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SALMON LATKES
2007-04-18 01:18:00 Latkes are a Yiddish and Jewish Based Potato PancakeOne day the owners of a local Jewish Deli came in to the Restaurantand I wanted to send them something "Upscale & Ethnic"So I sent them over "Lox" stuffed LatkesFish with a Potato Crust Has Been Done Before,But I like to Take these kinds of Comfort Foods and Spin the Recipes AroundSo for my Asian Tapas Menu I serve them with a Wasabi Bearnaise Sauce Ingredients for "Salmon Latkes"1 lb potatoes (Idaho or Yukon)1/2 cup finely chopped onion (grated)1 large egg, lightly beaten1/2 teaspoon salt4 2 oz pieces of Salmon, Gravlax or Smoked Salmon1/2 to 3/4 cup olive oilGrate the Potatoes and squezze out any excess moisturePlace in a Mixing bowl with the onion and saltform 4 small nests top with a piece of salmonthen encase with remaining potatoesGive it a good squeeze to adhere to the fishPreheat the oil in a large skilletplace the "Latkes" in the skillet with a SpatulaCook over medium high heat for two minutes per side or until the brown ... More About: Latkes
SALMON LATKES
2007-04-18 01:18:00 Latkes are a Yiddish and Jewish Based Potato PancakeOne day the owners of a local Jewish Deli came in to the Restaurantand I wanted to send them something "Upscale & Ethnic"So I sent them over "Lox" stuffed LatkesFish with a Potato Crust Has Been Done Before,But I like to Take these kinds of Comfort Foods and Spin the Recipes AroundSo for my Asian Tapas Menu I serve them with a Wasabi Bearnaise Sauce Ingredients for "Salmon Latkes"1 lb potatoes (Idaho or Yukon)1/2 cup finely chopped onion (grated)1 large egg, lightly beaten1/2 teaspoon salt4 2 oz pieces of Salmon, Gravlax or Smoked Salmon1/2 to 3/4 cup olive oilGrate the Potatoes and squezze out any excess moisturePlace in a Mixing bowl with the onion and saltform 4 small nests top with a piece of salmonthen encase with remaining potatoesGive it a good squeeze to adhere to the fishPreheat the oil in a large skilletplace the "Latkes" in the skillet with a SpatulaCook over medium high heat for two minutes per side or until the brown ... More About: Latkes
Vote for my blog
2007-04-18 00:42:00 I do the blog because I love food and cookingbut a little notoriety would be nice as wellplease vote for the culinary cast's food blogclick here More About: Blog , Vote
Paging Dr Bombay, Curried Pasta Right Away
2007-04-18 00:17:00 There is Really Nothing as Simple as Past a Although you can make it complex if you want,saucing with elaborate ingredients or handmaking the pasta.Vegetarian Curry Pasta_______________...1/2 cup butter or cooking oil1 medium onion, chopped1 teaspoon curry powder1/2 teaspoon ginger1/2 teaspoon cumin1/2 teaspoon paprika1 red pepper, chopped1 bunch broccolini, chopped1 cup or 1 can (8 ounces) plum tomatoes, crushed1/4 cup edamame, lima or fava beans (frozen or par cooked)2 cups spinach, swiss chard or mustard greens2 teaspoons salt1/2 cup coconut milk or heavy cream1 pound ziti or rotini pasta------Heat a large pot of water to cook pasta------Saute the onion in butter or oil over medieum high heatand add the spicescook for a few minutes until the onion starts to softenadd the broccolini, red peppers and spinach.Cook until veggies are softenedadd the beans and crushed tomatoesseason with the salt, add the cream and let it simmerwhili this is simmering cook the pastadrain and toss with ve... More About: Bombay , Right , Bomba
Paging Dr Bombay, Curried Pasta Right Away
2007-04-18 00:17:00 There is Really Nothing as Simple as Pasta Although you can make it complex if you want,saucing with elaborate ingredients or handmaking the pasta.Vegetarian Curry Pasta_______________...1/2 cup butter or cooking oil1 medium onion, chopped1 teaspoon curry powder1/2 teaspoon ginger1/2 teaspoon cumin1/2 teaspoon paprika1 red pepper, chopped1 bunch broccolini, chopped1 cup or 1 can (8 ounces) plum tomatoes, crushed1/4 cup edamame, lima or fava beans (frozen or par cooked)2 cups spinach, swiss chard or mustard greens2 teaspoons salt1/2 cup coconut milk or heavy cream1 pound ziti or rotini pasta------Heat a large pot of water to cook pasta------Saute the onion in butter or oil over medieum high heatand add the spicescook for a few minutes until the onion starts to softenadd the broccolini, red peppers and spinach.Cook until veggies are softenedadd the beans and crushed tomatoesseason with the salt, add the cream and let it simmerwhili this is simmering cook the pastadrain and toss with ve... More About: Bombay
An Eggplant Epiphany
2007-04-17 18:39:00 Eggplant Epiphany Alright today we will take a look at the Eggplant, often used as a vegetable but is actually the fruit of the Solanum melongena plant. It is actually a relative of potato and tomatoes and has been cultivated and used since 1500 BC. It is a staple in Arabic, Asian, Australian, Mediterranean, and Western Cuisines. Your Probably most familiar with Mediterranean Preparations like Italian Eggplant Parmigiano and Rollatini, French Ratatouille, and Greek Moussaka, but is also interesting in Asian Stir Fries and Thai Curry Dishes and Middle Eastern Dishes Like Baba Ganoush and Eggplant Caviar. So you can enjoy it thoroughly you might want to consider either pre-salting it or soaking it in a salt water solution to release some of the bitter juices.I like to cut it lengthwise in long slices (usually with out Skin)Eggplant Parm – bread or batter, Sorrentino Style RecipeFor Grilled Eggplant Slices I personally don’t mind a little skin on there, and for layering Napoleon Fas... More About: Eggplant
An Eggplant Epiphany
2007-04-17 18:39:00 Eggplant Epiphany Alright today we will take a look at the Eggplant, often used as a vegetable but is actually the fruit of the Solanum melongena plant. It is actually a relative of potato and tomatoes and has been cultivated and used since 1500 BC. It is a staple in Arabic, Asian, Australian, Mediterranean, and Western Cuisines. Your Probably most familiar with Mediterranean Preparations like Italian Eggplant Parmigiano and Rollatini, French Ratatouille, and Greek Moussaka, but is also interesting in Asian Stir Fries and Thai Curry Dishes and Middle Eastern Dishes Like Baba Ganoush and Eggplant Caviar. So you can enjoy it thoroughly you might want to consider either pre-salting it or soaking it in a salt water solution to release some of the bitter juices.I like to cut it lengthwise in long slices (usually with out Skin)Eggplant Parm ? bread or batter, Sorrentino Style RecipeFor Grilled Eggplant Slices I personally don?t mind a little skin on there, and for layering Napoleon Fashion... More About: Plan , Plant , Eggplant
Tuna is on the Plate
2007-04-16 01:52:00 Tuna Carpaccio 1-2 oz of Tuna per person (after pounded out you get more volume) 1 teaspoon olive oil *** see note 3 oz per person Arugula or Watercress Greens (dressing with a light vinaigrette) Capers (optional) Kosher, Sea Salt and or Pepper as needed ¼ lemon wedge per person Slice the tuna in thin slicesarrange on a sheet of plastic film wrap 10 x 10 brush with the olive oil and top with a second piece of Wrap. if you are doing multiple servings you are going to have to repeat the process taking a meat tenderizing hammer pound the encased tuna lightly with the smooth side of the mallet (or the side of the hammer) Flip it over and repeat Doing it gently not to rip the tuna Now take off one side of the wrap, and invert onto a chilled serving plate You can take the hammer and smooth it out to ensure even thickness Then remove the top layer and dress with a little more oil. *** note- I would use a good olive oil but not necessarily a strong extra ... More About: Plat , Tuna , Late
Tuna is on the Plate
2007-04-16 01:52:00 Tuna Carpaccio 1-2 oz of Tuna per person (after pounded out you get more volume) 1 teaspoon olive oil *** see note 3 oz per person Arugula or Watercress Greens (dressing with a light vinaigrette) Capers (optional) Kosher, Sea Salt and or Pepper as needed ¼ lemon wedge per person Slice the tuna in thin slicesarrange on a sheet of plastic film wrap 10 x 10 brush with the olive oil and top with a second piece of Wrap. if you are doing multiple servings you are going to have to repeat the process taking a meat tenderizing hammer pound the encased tuna lightly with the smooth side of the mallet (or the side of the hammer) Flip it over and repeat Doing it gently not to rip the tuna Now take off one side of the wrap, and invert onto a chilled serving plate You can take the hammer and smooth it out to ensure even thickness Then remove the top layer and dress with a little more oil. *** note- I would use a good olive oil but not necessarily a strong extra... More About: Tuna
the Tuna-Cast
2007-04-16 01:50:00 listen to Chef Chris's "Tuna Podcast"http://monkeybaramherst.com/files /tunacastmp3.mp3Seared Tuna Video on Googlehttp://video.google.com/videoplay?d ocid=-3639096291298718719&q=tunacast More About: Cast
the Tuna-Cast
2007-04-16 01:50:00 listen to Chef Chris's "Tuna Podcast"http://monkeybaramherst.com/files /tunacastmp3.mp3Seared Tuna Video on Googlehttp://video.google.com/videoplay?d ocid=-3639096291298718719&q=tunacast More About: Cast
Steak House Classics
2007-04-16 01:46:00 Today Chef Chris Shows You Exactly Where the Beef is,and De-Mystifies Some Classic Restaurant and "Steak -House Style RecipesFor more info about the Chefhttp://www.chefalbano.comhttp://weste rnmachefs.comTo Listen to the Steak-Cast:http://www.ChefAlbano.com/stea khouse.mp3Today we are going to de-mystify the restaurant style steak preparations. With a few hints and recipes you’ll be cooking like a pro. Recipes include Steak Au Poivre, Tuscan T-Bone Balsamico, and Prime Rib.First I want to discuss selecting your steaks and meats. This is the most important step of the whole process. Most steak houses use aged beef, why aged beef??? Because after 14-21 days the meat develops an enzyme that actually tenderizes the meat. Secondly grading of the beef they classify the primal cuts of steak for us to know how well the steaks are marbeled. Now a Days Angus Beef has become a buzz word, a lot of beef out there does come from Black Angus Cattle but to become Certified Black Angus it has to be i... More About: Classics
Steak House Classics
2007-04-16 01:46:00 Today Chef Chris Shows You Exactly Where the Beef is,and De-Mystifies Some Class ic Restaurant and "Steak -House Style RecipesFor more info about the Chefhttp://www.chefalbano.comhttp://weste rnmachefs.comTo Listen to the Steak-Cast:http://www.ChefAlbano.com/stea khouse.mp3Today we are going to de-mystify the restaurant style steak preparations. With a few hints and recipes you?ll be cooking like a pro. Recipes include Steak Au Poivre, Tuscan T-Bone Balsamico, and Prime Rib.First I want to discuss selecting your steaks and meats. This is the most important step of the whole process. Most steak houses use aged beef, why aged beef??? Because after 14-21 days the meat develops an enzyme that actually tenderizes the meat. Secondly grading of the beef they classify the primal cuts of steak for us to know how well the steaks are marbeled. Now a Days Angus Beef has become a buzz word, a lot of beef out there does come from Black Angus Cattle but to become Certified Black Angus it has to be in ... More About: Classics
the Move
2007-04-15 05:12:00 I Recently moved up to British ColumbiaTo open a new Restaurant called "Seven"It was a crazy week up here in the Ski Resort of Whistlertodays recipe "Broccolini Tempura"features crispy fried stalks of "Broccolini"also refered to as Asparation ( a cross between cabbage and broccoli)For Tempura Batters; I like to mix a combination of flours for a crisp batter if you can find tapioca or rice flours are best if not use cornstarch and all purpose flour, then combine with ice cold water or soda water and don't overmix the batter. Japanese Chefs just lightly combine with chopsticks.Batter:1/2 cup rice flour or cornstarch1/2 cup flour1 teaspoon sugar1/2 teaspoon salt2/3 cup soda water or ice water1 bunch Broccoliniadditional flour for dustingSoy Dipping Sauce:1/4 cup rice wine vinegar 1/4 cup soy sauce 1/4 tablespoon cilantro -- chopped 1/8 tablespoon mint -- chopped 1/8 tablespoon basil -- chopped 1/16 cup honey 1/4 ... More About: Move
the Move
2007-04-15 05:12:00 I Recently moved up to British ColumbiaTo open a new Restaurant called "Seven"It was a crazy week up here in the Ski Resort of Whistlertodays recipe "Broccolini Tempura"features crispy fried stalks of "Broccolini"also refered to as Asparation ( a cross between cabbage and broccoli)For Tempura Batters; I like to mix a combination of flours for a crisp batter if you can find tapioca or rice flours are best if not use cornstarch and all purpose flour, then combine with ice cold water or soda water and don't overmix the batter. Japanese Chefs just lightly combine with chopsticks.Batter:1/2 cup rice flour or cornstarch1/2 cup flour1 teaspoon sugar1/2 teaspoon salt2/3 cup soda water or ice water1 bunch Broccoliniadditional flour for dustingSoy Dipping Sauce:1/4 cup rice wine vinegar 1/4 cup soy sauce 1/4 tablespoon cilantro -- chopped 1/8 tablespoon mint -- chopped 1/8 tablespoon basil -- chopped 1/16 cup honey 1/4 ... More About: Move
Italian Bread Options
2007-04-15 05:11:00 Italian Bread making powered by www.chefalbano.comListen to the Bread-Casthttp://monkeybaramherst.com/fil es/Italian_Bread_Cast.mp3The First Recipe is for a Basic Pizza DoughIngredients1 package of dry yeast or a small yeast cake2 t sugar2 t olive oil1 ¼ c tepid water (between 1000 120 degrees)3-4 cups All Purpose or Bread Flour2 t saltIn a mixing bowl combine the yeast with the sugar, olive oil and wam water and whisk it together .If you have a Kitchen Aid or stand mixer with a dough hook, that?s perfect for this recipe, just let it go at a medium speed for a few minutes to let the yeast activate and start to foam up. If you are making the dough by hand just start with a whisk and move it around fairly quickly to froth up the liquid.Next add the flour and salt at a low speed so the flour doesn?t splatter all over the place. Once the mixture is combined turn the speed of the mixer up and let the gluten develop. The dough should be slightly wet and elastic, not dry and hard. If working... More About: Italian , Read , Options , Opti
Heavens to Mergatory, Sufferin Succotash
2007-04-11 18:57:00 I Don't Think Snagglepuss Ever Envisioned This Succotash!!!One of the Great Things About Being a ChefIs You Can Take Something Old and Re-Invent It.What I Like to Do is Use Something Seasonal or an Ingredient FromA Different Cuisine and Add it to Dish to Give it New Life or My PersonalSignature. I Like to Use This "Butternut Squash-Edammame Succotash"as a Foil for Braised Lamb Shanks or Wild Game Like Venison or BisonI Have Used Edamame (Soy) Beansbut you can use lima or fava beans as well 1 Large Butternut Squash1 cup Edammame (Soy) Beans (shelled)1 Medium Onion, diced2-3 Cloves Garlic, minced4 T. Olive Oil1 Red Bell Pepper2 t. Five Spice Powder1/3 Cup Fresh Parsley, chopped Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Peel Squash and Cut in Half.Discard seeds and membrane. Cut into Even 1 Inch Cubes Heat Oil in Large Skillet, Cook Onions and garlic over Medium Heat for a Few Minutes.Add the Squash and Cook About Four ore Minutes, Stirring Constantly.Season with salt,pepper and five spice and... More About: Cota , Tory , Gator , Erin , Gato
Heavens to Mergatory, Sufferin Succotash
2007-04-11 18:57:00 I Don't Think Snagglepuss Ever Envisioned This Succotash!!!One of the Great Things About Being a ChefIs You Can Take Something Old and Re-Invent It.What I Like to Do is Use Something Seasonal or an Ingredient FromA Different Cuisine and Add it to Dish to Give it New Life or My PersonalSignature. I Like to Use This "Butternut Squash-Edammame Succotash"as a Foil for Braised Lamb Shanks or Wild Game Like Venison or BisonI Have Used Edamame (Soy) Beansbut you can use lima or fava beans as well 1 Large Butternut Squash1 cup Edammame (Soy) Beans (shelled)1 Medium Onion, diced2-3 Cloves Garlic, minced4 T. Olive Oil1 Red Bell Pepper2 t. Five Spice Powder1/3 Cup Fresh Parsley, chopped Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Peel Squash and Cut in Half.Discard seeds and membrane. Cut into Even 1 Inch Cubes Heat Oil in Large Skillet, Cook Onions and garlic over Medium Heat for a Few Minutes.Add the Squash and Cook About Four ore Minutes, Stirring Constantly.Season with salt,pepper and five spice and... More About: Erin , Gato
Savory Wrapping Paper
2007-03-05 18:30:00 Bacon Wrap ped Beef MedalllionsWrapping Foods with Items like Bacon or ProsciuttoNot Only Flavors the Meat but Helps Protect the Outsides FromDrying Out in the Cooking Process.....For More Added Tang, Season with Some Garlic and Herbs Under the WrapFor an Added Explosion of Flavor...I like to Serve Smaller Pieces as AppetizersBut You Can Also Do Larger Pieces for Entree Sized PortionsIngredients.....6 2 oz Pieces of Beef Tenderloin Tips6 Pieces of Bacon or Prosciutto1/8 teaspoon Garlic, minced1 teaspoon chopped herbs like Thyme or RosemaryOlive Oil as needed...Your Favorite Sauce-Mushroom or Wine Sauces Work Well...Place the Beef Tips in a BowlAdd the Garlic, Herbs and Small Amount of Olive OilTaking One Tip at a Time Wrap in the Bacon or ProsciuttoThen Secure with a Toothpick, Repeat with Remaining Tips...If You Like the Meat Cooked Rare it is a Little More of a ChallengeBecause you Want to Crisp the Bacon but Keep the Juices in Your Beef Tipsthe Best Way will be to Quickly Broil ... More About: Savory , Paper
Savory Wrapping Paper
2007-03-05 18:30:00 Bacon Wrap ped Beef MedalllionsWrapping Foods with Items like Bacon or ProsciuttoNot Only Flavors the Meat but Helps Protect the Outsides FromDrying Out in the Cooking Process.....For More Added Tang, Season with Some Garlic and Herbs Under the WrapFor an Added Explosion of Flavor...I like to Serve Smaller Pieces as AppetizersBut You Can Also Do Larger Pieces for Entree Sized PortionsIngredients.....6 2 oz Pieces of Beef Tenderloin Tips6 Pieces of Bacon or Prosciutto1/8 teaspoon Garlic, minced1 teaspoon chopped herbs like Thyme or RosemaryOlive Oil as needed...Your Favorite Sauce-Mushroom or Wine Sauces Work Well...Place the Beef Tips in a BowlAdd the Garlic, Herbs and Small Amount of Olive OilTaking One Tip at a Time Wrap in the Bacon or ProsciuttoThen Secure with a Toothpick, Repeat with Remaining Tips...If You Like the Meat Cooked Rare it is a Little More of a ChallengeBecause you Want to Crisp the Bacon but Keep the Juices in Your Beef Tipsthe Best Way will be to Quickly Broil ... More About: Savory , Paper , Ping
Thai This One on for Size
2007-02-28 21:45:00 Pad Thai is one of my favorite Asian Noodle Dishesand there is as many variations as there are families and restaurants in ThailandYou can use chicken, shrimp, pork, tofu or any combination. The Sour Flavor is From Tamarind Pulp- the fruit of the tamarind treeYou have tasted it before and probably didn't know it. It is the tang behind Worcestershire Sauce and Steak Sauces Like A-1 and Heinz 57. If you get the pulp just re-hydrate it in some warm water,if not look for tamarind juice in your ethnic grocery section.If you cant find tamarind juice use rice wine vinegar for the sour and an extra squeeze of limeIngredients:8 oz (250 g) rice noodles3 tablespoons oil1/2 cup sliced onion1/2 cup carrot, grated or cut in julienne3 garlic cloves , minced12 large shrimp1/4 cup (2 fl oz/60 ml) fish sauce (nam pla)1/4 cup (2 oz/60 g) sugar2 tablespoons tamarind juice (ma-kaam piag)1 tablespoon paprika or crushed hot chile flakes1 egg, beaten1/4 cup scallions, chopped1/4 cup (2 oz/60 g) ground roa... More About: This , Size
Thai This One on for Size
2007-02-28 21:45:00 Pad Thai is one of my favorite Asian Noodle Dishesand there is as many variations as there are families and restaurants in ThailandYou can use chicken, shrimp, pork, tofu or any combination. The Sour Flavor is From Tamarind Pulp- the fruit of the tamarind treeYou have tasted it before and probably didn't know it. It is the tang behind Worcestershire Sauce and Steak Sauces Like A-1 and Heinz 57. If you get the pulp just re-hydrate it in some warm water,if not look for tamarind juice in your ethnic grocery section.If you cant find tamarind juice use rice wine vinegar for the sour and an extra squeeze of limeIngredients:8 oz (250 g) rice noodles3 tablespoons oil1/2 cup sliced onion1/2 cup carrot, grated or cut in julienne3 garlic cloves , minced12 large shrimp1/4 cup (2 fl oz/60 ml) fish sauce (nam pla)1/4 cup (2 oz/60 g) sugar2 tablespoons tamarind juice (ma-kaam piag)1 tablespoon paprika or crushed hot chile flakes1 egg, beaten1/4 cup scallions, chopped1/4 cup (2 oz/60 g) ground roa... More About: Size
Winter Braising
2007-02-24 19:35:00 I love the cold weather it's an excuse to do some home style comfort foodslike braised Osso Bucco, Hearty Stews and Fragrant Winter VegetablesI recently started doing Oxtail AgainThis is a Very Flavorful cut which contains alot of Gelatin to make a super richreduction sauce. It takes some time to prepare but the results are well worth itOxtails are one of the most flavorful beef cuts. Long braising of oxtails makes the meat fall off the bones.INGREDIENTS:1 tablespoon olive oil3-1/2 pounds oxtails (have the butcher cut them)1 medium onion, chopped4 garlic cloves, finely chopped4 carrots, peeled and cut on diagonal into 1/2-inch pieces1/2 cup red wine1 can (14 to 16 ounces) tomatoes, chopped3/4 cup beef or light chicken broth1-1/2 teaspoons thyme3/4 teaspoon salt1 or 2 bay leavesflour , oil and water as neededdust the sliced oxtails with salt, pepper and thyme and dredge in floursear in a shallow amount of oil in a large saute pan or braising vesselrepat with remaining oxtail and r...
Winter Braising
2007-02-24 19:35:00 I love the cold weather it's an excuse to do some home style comfort foodslike braised Osso Bucco, Hearty Stews and Fragrant Winter VegetablesI recently started doing Oxtail AgainThis is a Very Flavorful cut which contains alot of Gelatin to make a super richreduction sauce. It takes some time to prepare but the results are well worth itOxtails are one of the most flavorful beef cuts. Long braising of oxtails makes the meat fall off the bones.INGREDIENTS:1 tablespoon olive oil3-1/2 pounds oxtails (have the butcher cut them)1 medium onion, chopped4 garlic cloves, finely chopped4 carrots, peeled and cut on diagonal into 1/2-inch pieces1/2 cup red wine1 can (14 to 16 ounces) tomatoes, chopped3/4 cup beef or light chicken broth1-1/2 teaspoons thyme3/4 teaspoon salt1 or 2 bay leavesflour , oil and water as neededdust the sliced oxtails with salt, pepper and thyme and dredge in floursear in a shallow amount of oil in a large saute pan or braising vesselrepat with remaining oxtail and r... More About: Sing
The Broccolini-cast
2007-02-24 19:11:00 Listen to Chef Albano go over Tempura Batters and Fryingthe Featured Recipe uses Broccoli ni (a cross between Cabbage & Broccoli )http://chefalbano.com/broccolini-cast.mp 3enjoy More About: Cast , Colin , Rocco
The Broccolini-cast
2007-02-24 19:11:00 Listen to Chef Albano go over Tempura Batters and Fryingthe Featured Recipe uses Broccolini (a cross between Cabbage & Broccoli )http://chefalbano.com/broccolini-cast.mp 3enjoy More About: Cast , Rocco
THE EGGPLANT-CAST
2006-12-13 10:55:00 Listen to Chef Albano's Eggplant Epiphany Podcasthttp://www.chefalbano.com/egg-e-pi phanycast.mp3 More About: Cast
THE EGGPLANT-CAST
2006-12-13 10:55:00 Listen to Chef Albano's Eggplant Epiphany Podcasthttp://www.chefalbano.com/egg-e-pi phanycast.mp3 More About: Cast , Plan , Plant
Saute Cast
More articles from this author:2006-10-11 19:31:00 You can Listen to the Italian Saute Podcast and Recipes athttp://www.monkeybaramherst.com/files/S autecookingmp3.mp3other podcast info can be found at www.monkeybaramherst.com/rssfeeds More About: Cast 1, 2 |
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