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Family Fish Tacos
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Guest Post: Rob Levitt
When I published Ruhlman's Twenty last year, Rob Levitt, proprietor of an old-school butcher shop in the great meat city of Chicago called The Butcher & Larder, invited me to talk about technique while we made sausage and soup. It was so much fun and Rob, who happened also to be a graduate of the Chef Pardus school of kick-your-ass, was such a delight, I'm doing another Chicago event with him on Friday, October 19, at Floriole Cafe and Bakery, with my partner in Salumi, Brian Polcyn. (Details here on Rob's site.) It's a great pleasure to see people such as Rob and his wife, Allie, doing things the right and the good way. Making use of the whole animal, for instance ...
Posted in Beef, Butchery, Food Adventure, Food Business, Guest Post, New Media, Restaurants, Sandwiches Also tagged Chicago, ingredients, Rob Levitt, sharing, The Butcher & Larder Comments closed
Spatchcocked Grilled Turkey
My daughter was born 16 years ago, June 4th, a Sunday. Two weeks later, was Father’s Day. Having never been a father on Father’s Day, I took it easy. I’d finished the manuscript of my first book, but hadn’t heard from my editor (I forget nothing, Bill!); I had no prospects and we were near broke.
I grilled a turkey.
We’d gotten it free, a local grocery store giving out turkeys at Christmastime to loyal customers, and it had finally dawned on me earlier in the week that we ought to eat that thing. By the time it thawed, well, it was Father's Day. Donna was delirious from no sleep and both of us fretted over our first newborn—"Is it supposed to be black as tar?" "Honey, I think it’s falling off. What do we do with it?" ...
Posted in Brines, Butchery, grilling, Recipes, Video Also tagged BBQ Turkey, butter baste, quick brine, reflection, Spatchcocked Turkey Comments closed
















