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Jump to Recipe → There’s a reason they call it “Cape Cod” and not “Cape Bass” or “Cape Flounder.” For centuries, cod was so central to New England’s economy and identity that a carved wooden Sacred Cod has hung in the Massachusetts State House since 1784. This humble fish built fortunes, fed families through hard […]
Jump to Recipe → There’s something deeply satisfying about eating bone marrow—it feels primal and luxurious at the same time. This ancient food, once the prize of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, has been rediscovered by modern restaurants as the ultimate indulgence. And for good reason: when you roast marrow bones until the fat inside turns silky […]
Jump to Recipe → If duck confit sounds intimidating, I’m here to tell you it’s one of the most forgiving techniques in French cooking. This ancient preservation method transforms humble duck legs into something transcendent: meat so tender it falls off the bone, skin crisped to shattering perfection, all finished with a glossy cherry-port reduction […]
There’s something magical about watching a crepe cake come together. Layer by delicate layer, it transforms from a simple stack into something truly spectacular—a dessert that somehow feels both rustic and refined, approachable and impressive all at once…
