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The Best Restaurant in Town is in YOUR HOUSE

With Perfect Little Bites, I bring the restaurant experience to you. My name is Chris Spear. I work as an in-home personal chef and culinary instructor. While my business is based in Frederick, Maryland, I provide service within a 70-mile radius which includes Baltimore, Washington D.C., northern Virginia and parts of southern Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

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At My Fingertips

This week my family and I moved. While we only moved .9 miles, remaining in Frederick, Maryland, this move felt almost as challenging as moving across the country. If packing is the tedious part, unpacking is the fun part. While it's hard being away from my kitchen,...

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Carrot Beurre Blanc Recipe

Carrot Beurre Blanc Here's a recipe for a carrot beurre blanc. We made this sauce this week to go on top of pan seared hake that was being served for an event. Technically, I shouldn't use the term "blanc" because it's not. Obviously, the sauce is a vibrant orange....

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Boston Baked Beans- The Recipe

Boston Baked Beans- The Recipe

Boston Baked Beans are one of those iconic dishes, especially if you live in New England. Many families would eat franks and beans every Saturday night, though canned baked beans were often used instead of homemade. Like many families, mine has a recipe for Boston...

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An Evening with René Redzepi

Last week I went to Washington DC to see chef René Redzepi speak about his restaurant Noma in Copenhagen. Much of the discussion focused the creative process, letting go of total control and bringing some fun back into the kitchen. It was nice to see such a candid...

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Boston Baked Beans- The Prelude

Today I'm making one of my favorite things. Boston Baked Beans. I use the recipe that has been in my family for 5 generations. This is my family history. This recipe doesn't get tweaked or changed. You don't swap out the bean pot for the pressure cooker. You need to...

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