RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkGrilled Cheese with Fig Balsamic, Plum, and ProsciuttoSourdough grilled with fontina, prosciutto and sliced plum, under a generous drizzle of fig balsamic glaze.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkConfit CarrotWhole carrots cooked slowly submerged in olive oil with garlic, thyme and rosemary until silky. A side that tastes like far more work than it is.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCrispy Brussel SproutsRoasted sprouts with crisp pancetta, pomegranate and sage, dressed in a white balsamic and lemongrass vinaigrette with a fig balsamic glaze.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCacio e PepeFour ingredients and no cream. Spaghetti, Pecorino Romano, toasted black pepper and starchy pasta water emulsified into a silky sauce.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkEspagnoleOne of the five French mother sauces: a brown roux built out with mirepoix, tomato paste, red wine and veal stock. The base for demi-glace.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkMornayBechamel enriched with Gruyere and Parmesan. The sauce behind gratins, croque monsieur, and the best macaroni cheese you will make.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkPumpkin PieRoasted pie pumpkin or butternut pureed with condensed milk and warm spices, including a little black pepper for lift.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkPickled ShallotsShallots sliced thin on a mandoline and quick-pickled in red wine vinegar with peppercorns. Five minutes for acidity you will use all week.