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Becoming a Food PIMP

It began as a way to keep a loved one really happppy.  She was generous to me and I in turn feed her.  In the process, I discovered I was p...

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

The Shedding

Catered fundrasing event on saturday for the artist Rogiers.  The DJ threatened to smack me, the host had to eat her plate in private, because she was having a private moment publiclyz; the folks who fearrrr food and secretly believe is evil haaaddddd to, just haaaddd to give in.  I think ... Hmmm... I do believe,  I "put my foot in it".  In other words, I kicked some serious you know what!! 
The Menu:
Drinks
Spirited Sangria with Brandy soaked  nectars apples and oranges
Tapas
Cocktail samosas
Mini Chicken mole stuffed quesadillas with fresh guacamole and pico de gallo
Main dish
Farafella in pear and gorgonzola cream
Tomatoe and basil salad


 http://www.fibbymusic.net/html/itinerary.php

Friday, May 4, 2012

So theres this turkey

I inherted a turkey the other day and  I thought, I should practice different techniques for making a juice Thanksgiving Turkey.   Yes, I know, we are not in the holiday season.  But, we will be at some point and a little practice ain't never hurt nobody.  One should always be prepared when dealing with such a big, big ...bird....

Sooooo, I began my venture into cooking a 25 pound bird (not that big), by defrosting it for a few days in the fridge, of course.  Once that was done and I went through the process of cleaning, dressing and stuffing the bird. 
And man did I love getting my hands dirty stuffing it.  I wraped it in bacon, stuffed it with Italian sausage, mortadella, fruits and other things.. Put in the oven, cooked it for several hours in a low temperature.  By morning, the aromas coming out the kitchen where amazing.
The bird fell right of the bone. The  drippings where reduced in cognac and freash cut oranges.... My friends had no complaints..
And that, my friends,  is how you leave your mark, in their mouths...