Process

[apicius9]

Lot's of great things here, thanks for the pictures. That said, can I move into your cheese cave and just get one or two fresh baguettes every day? I will bring my own wine...

Stefan

[panda]

mmmm chicharron!! oh and i love the how the blueberry mishap menu looks, should be part of the aesthetic design.

[marc4pt0]

Is that Your cheese cave? That's quite a bit of cheese and work! Love the sliders and egg works. Now I want breakfast!

[DWells]

I'll say it, those are great looking pig's heads.

[JohnnyChance]

Lot's of great things here, thanks for the pictures. That said, can I move into your cheese cave and just get one or two fresh baguettes every day? I will bring my own wine...

Stefan

Is that Your cheese cave? That's quite a bit of cheese and work! Love the sliders and egg works. Now I want breakfast!

No, unfortunately that is not my cheese cave. We get great local cheese from Cato Corner in Colchester, CT. Those pictures were taken on a field trip to their farm.

[eshua]

This isn't the best photagraphy, best plating, or best knife, I've seen. But its 99 percentile on all three. Thanks for sharing this was really cool to see, and I'm gona bookmark hoping for next weeks work!

[JohnnyChance]

Beef tongue


USDA approved


Corning




After 24hr sous vide bath

[JohnnyChance]

Ramps


Bramps (blanched ramps)


Grilled ramps with olive oil, lemon juice, sea salt


Brunch RI wild oysters


Self peeling pickled quail eggs

[snowbrother]

I just harvested 30 lb's of ramps with my father this past week while visiting. They are unusually large so early in the season, now is the perfect time to start using them. I noticed that all of your ramps are red ramps, have you ever tried white ramps? They are sweeter and not as hot as the red ones. They look delicious in the pictures.

[JohnnyChance]

I just harvested 30 lb's of ramps with my father this past week while visiting. They are unusually large so early in the season, now is the perfect time to start using them. I noticed that all of your ramps are red ramps, have you ever tried white ramps? They are sweeter and not as hot as the red ones. They look delicious in the pictures.

One of our cooks forages them, so we only get whatever he brings in. Not sure if I have ever had the white variety.