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It may be that Montmireil’s method of cooking is what they credited him with. I have read he would cook the entire tenderloin, cut off the ends and serve only the center cut. I have also read Montmireil would cook the tenderloin in between two inferior cuts of meat until they were well charred and then tossed.
Made a few small changes by omitting the bell pepper and using only one onion. I also used 2 cups of pasta instead of 1 1/2 to balance out the omissions. I found that the can of petite diced tomatoes I had worked perfectly in this recipe. For the cheese, I didn’t even bother measuring I just covered the top with cheese. And then added more cheese on top of my portion after I scooped it out of the skillet. You can’t go wrong with more cheese, I always say.
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Continue whisking and drizzle in 1/3 cup neutral oil. Taste, and add a bit more oil until the dressing is to your liking.
Cranberry orange pancakes are both sweet and tart to help you start your day with a zing! (via Flickr)
A Danish-like pastry filled with almond paste and, at times, raisins, bear claws tend to be shaped in a semicircle or rectangle, with slices along one side that make it look like its namesake. Typically found in a coffee shop, it’s the perfect companion to a cup of java. With this easy recipe you won't even need to leave the house.
One common technique is frying chicken in two fats — extra virgin olive oil and unsalted butter — for the best flavor. Remember butter begins to smoke at a high temperature, so add it to the pan as soon as the butter is melted and foamy.
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The word ‘breakfast’ originates from the 15th century and is used to describe the meal eaten in the morning – with its meaning literally referring to breaking the fasting period the night before. Nevertheless, although breakfast is typically eaten as a quite ordinary meal during weekdays, some tend to enjoy a more special breakfast or brunch over the weekend. This type of gourmet breakfast can be identified as a refined or even quite elaborate preparation of an aesthetically pleasing and rich meal. Whilst a traditional western breakfast may include bread, jam, cheese, preserved meats, porridge, cereals, eggs, and/or pastries, a gourmet breakfast usually entails a mixture of different ingredients and practices to create a more “out-of-the-ordinary” dish.
This is a great meat-free option if you don’t want anything too heavy in the morning. Toast some Italian bread and add in your sliced creamy avocadoes, runny fried egg, and some Swiss and cheddar cheese.
If you’re extra hungry in the morning, this breakfast burrito is the way to go. Lots of common breakfast ingredients go into this dish, but I love to make it for brunch or lunch, too!