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Recent Dinner Ben, Nick and I did.

grant

These are just a few of the many courses we served.

Cucumber risotto(all cucumber, no rice. SV Peeled and seeded cucs, seasoned with lemon argon and salt with a touch of xanthan to get a creamy mouth feel. Garden Tea, Savory raw jersey milk ice cream salad(working on the name). Lots of chewy candies from the class, barley, oyster horseradish, creme friache.

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ERROL_JOHNSON_35531

Ok, that is one I want chef steps to break down and video it! Amazing! How about a main course vegetarian series?

Jack_Mayer_85396

Its a really great book ...

tshewman

thanks Jack! another i need to get. :-)

Jack_Mayer_85396

Todd, if you have a copy of Michel Richard's "Happy in the Kitchen" you may find his technique helpful

borgech

Do you have a particular reason for adding 0.1% xanthan to the weight of the chopped cuke + seeds vs. just the chopped cuke? I'm going to try this this weekend I think!

grant

All done with the iPhone5s and no edits. I like a quick photo for documentation sake.

tshewman

That's completely different than what I had envisioned and sounds like a wonderful change in any expectation of "risotto", Nice!!!!

grant

I peeled seeded and chopped in a food processor. Then added .1% xanthan to the weight of the chopped cuke and strained seeds. Then boiled quickly, about 2 minutes then iced down. This created a bit more sweet flavor and reduced down the water level while concentrating the flavor.

Once cold, flavor with salt, lemon juice, oil and reserve. Its served with buttermilk, caviar pickled cucumber, dill chervil salt and watercress juice.

tshewman

phenomenal! For the cuc risotto, did you cut into "rice size"? Hard to tell from the pic. The reason I ask is I thought about doing this with some root vegetables (e.g. slice with a mandoline then into rice/risotto size pieces and cook like a risotto). The pasture salad (or farmhouse salad....) sorry I suck at names but the concept of savory milk salad is cool! Haven't been able to procure raw milk here yet....but it's on my list. :-) Beautiful work!

seijoed

The chewy candies picture would make an awesome living room picture.