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Syllabub
Syllabubs fall into three categories: Everlasting, Whipt and From the Cow. The first is essentially a flavored cream pudding; the second is…
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Steak & Kidney Pie
This savory pie is a traditional way of preparing meat from parts of the animal that are not suitable for roasting. By cooking the meat…
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Spotted Dick
Speculation is that this pudding's name came from its resemblance to a spotty dog, and dogs were often called "Dick" in Old England.
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Poor Knights
This "Poor Knights" recipe is an ancient way to make stale bread taste good again.
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Love In Disguise
Fancy names were traditionally given to offal dishes like this one in order to mask their origins. This is really just a recipe for stuffed…
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Breakfast and Brunch
Howtowdie
The name "Howtowdie" is thought to come from Old French "hutaudeau," a pullet. In the 1800s it was served with poached eggs and was called…
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Haggis
In the days when hunting was a means of survival, all parts of the dead animal were put to use. Stomachs made excellent cooking vessels.…
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Soup and Stew
Cock-A-Leekie Stew
According to tradition, this dish evolved from cockfighting. The loser was tossed into the pot with leeks for flavor, and spectators all…
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Tyrells Chardonnay
Cuts richness of black cod with acidity, matches smoke with ripe tropical fruit
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Tea Smoked Salmon
With Quail's Egg , White Asparagus & Striped Beet Salad
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Slow Roasted Salmon
Prepared by Sarah Stegner Chef, The Dining Room at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago (A Four Seasons Hotel)
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Side Dish
Apple Salad Vinaigrette
Prepared by Sarah Stegner Chef, The Dining Room at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago (A Four Seasons Hotel)
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Portobello Mushrooms Glazed with Balsamic Vinegar
Prepared by Sarah Stegner Chef, The Dining Room at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago (A Four Seasons Hotel)
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Candied Red Onions
Prepared by Sarah Stegner Chef, The Dining Room at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago (A Four Seasons Hotel)
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Roasted Breast of Squab
With Salt Spring Island Goat's Camambert
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Oyster Tips
(courtesy of Bay Bottom Oysters, Santa Rosa, California) Oyster shells should be closed (if open, gentle tapping should them)