My Father is the master of a great fish fry – moist piles of fish with a crunchy crusted exterior. He makes crusting fish look second nature – something I took for granted for most of my youth until I moved on my own and tried to replicate his success only to find out that I [...]
Archive for the ‘Techniques, Tips and Tricks’ Category
How to Get Breading (Crust) to Stick to Chicken or Fish
Posted in Techniques, Tips and Tricks on November 14, 2011 | 7 Comments »
My Secret to the Best Sheppard’s Pie
Posted in Techniques, Tips and Tricks on October 11, 2011 | 3 Comments »
The best thing about Sheppard’s Pie, to me, is a crispy top browned in the oven. It’s a firm crust that gives way to moist potato goodness and all the treats concealed inside. I’ve experimented for years on how to get it just right. Here’s our conclusion: Before cooking, level your potatoes with a spoon. [...]
My Secret for the Best Chilli
Posted in Techniques, Tips and Tricks on September 25, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Claiming to make the best chilli in the world is akin to a restaurant with `famous`soup or the world`s best (fillintheblankhere) – everyone makes the same claim and no one can prove it. And because flavour is such a personal preference, 6 billion people could lay legitimate claim to making the best chilli in the [...]
Learning More About Pizza – The Best Tips I`ve Got…
Posted in Techniques, Tips and Tricks on June 26, 2011 | 7 Comments »
I continue to learn a lot about making pizza and am mildly obsessed. As today is a travel day, I thought I`d share a few quick tips that I`ve recently developed that`s helping my homemade pizza reach the next level (pictures and another post on pizza when I get back). These tips are resulting in the [...]



