AKA: Braised Lamb Shank a la Nugget… Traditional braised lamb shanks in mire poix.
Maple Bacon wrapped Leg of Venison served with a reduction of demi-glace, a touch of creme and seasonal fig preserves… and wrapped red onion.
Chicken Ballotine a la Pepin! De-boned and stuffed with cremini mushrooms and spinach and roasted on a bed of leeks, onion, celery and carrot and about 2/3 a bottle of white wine. Served with a reduction of pan jus.
Braised leg of lamb with pan reduction, baked brown rice and braising vegetables. Simply a wonderful meal.
Simply the best process around. One would expect nothing less from Master Chef Jacques Pépin.
Beef en Croute with Sauce Bearnaise. These are the dishes I dream about at night…
A nice treat for those with open ears… One of my favorite proteins – Lamb Shanks… In this video – “Lamb Shanks al la Matignon” – with the Matignon part up for some debate… But hell – he’s Thomas Keller. And here is the recipe in written form… Some process too… https://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/lamb-shanks-a-la-matignon.html
A few different things motivated my approach to this dish. One of my biggest desires was to do something different with a cut of meat that I have smoked outdoors or slow roasted countless times in the oven and I simply wanted to alter the presentation and method of preparation. Call it…
All of it should be this way… I realize that’s as futile as asking us all to get along…
The Five Mother Sauces of Classical Cuisine (and some of their applications). https://www.thespruceeats.com/mother-sauces-996119
Classical Sauces – Opinions – Ideas – Thoughts (and a few recipes). Classic French Sauces
I like to put these dishes here as bookmarks – placeholders of sorts to help me remember them and to give you an idea of what I like to cook. Some of them still need to be “run through the mill” so to speak. Tested and refined and adjusted for what’s in season and fresh,…