Interested in cooking some ribs?The Food Lab's got you coveredwith their Guide to Sous Vide Ribs. It gives a variety of helpful information so you can prepare your ribs to the texture you prefer. If you like a little kick to your country style ribs try mysous vide honey-chipotle glazed ribsor my othersous vide rib recipesfor more options.
Thissummer vegetable lasagnarecipe is lighter than normal lasagna so it's even ideal for warmer weather. In addition, SeriousEats.com tackled the usual problem of summer vegetables containing too much water and ruining a casserole-type dish. This technique can be applied to any of your favorite recipes!
Baking with sous vide? It may sound counterintuitive butAnovaCulinary.comoffers 5 Tips for Sous Vide Baking. You may just want to give it a try!
I always enjoyed history, but these two articles would have made classes even more fun! FirstWeFeast.com offers a funIllustrated History of Hamburgers in Americahighlighting its evolution. Make it a fully-themed event by munching on mysous vide hamburger with baby bella mushrooms and gruyere cheesewhile you read! In the second article, NPR described the newComic Book Story of Beeras a graphical tour covering 9,000 years, from the cradle of agriculture to the modern-day craft beer.
These next 3 reads take us from the history realm to "what's happening now". First, it looks like food waste and beef fat or "green jet fuel" will be the next big thingMaking Airplanes Soar! The newMOFAD (Museum of Food and Drink)will open October 28th in Brooklyn, NY. With many high profile chefs on the various boards, I'm sure it will be a first class operation. As a new Brooklynite, I'll be checking it out and let you know what all I find! And finally,Blackberry Farm's sommelier Andy Chabot fills us in on wine education, food pairings, and what to drink now.