As I mentioned in my recent croissants post I had the good fortune recently to learn a few solid keeper bread recipes from the good folks at The King Arthur Baking School, and French baguettes was one of my favorites to learn! I was scared heading into the video class that this was going to […]
Fresh Croissants At Home
Earlier this week I was fortunate enough to be able to attend a 4-day online bread baking class hosted by the King Arthur Baking School and learned how to make several different kinds of breads, many of which I will be making again and adding to my repertoire. One or two I doubt I will […]
Chicken Souvlaki In A Bowl
We live about five or six blocks from the neighborhood Greek restaurant, and I’d say we are pretty regular customers. But sometimes I’m in the mood to eat Greek food, but I’m not interested in dining in a restaurant or even carryout. So I guess that means that if my wife and I want to […]
Thai-Style Basil Chicken
For years I have assumed that Thai Basil Chicken was too complicated a dish to make at home. Especially for me, someone with zero experience with Thai cuisine. But after finding a local Thai restaurant in a food hall in Atlanta, and ordering a delicious bowl of Thai Basil Chicken, I noticed that there really […]
My Glassblowing Hobby Studio
Glassblowing is expensive, no way around it. Utility bills can be staggering plus tools and materials are expensive, especially if you are particular about the quality of your glass. To get into a studio, to learn how to blow glass or practice the craft, there are really only two options, own your own studio or […]
Nashville Hot Chicken
It’s been a few years now since I first posted my fried chicken recipe, which I usually cook in coconut oil, but I wanted to start fresh with an updated recipe for a spicy Nashville hot chicken recipe, cooked in either coconut oil or avocado oil. **Don’t care about story time? Go straight to the […]
