The recipe that Iron Chef Morimoto fell in love with. As showcased on Iron Chef America, Chef Esther Choi walks us through how to recreate this delicious Lobster Ramen recipe.
Crispy, golden-fried lingcod meets fresh, vibrant slaw and a tangy crema in this Baja Fish Taco recipe — a coastal classic bursting with flavor and texture. The beer-battered onion rings add a crunchy twist, while the mix of green and purple cabbage, cilantro, and lime keeps each bite light and zesty. Wrapped in warm corn tortillas and finished with a drizzle of creamy Mexican mayo dressing, these tacos bring the perfect balance of crunch, creaminess, and citrus. Provecho!
Summery Tomato & Strawberry Burrata Toast by Chef Jessica Monty
Tossbellpeppers inoliveoil androast at 450 until charred, stir twice. Toast bread while bell peppers are roasting. When bell peppers are charred, remove from...
The first side crackled to a crisp, the bread turning into a buttery crust while cheddar melted patiently inside. Then came the flip — and the trick. A handful of shredded cheese scattered directly onto the skillet, then the sandwich set gently on top. It hissed, stuck, and sizzled again, creating a lacy crown of caramelized cheese that would harden into a salty, crispy halo.
spring rolls are a popular appetizer made with thin pastry wrappers filled with a mix of fresh vegetables, and sometimes meat or seafood. Served fresh with rice paper wrappers. Often paired with a sweet chili or savory dipping sauce, spring rolls offer a flavorful bite-sized start to any meal.
A hearty celebration of fire and flavor, the mixed grill brings together a variety of meats—often including steak, chicken, lamb, and sausage—grilled to perfection.
Spatchcocking is a method of preparing whole chicken by removing the backbone and flattening it before cooking. This technique allows for faster, more even roasting or grilling, resulting in juicy meat and crisp, golden skin.
A cozy, fall-inspired pairing of velvety roasted butternut squash bisque simmered with aromatic herbs, carrots, celery, and warm spices like nutmeg, curry, and cinnamon. Finished with a touch of cream for richness. Served alongside a golden, crispy grilled cheese sandwich made with buttery sourdough, melty Gruyère and Jarlsberg, and a hint of seared cheese on the crust for extra flavor.
Despite the name, there’s no chicken involved — only the same crispy coating and skillet-fried soul as a classic fried chicken. The crust is craggy and seasoned, the steak inside fork-tender and juicy, and the real magic? It’s the river of creamy, pepper-speckled gravy poured on top like a final blessing.