Here’s a good recipe: http://neworleanscuisine.blogspot.com/2005/03/jambalaya.html I also like Jeff Smith's recipe although it’s a little more involved: http://www.cajunfood-recipe.com/jambalaya/jambalaya

Blue Ribbon Bakery, Otto, Alta, inoteca, The Smith, Jane?

The Frugal Gourmet Cooks American by Jeff Smith might be one to look at. It includes stories and recipes from the colonial days. This is part of one story..."The common story is that Geo. Wash. told his cook to treat the boys at...

. There was as few shows in a row, Frugal Gourmet (Jeff Smith), Yan can Cook , Graham Kerr, and this guy that whose name I can’t remember. He was a little bit roley poley, had a white beard, and I seem to remember him being...

Try Jeff Smith's cookbook “Three Ancient Cuisines”, or something along those lines. His dolmades recipe is outstanding – stuffed with ground lamb and rice, very traditional. Try having the butcher grind lamb...

I actually borrowed the Frugal Gourmet video – African Dishes. Quite interesting. I discovered Jeff Smith, who seemed to be quite a character. Definitely worth viewing. Link: http://patechinoisco.blogspot.com

A post below made me think of this. I have the Jeff Smith's book On Our Immigrant Ancestors, which I enjoy pulling off the shelf and reading (well, not his sappy intros, but the recipes) from time-to-time. The recipes sound good,...

What’s the best Mexican fare in LA?

are on LI, perhaps a call to one of the Long Island Vineyards maybe in order as well. As both sbp and I pointed out, wine stores and Sommeliers will do this as well. Back in College, my Fraternity had the late Jeff Smith do a wine...

whats the big deal about these tomatos anyway? are they that much better?

I prefer the meat from the bird. Better flavor, less extra stuff added to the meat. I often use Jeff Smiths method of Chinese Poached chicken. Don’t let the simplicity of the recipe fool you! This method sort of sears the...

I’ve been addicted to Create for some time. My only wish and hope is that they go thru their emmense back catalogue and show some great older shows like Julia Child, Jeff Smith and hey, even i’d be happy with some Yan...

've posted (from late chef Jeff Smith) and the classic Italian canellini bean and tuna salad are two of many such examples.

? I’ll start by throwing in my number 3 and 4: Jeff Smith (“Frugal Gourmet”) and James Barber (aka “Urban Peasant”) . They taught me how to use under-appreciated and value priced ingredients to create...

Say what you like, but I learned more about the culture/cuisine of other countries from Jeff Smith. To bad he’s not around today, he could be a Bishop or politician.