Chocolate Chip To The Maxxx!!! Well, not so extreme for the Temple Of Food but some interesting ideas on a classic. Click on the cookie for the whole slideshow of cookie madness:
Here are some other sweet savory and quease-worthy chocolate recipes. I mean really, vegan black bean brownies? Maybe with a scoop of breast milk ice cream. Maybe... Click on the image below for full recipes.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Healthy Eggs Recipie from China
Ugh! This egg tastes like it was boiled in urine, then peeled, then boiled in urine again for a day and a night.
"...the very best (pee) comes from boys under 10 years old. They pee in buckets and we collect it fresh every day."
Link to the article.
"...the very best (pee) comes from boys under 10 years old. They pee in buckets and we collect it fresh every day."
Thursday, March 10, 2011
New Modernist Cuisine Book
Modernist Cuisine is a six-volume, 2,438-page set that is destined to reinvent cooking. The lavishly illustrated books use thousands of original images to make the science and technology clear and engaging.
With a $700 list price, you better be serious about food!
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Toast & Pea Butter
I was marveling last night about how much work really goes into a simple piece of toast. From grain, to flour, the scientific wonders of yeast and sugars, properly baking the loaf, slicing and then toasting the slices. A humble piece of toast is often taken for granted in this age of convenience.
After all the hard work of preparing toast, the modern foodie needs an appropriate crown for this golden canvas. What could be more pretentious than spending 5 hours refining green peas in a medical centrifuge to produce a tiny schmear of pea butter. Ground, frozen peas are spun at ridiculously high speed and eventually split into 3 interesting layers, water, fat and fiber.
Apparently you can really taste the pea-ness.
Check out the article at Jet City Gastrophysics
After all the hard work of preparing toast, the modern foodie needs an appropriate crown for this golden canvas. What could be more pretentious than spending 5 hours refining green peas in a medical centrifuge to produce a tiny schmear of pea butter. Ground, frozen peas are spun at ridiculously high speed and eventually split into 3 interesting layers, water, fat and fiber.
Apparently you can really taste the pea-ness.
Check out the article at Jet City Gastrophysics
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