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Food Blogs We Love

Whether their specialty is down-home dinners, inspired desserts, or something deliciously in between, these are the people we want to hang out with in the kitchen...

Food Wishes Video Recipes

  1. You Can Count on Monte Cristo Benedict for Mother’s Day Brunch

    I always get a ton of food wishes this time of year for creative brunch ideas, and I was thinking about doing some new type of eggs Benedict , when I happened to see a photo of a Monte Cristo sandwich. At first, it just made me want a Monte Cristo sandwich, but after that wore off, I started thinking about how I’d seen these topped with fried eggs before. Long story short, I decided to simply make an open-faced version of the famous stuffed sandwich, and top it with poached eggs , and hopefully a new American brunch classic was born. Of course, I'll let you decide, but t here was nothing I didn’t love about this plate of food. Okay, the salad was kind of phoned in, but the rest was awesome. The base is a variation of our famous Restaurant Style French Toast recipe , which marries perfectly with the ham, cheddar and havarti. It was so tasty you really don’t even need the poached eggs. Actually, forget I said that. Do the eggs. If only so you can pop those yolks, and watch them run. Besides the eating, that has to be the best part. I’ve also re-posted a poached eggs demo below, since poaching your eggs ahead of time is the only way to go, especially if you have a larger group. By the way, you can hold the Monte Cristo bases in a warm oven while you pull the rest of the meal together. I hope you give this new Benedict a try soon. Enjoy! Ingredients for 4 portions: For the batter: 2 large eggs 1/4 cup cream 1 tbsp sugar pinch of salt pinch of ca yenne 1/4 tsp cinnamon 1/8 tsp allspice 4 thick slices of French bread 1 tbsp butter 8 slices ham 4 slices cheddar cheese 4 slices havarti cheese 8 poached eggs chive to garnish How to Poach Eggs   

  2. Pork Belly Buns Recipe

    … find a better combination of flavors or textures. I’ve adapted the pork belly recipe from my buddy, John, of Food Wishes . Do you know John? If not, you must see his videos! He’s amazing. Plus, we have matching mustaches . Those …

  3. Strawberry Nation—Best of the Blogs

    … Tennesse Williams play. Actually, this recipe from Food Wishes is more straight-forward than that—just a little ..... the blog, might taste best in an Adirondack chair. Food Wishes The United Colors of Cobbler pairs strawberries with …

  4. Homemade Gifts: Best of the Blogs

    … The grandparents would love a set of Gluten-Free Girl’s salt-dough ornaments decorated by the grandkids. • Food Wishes shows you how to make bottled chipotle oil for the hot-and-spicy fiends on your list. • Holy moly! Who knew you could …

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Food Blogs We Love

  1. Foodie Reflections

    Dedicated to the exploration of all things culinary: food culture, unique ingredients, restaurants, recipes, menus, cooking techniques, wine, and the list goes on and on. Jaclyn Kolber wants to experiment, discuss and learn as much as possible about food, one of the few things all beings have in common.

  2. Jeanette's Healthy Living

    In Jeanette's kitchen, you'll find healthy dishes packed with flavor and goodness. She developed a passion for health-focused cooking while making meals for family and friends with illness-related dietary needs. She believes you can eat wholesome, healthy, satisfying meals without compromising on full flavor.

  3. One Perfect Bite

    Mary loves the company of those who understand the quest for that one perfect bite. The food here is simple, inexpensive and easy to prepare -- it's peasant fare that meets the needs of today's health-conscious cooks. The recipes are lovely, as are the stories of the people and places behind them.

  4. The Pioneer Woman Cooks

    The blog that made Ree Drummond a household name. A city girl falls in love with a cowboy during a visit back to her hometown. Now she lives in the middle of nowhere on a working cattle ranch, wrangling children, chipping dried manure from boots, washing jeans, making gravy. And writing daily about her ongoing transition from spoiled city girl to domestic country wife.

  5. What's Cookin' Chicago

    Joelen Tan is an avid food enthusiast who has a deep passion for cooking, baking, learning and sharing anything related to the culinary arts and culinary industry. This blog captures her adventures in and out of the kitchen, most of which involves dishes she creates at home for family and friend, along with culinary events she host for her social cooking group, What's Cookin, Chicago.

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Latest Videos

  1. What is Amuse-Bouche—Counter Intelligence

    Amuse-bouche is a French term that means “entertain the mouth.” In restaurants, it refers to a complimentary bite of food offered before the appetizer.

  2. What is a Tagine—Counter Intelligence

    A tagine is a North African cooking vessel used for cooking an aromatic stew of the same nam. The conical design creates a high moisture, high temperature cooking environment: steam rises up into the cone, condenses, then trickles back down into the bottom.

  3. What is Umami—Counter Intelligence

    Umami is the fifth basic taste; the Japanese translation means “pleasant, savory taste” or “yummy.” L-glutamate is the amino acid responsible for umami; it’s found in cooked meats, aged cheeses, soy products.

  4. What is Quinoa—Counter Intelligence

    Quinoa is an ancient grain; it's considered a "supergrain" because it contains all eight essential amino acids, making it a complete protein. Quinoa cooks like rice but in about half the time. Its flavor is mild, kind of like couscous.

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