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culinary quotes culinary quotes welcome here you ll find quotations on food and cooking chosen by catherine of albion cooks david tanis on freedom from time of day for a cer michael pollan on eating food thomas schnetz dona savitsky dona tomas on toa jamie oliver on kitchens that work chris reeve on basil folklore george orwell describes the kitchen at the hotel x michelle bernstein on the creation of chocolate p linda carucci on basil pesto nigel slater on toast marion nestle on the great irony of modern nutrition march 2006 april 2006 may 2006 june 2006 july 2006 august 2006 november 2006 january 2007 february 2007 december 2013 saturday december 28 2013 david tanis on freedom from time of day for a certain type of food mentality what authority would deny a person a bowl of beans for breakfast or a platter of figs for supper should that be his or her desire david tanis one good dish friday february 09 2007 michael pollan on eating food eat food though in our current state of confusion this is much easier said than done so try this don t eat anything your great great grandmother wouldn t recognize as food there are a great many foodlike items in the supermarket your ancestors wouldn t recognize as food go gurt breakfast cereal bars nondairy creamer stay away from these michael pollan unhappy meals new york times magazine 1 28 07 tuesday january 23 2007 thomas schnetz dona savitsky dona tomas on toasting fresh chiles the ideal way to toast fresh chiles to get the best flavor and the most even blistering would be over a wood fire but this isn t always practical for home cooks toasting fresh chiles over a gas burner can impart the flavor of the heat source which isn t exactly desirable and deep frying can infuse the flesh with too much fat leaving the pepper greasy after elimiating these options we recommend simple panfrying as the best way to toast fresh chiles at our restaurants we will sometimes toast 20 to 30 fresh chiles at a time so we use a large grill your best bet at home is a comal small griddle or cast iron skillet heat your pan over high heat and grease the surface with a light coating of nonstick spay or brush it with a little oil decrease the heat to medium and place the chiles on the hot surface they should crack or pop a few times and the ridges of the chiles will begin to blacken after the skins have been blackened place the chiles in a paper or plastic bag for about 20 minutes thomas schnetz dona savitsky from dona tomas saturday november 11 2006 jamie oliver on kitchens that work if you can it s always nice to have your sink near or in front of a window for good light and a bit of a view whilst doing the washing up jamie oliver jamie s dinners the essential family cookbook tuesday august 01 2006 chris reeve on basil folklore basil folklore it was believed in greek and roman times that to have a good basil crop you d have to yell loudly and swear when you were planting the seeds today in french there is an idiom for ranting which translated literally means to sow the basil from chris reeve on henriette s herbal homepage friday july 14 2006 george orwell describes the kitchen at the hotel x the kitchen was like nothng i had ever seen or imagined a stifling low ceilinged inferno of a cellar red lit from the fires and defeaning with oaths and the clanging of pots and pans it was so hot that all the metal work except the stoves had to be covered with cloth in the middle were the furnaces where twelve cooks skipped to and fro their faces dripping sweat in spite of their white hats round that were counters where a mob of waiters and plongeurs clamoured with trays scullions naked to the waist were stoking the fires and scouring huge copper saucepans with sand everyone seemed to be in a hurry or a rage george orwell from down and out in paris and london sunday july 02 2006 michelle bernstein on the creation of chocolate painted fois gras i didn t have a very firm grip on the terrine mold so instead of lifting it i only succeeded in pulling it off the shelf it eluded my slippery fingers and tumbled down past my widening eyes right into the bowl of chocolate sauce where it bobbed for a moment like a ship with a hull breach taking on water and then proceeded to sink into the murky depths as i reached in after it my colleagues rushed over to help me try to save it a difficult task had the terrine come straight from the fridge it would have been hard and cold and easy to wipe off but softened as it was and warming even more thanks to the chocolate it was beginning to leach out into the sauce tan globules were bubbling up to the surface turning the chocolate into a mocha colored nightmare i gingerly retrieved the unmolded terrine from the sauce and laid it out on my station the other cooks and i stood over it in our chocolate spattered whites trying to decide how to save our patient the first step was to halt the melting and preserve its shape and we worked on it furiously smoothing it over with spatulas and our fingers i was panicked beyond words michelle bernstein from two great tastes in don t try this at home culinary catastrophes from the world s greatest chefs