This is another kitchen week for us in Batch 12. But what’s happening during service time? If you were to cook for the other classes, what are the possible stations you will be handling? Continue reading
Archive for April, 2010
28 Apr
1st Grilla in Manila! Grilling Competition!
The 1st Grilling Competition here in Manila was held last Sunday and guess who joined the competition? Continue reading
24 Apr
Deveining Shrimps/Prawns
I have actually deveined a shrimp before but like the basic tomato sauce post I figured I need to create a separate entry regarding deveining a shrimp. Continue reading
20 Apr
ISCAHM – Class in Aubergine! Week 11
What do you guys think we had in Aubergine as a class? Continue reading
18 Apr
Charcuterie – Craft of Preserving
*Photo taken from Alex*
Charcuterie is all around us. It is a craft that humans have honed and passed down from generation to generation to achieve a result that was first beyond imagination. Lengthening the lifespan of meat through salting or smoking was like magic when refrigeration had still yet to come. Moreover, as Ruhlman wrote in his book Charcuterie, it is also “a way of alchemizing scraps into culinary treasure”. Continue reading
14 Apr
Miso Soup – What’s Japanese Cooking without it?
Making miso soup is pretty easy and I don’t know why I didn’t blog about this after my dashi stock. It seems pretty practical making a miso soup after the dashi but oh well, at least here it is. Continue reading
9 Apr
ISCAHM – Brownouts are hardcore! Week 10
You know the good and bad thing about losing electricity in the kitchen? Everything becomes more intense like what happened before! Continue reading
5 Apr
Chawanmushi – Japanese Egg Custard
Chawanmushi is the savory egg custard that the Japanese usually have as their appetizers. What I like about this is that it is simple to make yet the texture is pretty awesome. Continue reading
1 Apr
Sea Bass Teriyaki
You normally do this with chicken but I had some leftover sea bass from my seafood presentation in ISCAHM. I told you guys before that I would be doing more Japanese cooking because it is Asian and my product knowledge in that cuisine is pretty decent. That’s why we have teriyaki today. Continue reading
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