I’ve made a lot of pasta salads over the years, using just about every shape and size imaginable, with one notable exception. The egg noodle. I only came to this realization recently, when I was looking to make a “prop” pasta salad to sit next to some grilled pork. The cupboards were bare, except for a handful of egg noodles, which I pressed into service, and what started out as an afterthought, turned into an... to read the rest of Chef John's article about this Deviled Egg Noodle Salad recipe,please follow this link to become a member.) Follow this link to get a complete, printable written recipe for Deviled Egg Noodle Salad!
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When I was a young cook, I had some pretty stringent believes regarding which cuts of meat could, or should, be used with certain cooking methods. If we’re talking about cooking pork “low and slow,” the shoulder cut was always the answer. If we’re doing something like skewers, and we’re cooking them fast and hot, the loin, or tenderloin was the... to read the rest of Chef John's article about this Barbecued Pork Skewers recipe,please follow this link to become a member.) Follow this link to get a complete, printable written recipe for Barbecued Pork Skewers!
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Scacce Ragusane is generally described as a type of Sicilian stuffed flatbread, but for me, that really doesn’t do it justice. It’s kind of, sort of, like lasagna wrapped in flatbread, but that’s not very accurate either. The “kinda sorta” thing also works for calzone, and stromboli, but again, just... to read the rest of Chef John's article about this Scacce Ragusane recipe,please follow this link to become a member.) Follow this link to get a complete, printable written recipe for Scacce Ragusane!
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