Chicken White Wine Cream Sauce
By | September 13, 2009
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What Are Shallots
By | September 12, 2009
Shallots are considered members of the onion family, but are smaller than onions and look more like garlic. Inside, shallots do not have concentric structures like onions, but are sectioned into cloves like garlic. The white flesh of shallots can have either red or purple streaks similar to a red or purple onion. Shallots are strong, rich-tasting and reminiscent of both onions and garlic. They are also sometimes known as eschallots.
Some shallots have coppery brown skin, while others are pinkish or a greyish-brown. The French grey shallot is called a griselle and many French chefs prefer using grey shallots in their cuisine because of their strong and delicious flavor. Many of the shallots sold in the United States are imported from France.

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Happy Labor Day
By | September 7, 2009
From Cooking With Skinny And Mini
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Pan Seared Salmon with Shrimp Accompanied by Asparagus & Couscous
By | August 22, 2009
Click Here To Learn How To Blanch And Saute Asparagus
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Charity Event At Philadelphia Zoo
By | August 1, 2009
Chef Doug attended a charity event at the Philadelphia Zoo today to benefit kids with Leukemia. The zoo closed early to allow the kids to see all the animals without having to wait in lines. After the kids enjoyed the animals they were welcomed to plenty of food. There were several food vendors at the event. Thanks to all who participated to make this event a success.

Here are some of the 3 ft. hoagies Chef Doug made for the event.
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Pork With Apple Butter Cream Sauce
By | July 22, 2009
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Apple Butter Cream Sauce
By | July 21, 2009
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What Is Silver Skin
By | July 20, 2009
Term for the thin, pearlescent membrane found on certain cuts of meat, such as a tenderloin. Silver skin is very tough and must be removed with a sharp knife in order to prevent the meat from curling during cooking.

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Chicken Parmesan
By | July 14, 2009
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Chicken Quesadillas
By | July 13, 2009
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