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Author Archives: Grease Angel

Spring Salad

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the market this last week, and was blessed with the bounty of spring in Ontario.  I was inspired to make a green salad that was so beautiful, healthy and tasty that I just had to share it with all of you out there.  The recipe goes as follows: …

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Posted byGrease AngelMay 22, 2010May 22, 2010Posted inGreat FoodLeave a comment on Spring Salad

Epic Food Scan 6: Frankfurter Crown Roast

  What a wonderful and creative way to use hotdogs!  This Frankfurter crown roast is filled with sauerkraut and garnished with the classic parsley and pimento.  The greatest part is that this comes courtesy of Weight Watchers Recipe Cards.  This monstrosity has no part in anyones diet.

Posted byGrease AngelMay 2, 2010May 2, 2010Posted inBad Food1 Comment on Epic Food Scan 6: Frankfurter Crown Roast

Free Labour….

I am just graduating from culinary school in a couple of weeks and I just wanted to post something for everyone out there who may find themselves in a similar situation.  That situation is being used extensively for free labour.  Now I understand that there are certain hurdles to clear in order to graduate, paying …

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Posted byGrease AngelApril 9, 2010Posted inUncategorized2 Comments on Free Labour….

Simplicity

We all know the old attage:  KISS or keep it simple stupid.  I always find it diffucult to uphold this belief even though I am well aware of its application in the kitchen.  Once I get cooking I am always adding a little of this or that, trying to balance flavours and textures to create the …

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Posted byGrease AngelFebruary 3, 2010February 4, 2010Posted inGreat Food, recipes, SkillsLeave a comment on Simplicity

The healing soup

I remember being sick with a nasty cold a few years ago and a good friend of mine brought me a huge containerof his homemade chicken soup.  I ate the soup up and instantly felt better.  I have never eaten another soup like this with such magical healing properties, although I have tried several times.  …

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Posted byGrease AngelDecember 10, 2009December 10, 2009Posted inlessons, recipes1 Comment on The healing soup

Passion and drive

These are two of the most important words a chef will ever need to know.  They may all seem like the same thing at a first glance, and although they do have things in common they also have acute differences. 

Posted byGrease AngelDecember 1, 2009February 4, 2010Posted inGood Food, lesson learned, Mouthy Bits, recipes, Skills, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Passion and drive

Proffesionalism

Is there anything more off putting than seeing a chef with long dirty fingernails, filthy whites or just bad general hygiene? 

Posted byGrease AngelNovember 25, 2009November 30, 2009Posted inSkillsLeave a comment on Proffesionalism

The rust never sleeps

How do you keep your skills honed?

Posted byGrease AngelNovember 19, 2009November 25, 2009Posted inSkills1 Comment on The rust never sleeps
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