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Anyone watch A Taste of History? I know its more history than food but I really like watching and learning the process of how they made all that old food back then
I watch it every single week, I wish there was a little more cooking but it's to be expected when the dishes he's cooking are ancient half the time and pretty simple
 

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Gordon Ramsey protege Nick Di Giovanni cooks the favorite dishes of football players. Now I know why they call Haaland Brut, Luka Modric loves his Dalmatian prosciutto and CR7 enjoys a dish I love.

 

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Toronto bodybuilder doing another food experiment with a comely guest.


Vita Sidorkina had an eating disorder as a runway model...then she married an Italian.
 
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Alfredo Pacino is older than Macho McConnell, yet his mind is clear and he's still working.

He sticks to his Sicilian died, the food he grew up with.

 

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Miserable Prick is as entertaining as Uncle Roger.

Any restaurant that serves frozen shrimp should be shut down on the spot.

 

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i loved kitchen nightmares but the american version with all the dramatic cuts and music i always found so over the top
 

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I can get Gnocchi Calabrese with walking distance of my house. Simple pleasures,I'm not fru fru like Ceiling Cat. Now that I've seen what you get for $109 pasta, you could have an overnight orifice party with that.

That's tuna carpaccio folks.

 

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i loved kitchen nightmares but the american version with all the dramatic cuts and music i always found so over the top
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I agree, the British version of Kitchen Nightmares has much more profanity, Gordon at his best.

Gordon visits The Twatage.

 

K Douglas

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I can get Gnocchi Calabrese with walking distance of my house. Simple pleasures,I'm not fru fru like Ceiling Cat. Now that I've seen what you get for $109 pasta, you could have an overnight orifice party with that.

That's tuna carpaccio folks.

Not sure what Gnocchi Calabrese is but I love gnocchi so I would definitely try it. My favorite prep of gnocchi is in sage and brown butter sauce. So good.
 

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Just made my classic bacon and scrambled eggs this morning. I've started to prep my scrambled eggs differently including the beating process. I was never doing it properly until I saw Chef Pepin's demonstration. Put in a dash of milk, tabasco sauce and chives and kept a bit of the bacon grease in the pan. I use a spatula and just move it across east west and north south which helps the egg form curds. The whole process is about 1 to 1 and a half minutes on low medium heat. The worst is overdone dry scrambled eggs.
 

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My favorite prep of gnocchi is in sage and brown butter sauce. So good.
Sounds yummy. I've made butternut squash ravioli in a sage and browned butter sauce. I should have patted the ravioli a bit to dry after cooking because It turned out a little bit wet/soggy but the flavour was very nice. :) Or maybe I overcooked it....

I'll try with the gnocchi. Do you make your own?
 

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Sage and butter sauce is so good.

Randomly made a puttanesca yesterday with a first course of curried carrot/celery soup to clean out the fridge. It all turned out great.
 
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