Monthly Archives: August 2008
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Crispy Buttermilk
3August 25, 2008 by seanbrock
designed to be a crispy garnish for bacon ice cream with buckwheat soil
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Milk Bubbles
2August 25, 2008 by seanbrock
Milk with sucroester..a little to silly to serve but fun to make
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Caw Caw Creek Pork
5August 25, 2008 by seanbrock
It doesn’t get much better than this. In my opinion you can’t find a better pig. Every time I order …
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Excited
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
Thackeray Farms “Wadmalaw Fuglies”…you can clearly see how pumped up I am to eat this gorgeous tomato
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Orange-Cardomom Marmalade
1August 17, 2008 by seanbrock
We made this with no food additives…just the natural pectin from the seeds and pith…We served it with Foie Gras …
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Olive Snow
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
Dehydrated, dropped into ln2 and then blasted in the vita…I suppose a pacojet would work as well….or a hammer
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Black Summer Truffles
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
these tasty truffles garnished a stone crab bisque with celery and nasturtium
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Simple, Simple, Simple
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
We created this for a whiskey tasting…. Foie Gras Terrine with smoked butterscotch and tart apples Perfect with Whiskey
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Charleston Stone Crabs Again
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
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Bubbles
5August 17, 2008 by seanbrock
I have always wanted to be able to create bubbles like you get when you are washing dishes. I finally …
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The Raw Product
Leave a commentAugust 17, 2008 by seanbrock
these are some really incredible black velvet apricots…I love stumbling across ingredients that are perfect in their raw form….
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Changing the Texture
2August 17, 2008 by seanbrock
compression is such a great tool..I wanted to serve the beets raw but wanted them to be a little softer…this …
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Heat
Leave a commentAugust 7, 2008 by seanbrock
today the heat index was between 102 and 110…no bueno
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Pickled Chanterelles
3August 3, 2008 by seanbrock
Such a nice staple to have on hand. It’s amazing how complex pickling can be and what a pickled element …
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Charleston Stone Crabs
Leave a commentAugust 3, 2008 by seanbrock
Yuzu-Black Truffle Puree, Celery I love they way the natural pine flavor of yuzu tastes with black truffles…they actually seem …
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Red Ribbon Sorrel
Leave a commentAugust 3, 2008 by seanbrock
Smoky Hollandaise, Leek Puree, Beets