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"Jaime, that sounds heavenly. I have always wanted to sample Abalone but have only seen it here in Chinatown, smoked and sugared.  Might you have any photos of this glorious event? :) Right back to you, Oana"
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North Pacific abalone

Well, I had the privilege of cooking the last of the legal Pinto abalone here in Canada on wed night, we had a community dinner for about 90 folks, we raised these pinto abalone & the government gave us a permit to eat the remaining ones as the program is not getting funded anymore.So on to the dinner, I braised the abalone (they were about 4oz each) whole in Brandy, white wine, clam juice & butter for over 5 hours, served them with a split pea risotto, & for the sauce I was given…See More
Dec 11, 2010

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North Pacific abalone

Well, I had the privilege of cooking the last of the legal Pinto abalone here in Canada on wed night, we had a community dinner for about 90 folks, we raised these pinto abalone & the government gave us a permit to eat the remaining ones as the program is not getting funded anymore.

So on to the dinner, I braised the abalone (they were about 4oz each) whole in Brandy, white wine, clam juice & butter for over 5 hours, served them with a split pea risotto, & for the sauce I…

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Posted on December 10, 2010 at 3:48pm — 1 Comment

300 year old Bechamel recipe

So fellow chefs, here is a killer recipe .

8oz butter(use pulugra)

8oz flour(sifted)

4 liters half & half

1/2 med onion blanched & studded with bay leaf & clove

pinch nutmeg, sea salt, white pepper

pork back fat( chilled & sliced thinly.



Method



48 hours in advance put together, half & half, onion, & seasonings. let infuse.

make white roux with butter & flour, add liquid in thirds, use only a

wooden spoon.… Continue

Posted on September 13, 2010 at 1:33am — 2 Comments

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At 12:49am on February 24, 2011, Jeffrey Nimer said…
Happy Birthday Chef!!!!
 
 
 

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