Getting Seeds to Stick to Bread

In a recent thread on My Nebras­ka Kitchen, the issue of how to get seeds to stick to bread came up. So, today I tried an exper­i­ment. I made a batch of Chi­ca­­go-style hot dog buns (the KAF recipe), mak­ing 12 buns. (We like our buns a lit­tle small­er than what the recipe sug­gests.) I divided…

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Published:September 6, 2017 View Post

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Aspen House Restaurant — Great Dining in the High Plains

Rawl­ins, Wyoming, is not the sort of place where you’d expect to find a great restau­rant, but we did. The Aspen House restau­rant is in an old Vic­­to­ri­an-style house built in 1905 that has been con­vert­ed into a restau­rant. The room we were in was prob­a­bly a par­lor or break­fast room, although it may have also…

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Published:July 11, 2017 View Post

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Gravy — the real Mother (and Father) sauce

Clas­si­cal­ly trained chefs, please stop read­ing this col­umn now. OK, you’ve been warned. In clas­sic French cook­ing there are five moth­er sauces, as first set forth by Marie-Antoine Carême and lat­er revised by Auguste Escoffi­er: Béchamel, Velouté, Espag­nol, Toma­to and Hol­landaise. These are called moth­er sauces because they’re the start­ing point for hun­dreds of sauces. James…

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