Looks like CRMR is opening a catering business/food shop next to Cilantro in August. http://www.crmr.com/pdf/press/CRMR-at-Home-Opening.pdf definitely worth a look... especially with our upcoming move out of town. :)

Looking at what one actually needs in terms of kitchen equipment for a new home. These are the items that I think would be useful: Kitchen Aid mixer food processor rice cooker toaster good set of knives Not sure if these are necessary

We’re moving out to Westchester in a few weeks, and I was wondering what people bring home from Grand Central – meals, produce, fish, meats, etc. - if anything. Thanks!

've been looking into at-home options, and I’m curious to hear what others prefer. After a fair amount of research, I don’t think that I’ll buy one of the “pod” machines such as the Senseo. So,...

or oil, good roaster pan and heating costs and clean up and you’ve already spent the $5.99 for a ready made and very tasty chicken. This is the only item I can think of that is tastier and more economical than most can do...

What do my fellow Home Cooks resolve to do differently in 2006? I’ll start. I’d like to spend more time cooking, and less time reading about cooking in 2006!

Probably not the best title I could think of, but it’s the best I could do with a head cold. I would say that in terms of home cooking, I am pretty much mid-level, “basic” meals type of cook. A lot of what I do...

I am planning to home roast coffee (for the first time) and understand that certain models of hot air popcorn poppers (those with side vents as opposed to mesh vents) are good for beginner roasters. Sweet Maria’s coffee...

The biggest problem I have with non-stick roasters is that they never seem to get really clean. Something about fats bonding to plastics, as I learned on Good Eats the other night. One of our roasting pans in stainless, and I...

I’ve been tempted to re-roast my already roasted coffee beans at home, in hopes of freshing them up a bit to release whatever flavour might be left inside. Just curious if anyone has tried this already, did it make any...

Having seen sous vide on some restaurant menus and described in one of my cookbooks, I had thought I might try it at home until I saw this article in the Wall Street Journal:...

. Have gotten to the point, where i will wait to get home for that cup of coffee rather then get a mediocre brew at the restaurant. Nothing spoils a nice meal like coffee, that was on the too hot burner too long!

Great question, I’ve wondered the same thing. Last year, I made a triple batch of cornbread and sent my guests home with a nice serving along with a special batch of dark chocolate & raspberry bark. But the dinner fixins,...

good side dishes and everybody has fun. Concentrate on those and be done with it. The only thing you worry about is the size. I always buy the biggest one that fits in my oven so I can send everyone home with enough for turkey...

their more internationally reknown counterparts from Oaxaca, Puebla & the Yucatan). Huatusco.... I guess you are on a coffee trip, right? I read about the effort to switch the local production away from generic stuff for the Big 5...