TIME flies! Twenty years ago, I gave the commencement speech to Kendall College School of Culinary Arts, Class of 2001. Special moments, great memories and a true milestone for me. https://t.co/RBAZynnjmW
Happy weekend! I couldn’t resist making some fresh fried bacon corn - it’s been ages.
Cooked in drippings from 2 slices of bacon, a generous amount of freshly ground black pepper, a dash of salt, and spicy bush… https://t.co/7Y7iWVyKZt
Happy Saturday! Brunch time it is...... Turkey Wings Provençal, cooked 6 hours in my old fashioned crock pot - fresh turkey wings, dry northern beans, dry red beans, chicken broth, white wine, diced tomatoes, sliced… https://t.co/cJZo8z2W9s
Bon Appétit Editor Adam Rapoport Resigns - The New York Times. I canceled my subscription 6 years ago. This explains the lack of diversity at BA. https://t.co/fpbZ6WWIfj
Jimmy Cobb, the last surviving member of Miles Davis’ sextet, has died at the age of 91. He was the pulse of the iconic and enduring , ‘Kind of Blue’ - the album found in any jazz lover’s collection.
#jazz… https://t.co/6PglTTSqFj
What a great way to start the #weekend. I just baked one of chef’s Alain Ducasse’s signature recipes, a delicious Pear and Honey Loaf Cake. Back in 2002, my cousin Christine Randle and I had an epic experience of… https://t.co/t5rPN0exrF
He was the toast of Paris. A pioneer. Leroy Haynes opened his first soul food restaurant in Paris in 1949 & a second one in 1964 that closed in 2009. We're remembering his legacy w/ @WilbertJones_ who also recreates one of Haynes' highly requested dishes.
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It was an absolute honor to write this article on Leroy Haynes, a restaurant trendsetter well over 70 years ago. #restaurant#chefs#paris Remembering Leroy Haynes and Chez Haynes, the Toast of Paris https://t.co/VscxBfsfS0