Weekend in San Francisco
I've spent the weekend in San Francisco and very fortunately for me, my hosts packed much foodie fun into my short visit.
I ate amazing and lovely things at Incanto, so I'll have to come up with some manner of review for you. I didn't take any photos, but they are all still pretty fresh in my mind, so hopefully I can share the descriptions, at least. Teasers are: fried strips of pig ear, pork belly, pink peppercorn ice cream... More on that later.
I have been shown how to make a chicken stock that cooks for about 6 hours on very low heat in the oven. I can't wait to try it. It smelled amazing.
Oh, and at Kamei Restaurant Supply, I have purchased two new kitchen goodies: a Japanese benriner mandolin and a simple mortar and pestle. I am flying home tonight and will be trying to think of how best to put them to use when I get home. Any suggestions would be fabulous. If you had a shiny new mandolin, what would you make first?
4 comments:
I'd make a batch of potato chips, fresh-sizzling-salty chips!
I'm thinking like Tim. Sweet potato chips.
I'd make a lovely dish of potatoes Anna.
How about a potato-topped focaccia? See here: http://bouillie.wordpress.com/2009/12/13/pizza-alle-patate-di-genzano/
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