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• Curried Chicken Salad

  skinless boneless chicken breastsextra virgin olive oilkosher saltblack pepperavocadofresh lemon juicecurry powdergarlic freshred grapesceleryfresh cilantrobaby spinach
• fast pork and tomatillo stew

  This is a really tasty, hearty, yet healthy way to enjoy pork tenderloin. In the first step, the pork browns beautifully. Once combined with the vegetables and beans, this one-pot meal quickly comes together. It is easy enough to pull off on a weeknight, but good enough for a comforting Sunday supper. I found this as a newspaper clipping amongst my mother-in-law's recipes. porkolive oilwatertomatillosjalapenooniongarliclime juicecilantrosaltblack beanscilantro sprigstortillascooked rice
• jacques pepin's basic chicken stock
• jacques pepin's consommé recipe

  Broth is one of the most fulfilling things you can make in the kitchen. Consommé is the funnest magic trick you can do with your broth. Here’s how I got there. Sick in bed one day in May with the worst allergy attack of my life, I watched the DVD that came with the Jacques Pepin (JP) book Essential Pepin. In a KQED radio interview, JP said that the DVD was more valuable than the book, so I think to myself, "word, I better check this out!" In addition to lots of timeless techniques that he integrates into his show, the DVD also contained a segment where JP turned cloudy soup stock into crystal clear broth called consommé. I was so amazed that I made consommé as soon as I was feeling better. Adapted from Jacques Pepin’s latest book, Essential Pepin. homemade stockground beefcelery leavesparsleyleekcarrotsblack peppercornsthymeegg whiteswatersalt
• cha cha cha's warm spinach salad
• crisp, oven-baked korean chicken wings
• momofuku's pork belly
• Bastilla

  minced garlicRice bran oil for fryingsmoked paprikaKosher salt and black pepperyellow onionsminced gingerchicken thighsRas al hanoutchicken stocksaffron threadsbay leavescinnamon stickcinnamoncilantrosliced almondsgolden raisinspowdered sugarfueille de brick doughbutter
• braised short ribs in red wine sauce

  This is such a delicious and easy way to prepare braised short ribs. The pressure cooker does most of the heavy lifting. You just need to brown the meat, soften the veggies, toss in some flour, then add everything else. The frozen pearl onions help reduce prep time. We dug this out of a vintage Jacques Pepin book, The Short-Cut Cook. short ribsrendered fatfrozen pearl onionscarrotsgarlicflourherbes de Provencesaltblack pepperred bliss potatoesred wineparsley
• brown sugar smokies
• chicken caesar salad recipe from the anthonys

  When our family travelled to Washington DC in 2010 to visit the Anthonys, their long-time family friends, they came home with this amazing chicken caesar salad recipe. We'll often make this after a trip to Costco. We'll shred the breast from the rotisserie chicken, make the croutons from their roasted garlic bread, and cut up romaine lettuce from there. This is a versatile and tasty dish that can be portioned as an appetizer or as a meal. We are always excited when this dish is on the menu for the day. chicken breastsolive oilgarlic breadgarlicsaltlemon juiceWorcestershire saucelight mayonnaisesalt and pepperanchovy pasteextra light olive oilromaineparmesan cheese
• curried coconut milk soup
• gabrielle hamilton's roast chicken and salad the day after
• jacques pepin's skirt steak grandma

  This recipe was inspired by Jacques Pepin's (JP = Jacques Pepin) Puerto Rican mother-in-law who often incorporates lime into her preparation of steak. This super tasty dish is quick and easy to make. Adapted from JP’s More Fast Food My Way. skirt steakssaltblack pepperlime juiceanchoviesscallionsgarlicolive oilanchovy oilwaterlime juice
• jacques pepin's split pea soup with cracklings

  We were drawn to this recipe for several reasons. * We like split pea soup. * It makes use of leftover chicken skin. * Split peas are inexpensive. * It makes a big pot that can stretch over several meals or feed a party. * Leftovers freeze well. * It’s a Jaques Pepin recipe! We were pleased with the result and would definitely make it again the next time we have unused chicken skin. The crisped chicken skin kind of tastes like chicharon (deep-fried pork rind) in this dish. Adapted from Jacques Pepin's Essential Pepin. chicken skinonionsgarlichamwater or brothherbes de Provencesaltblack peppertabascosplit peas
• korean baeckeoffe
• lavash pizza with taco meat

  We created this recipe when we had leftover taco meat, but no tortillas or taco shells. We almost always have ingredients for lavash pizza on hand, so we just decided to make a taco pizza variation. lavashpizza saucemozzarellaAmerican cheesetaco meattomatoesjalapeños or serrano peppergreen onionscilantro
• mother-in-law's chinese chicken salad
• peking chicken... jacques pepin style

  As avid peking duck fans, we were excited to read Jacques Pepin's (JP) recipe for peking chicken. In order to get crisp skin, the skin is tightened, and some of the fat is rendered in a hot water bath; then the glaze is brushed on in layers at 3 different points in time. The mushrooms on the bottom of the baking rack are an extra added bonus. This recipe works well with chicken with fatty skin, such as Trader Joe's kosher organic. chickenhoneydark soy sauceTabasco saucebalsamic vinegarsmall button mushrooms
• quick and easy korean chicken wings

  This is another recipe that I learned from my friend's mom while I was in high school. Since I grew up in a home that didn't really eat spicy foods, this is also the first recipe I ever made with jalapenos. I'd sometimes make this dish for Sunday dinners with friends in college. I still make this recipe when I can find chicken wings at the French butcher's and it is still always good! coconut oilsugarsoy saucejalapenogreen onionschicken wingssteamed rice
• rick bayless' garlic mushrooms in parchment packets
• Thai chicken & mushroom soup (doubled for parties and to store)

  I made this soup for friends and family during the 2013 holiday season. Everyone loved it! Processing the lemongrass and shallots is the most time-consuming part, so I now chop it up in a food processor. I'll make this doubled version of the recipe for parties, or I cook half of it at a time for smaller groups. To make the soup a meal, serve it over steamed brown rice. vegetable oilshallotslemongrasscilantrofish saucechicken brothcoconut milkcoconut milksugarwhite mushroomsskinless chicken breastslime juiceThai red curry pastefish saucesteamed brown ricecilantro leavesserrano chilesscallionslimes