Eggs Benedict, invented by chef Charles Ranhofer in 1894, remains popular. Our German-inspired variation features potato pancakes, curry sauce, and sauerkraut instead of Canadian bacon, providing a unique twist on the classic dish!
Tag: Great Lakes Cuisine
Culinary Journeys – Parma, Italy
This is part 4 of 5 in our series on our Culinary Journey through Northern Italy. See our last post on Florence here. A key aspect of Great Lakes Cuisine is "terroir," the French term meaning the "agriculturally relevant features of an area of land." For example, the Bordeaux region, according to The Wine Bible, [...]
Roasted Squash Salad with Turkey and Wild Rice
This recipe was adapted from a Faro and Black Rice dish featured in Thomas Keller’s Ad Hoc at Home cookbook. We’ve adapted a number of Keller’s recipes to our Great Lakes tradition (see here and here) and we continue that approach with this recipe that features wild rice and roasted turkey. We are replacing the [...]
Beer “Cheese” Soup – Vegan with Roasted Squash
I have always enjoyed a good beer cheese soup; rich, creamy, satisfying deep in the belly. A traditional German soup prepared since medieval times, it’s simply a combination of stock, beer, and cheese thickened with a starch (such as flour, stale bread, or potato). Here in Wisconsin, with our substantial German heritage, the soup is [...]
Whitefish Bratwurst
As I’m watching season 7 of Chef’s Table, episode 3 covers Angel Leon and his quest to promote seafood charcuterie. His restaurant, Aponiente in Cadiz, Spain, has now been awarded 3 Michelin stars and Chef Leon is passionately committed to taking local ingredients and transforming Spanish cuisine. One of the big innovations was to make [...]
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