by Brian Child | Dec 27, 2016
Chalk it up to me being stingy with my time, or my money or just a little bit of both. I have never wanted to stand in line at the Honey Baked Ham store for an overpriced ham. Now, don’t get me wrong. The Honey Baked Ham is a fantastic product. You are just...
by Brian Child | Dec 23, 2016
Brines are not just reserved for the family thanksgiving turkey these days, you can use brines for your smoked fish to amp up the meaty nature and enhance its tasty flavor. A smoked fish brine will help you keep the delicate meat of the fish from drying out while...
by Brian Child | Nov 17, 2016
Ragù Bolognese this time of the year is just something that draws me in. I start to get really into grinding my own meats, making my own pasta and making wonderfully rich pasta dishes. It might be the changing weather, it may be the lack of fresh produce from my...
by Brian Child | Nov 14, 2016
In Hong Kong, XO sauces got their start based on dried shrimp or scallops and Chinese ham is combined with chiles to create a condiment that is salty, spicy and has a great funk to it. This recipe uses mushrooms in place of the pork in a traditional recipe. Green...
by Brian Child | Nov 7, 2016
In my book, delicious bulgogi depends on three things: a good cut of protein, an awesome marinade, and how you to cook it. In my book, this recipe possesses all three of these elements. First, a good cut of pork always makes for delicious bulgogi. You can make this...
by Brian Child | Oct 31, 2016
Lasagna in my mind is everything that America loves about pasta. It’s simple, it is hearty, warms your soul and is complete comfort food! America’s comfort food! This isn’t just something you order at that Olive Garden place anymore, you can make...
