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Green Martini
For this cocktail I started with the idea of a gin martini, but wanted to add Green Chartreuse into it. I knew that I had a lot of hefty botanicals here, and balancing it would be a challenge. I love the Vya vermouth but it doesn't always play nice with...
Maple Pecan Croutons
Sometimes things don't work out the way you want them too, but take a delicious detour instead. One of my cooks was making Maple Pecan Muffins, but overcooked them. They weren't burnt, but we couldn't serve them as muffins either. Not wanting to waste all these...
Return of The Scrapple Dip
A recipe for warm scrapple dip, based on traditional Maryland crab dip. This recipe was created by Frederick, Maryland chef Chris Spear of Perfect Little Bites
Pork Collar
If you're not using pork collar, you're missing out. It has a great meat to fat ratio, is pretty inexpensive and is almost idiot-proof to cook.One of my favorite ways to cook it is to roast it. For this one, I made a simple spice blend of kosher salt, sugar, smoked...
Chilled Magazine: Featured Mixologist
Today I was the featured mixologist on the Chilled Magazine website. If you're not familiar with Chilled, they're a publication dedicated to cocktails. It was an honor to be featured on their site. If you're interested, you can find the link here. You can find a...
Peanut Financiers
A year ago I hadn't ever thought about using peanut flour, but after a dinner at Ian Boden's The Shack, I was convinced that I needed to pick some up. I don't know how many companies produce it, but I found the Byrd Mill brand. They have both light and dark with...