Category: Tips & Tricks

How to Make the Perfect Sunday Dinner

Are you looking for the perfect Sunday meal? Roasting a chicken is a wonderful way to reconnect with family and friends and slow down after a hectic week. Whether cooking for one or a crowd, a chicken in the oven evokes tradition, the comforts of hearth and home, and provides a deeply satisfying meal. Read on for our tips and recipes, and get inspired to make a chicken dinner. 

What is the Best Way to Eat Caviar?

Caviar is always a welcome treat. The word alone brings to mind luxury, special occasions, and celebrations. Long enjoyed in Persia, Russia and beyond, caviar has endured as a delicacy for centuries. Read on to learn more about serving and enjoying caviar at home.

You Can Perfect this Easy Paillard Technique

What is paillard? It’s the French culinary term that refers to a thin piece of meat made flat by pounding. Any type of deboned meat can become a paillard, but it often refers to veal or chicken. Once you master this straightforward technique, you’ll have delicious weeknight dinners on the table in no time flat. Read on to learn the method.

The Best Ways To Use Leftover Ham

If you’re lucky, you’ll have leftover ham after Easter dinner. Why lucky? Because ham is the perfect ingredient to add to so many dishes – and it’s super easy to cook with. Read on for several delicious ideas that we hope you will try with ham. 

Here Are 7 Easy Ways to Enjoy Our Most Popular Foie Gras

Our ready-to-serve medallion of foie gras is creamy, delicious and flecked with black truffles. It can be spread on almost anything, but there are other fun ways to eat it. Read on for 7 simple ideas to get more out of your foie gras medallion.

You’ll Love this Super-Easy 5-Minute Hollandaise Sauce

Our easy Hollandaise sauce has a secret ingredient. Black truffle butter imparts rich, earthy flavor making this 5-minute sauce worthy of any special occasion. Just for the record, this blender Hollandaise recipe is one of our favorite kitchen hacks. Read on to get the recipe.

How To Make the Ultimate French Fries

The quintessential side, french fries – or frites, if you prefer – are always better when made with duck fat. Something akin to alchemy happens when potatoes and duck fat get together. Golden and crispy with tender, creamy interiors and a hint of delicious duckiness, these will be the new standard against which all fries are measured. Read on for the how-to.