Electrical Engineer / Manager by trade, but a cook at heart. My first epiphany of how good food could be was thanks to Chef Paul Prudhomme and his "Baked pork chops in onion gravy". Then living in Italy changed things again with the overwhelming realization that it's all about the ingredients. The Italians know how to eat, period. Then living in the French speaking region of Switzerland changed things again. Sauce, complexity, layers; Food as an art form.
Tonight Paul Prudhomme's version of Chicken Florentine. Pretty easy to make. Like most of chef Paul's recipes, there are a lot of seasonings required. We were short on spinach, but made the best of it. Served with wild rice and some French white wine, Monmoussou Cheverny (Sauvignon Blanc & Chardonnay).
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