I've tried lots of bread recipes. And a good many of them have been for Italian-style breads — most importantly, pizza dough. Good homemade pizza partly comes from a good dough and partly from how you bake it. I've found that a bread stone and wood on my gas grill are the best baking media; this is the best dough recipe. It is based upon a recipe I found online for the dough from Roberta's of Bushwick, Brooklyn. It deviates in its use of more olive oil and an altered preparation.
Written by Jeff Frey on Saturday March 5, 2016
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Why is it that no recipe seems to call for a whole can of pumpkin purée? The big question when making anything with pumpkin in it is: "so what else do I make to use up this stuff?" How 'bout a slightly sweet, mildly spiced scone with cinnamon chips? Add a cup of hot coffee and you've got breakfast.
Written by Jeff Frey on Sunday October 30, 2016
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Alton Brown is 2 for 2 in the fall 2019 season of Good Eats! I've been looking for more dishes that expand our breadth of proteins and leverage more vegetables. This dish fit the bill perfectly — with a few alterations to match a family of four's appetite.
Written by Jeff Frey on Monday September 23, 2019
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Sauteeing spinach with onion and garlic is one of my favorite ways to prepare that particular leafy green. Add that mixture to creamy ricotta and you've got a great filling for a ravioli (or tortellini). Now that I think about it, probably great for lasagna, too
Written by Jeff Frey on Sunday March 13, 2016
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Serves ~ six people.
Written by Jeff Frey on Monday February 29, 2016
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Based on Rick Bayless' Frontera recipe. I found that no additional water was necessary and would have...well, watered-down the salsa. Bayless' recipe also mentioned an optional addition of a jalepeño; I didn't have one on hand, and I didn't find the salsa suffered from its omission, so I just left it out completely.
Written by Jeff Frey on Saturday March 5, 2016
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