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  • Game day

    Posted on Saturday February 6th, 2010 at 11:35 am in game day

    SuperBowl Sunday tomorrow. What to do? What to do? Well, while we're not huge football fans (Mrs. Dude and I are hockey fans), Bbq Jr. is *extremely* excited about football. He's 4, and he's cheering for the Coats. "The Colts?" says I. "The Ind...

  • Roasted rice cakes

    Posted on Thursday February 4th, 2010 at 09:00 am in side, appetizers, direct heat

    I'm sorta loving me some Momofuku. It's a pretty fun book, and there's a fair amount of deliciousness to be found in there. It's no "semi-homemade" *gag*, but it's good fun. This dish, for example, uses no fewer than three other recipes in the boo...

  • Korean red dragon sauce

    Posted on Tuesday February 2nd, 2010 at 09:00 am in condiments

    Another exciting condiment from the delightful David Chang of Momofuku. You're gonna love what we do with it (post coming soon). And really, get the book. It's awesome.½ cup water½ cup sugar¾ cup ssämjang (fermented bean paste and chile sauce)...

  • Roasted onions

    Posted on Thursday January 28th, 2010 at 11:12 pm in condiments, direct heat

    I'm kinda loving the new Momofuku book. Loving it. I mean, umami bombs of ramen deliciousness? Sign me up!Well, had to try his version of roasted onions, as it's required for numerous dishes (and, it's gotta be good, because roasted onions go grea...

  • Tea-smoked duck

    Posted on Tuesday January 26th, 2010 at 09:00 am in main course, smoke, indirect heat

    I love me some duck. Love. Love. Love. Sadly, Mrs. Dude finds duck rather too fatty, so when I prepare duck, it has to be de-fatted. This recipe from Smoke & Spice does just that. And it's smoky, spicy and ducky. Perfect.Start with a coupl...

  • Butterfly wings

    Posted on Tuesday January 19th, 2010 at 09:00 am in travel, restaurant

    This past weekend we were in San Francisco for a brief getaway. Our most memorable meal of the weekend was at The House. (sorry, no photos - I'm still not that guy who takes photos in the restaurant). An Asian-inspired seafood place in a tiny litt...

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