Don, I would think if you are going to use truffles in any dish, let the truffle be the star of the show. I would definately stay away from saffron for it...
stephen wilhelm
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Mar 14, 2007
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12594
This just hit me suddenly. James Beard's favorite Steak au Poivre is a 2-inch thick New York Strip, salted and dredged in cracked black pepper, and sauteed in...
chef_riggy
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Mar 14, 2007
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12595
Hi Ray, There isnt a ton of fat...either as a fat back, or as marbling...even in usda prime cuts for tenderloin. There isnt going to be as much flavor. You...
Heather Williams
baker271974
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Mar 14, 2007
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12596
Ray, The reason that you dont see this type of preparation in circulation is because Beef Tenderloin is too expensive. What if you only sell 2 servings? Then...
Keith
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