August 6, 2018 - 10:01am
Great bread, wine, cheese, meat and salad is Lucy's
mantra and calling card. My wife is from St Louis and I grew up in Kansas City. I ran across this youtube video about artisan bread in St Louis and Kansas City with a treat at the end that reminds me of where we live now and what we think about when it comes to cuisine and what we like to eat and drink. I would suggest to smoke the Italian sausage though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD7E5nD7900
Happy viewing.
Comments
especially since I've been thinking about learning how to make savory bread puddings. Since I don't eat meat, I'll have to revise the recipe a bit. I think I'd use lacinato kale instead of escarole to help keep the texture from getting too dense. I think the kale would stand up to the custard better. Probably use more onion + some mushrooms or eggplant and really caramelize them to add some flavor/umami, probably some sun-dried tomato, too. That might work. When revising a recipe to a vegetarian alternative, I find that you have to work on adding in flavor to compensate for the flavor that's missing when you remove the meat. But I don't want it to actually taste like meat, just to have lots of good flavor. I like her ideas for the salad, too.
I like her salad too.
Happy Baking Fran
Thanks for sharing! ?
I'm glad you took the time to post the link. I had heard about Fevere and Ibis but never took the time to visit their retail sides. There's still a lot of room for improvement in my bread baking skills so I'm not sure whether visiting them would be depressing or a good thing.
we are going to a wedding and may have some free time on out hands r maybe nit since ai am never in charge of these things. They both look great All the bread looks pretty darn good for sure.