Published June 3, 2023, 2:20 a.m. by Violet Harris
From smash burgers to herby stuffed tomatoes, don't let the summer pass without trying these top recipes from The Kitchen.
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[Music]
five-star glazed chicken
star you gave yourself five stars five
ingredients
i get it yes yeah
i'm the best yeah but please give me
five stars if you like
so the five stars of flavor right here
savory miso like soy bean rice it's
grouted up it's fermented it's funky
it's flavorful it comes in various
different shades of this earthy brown
they will consider this a red even
though it's more of a brown tone but the
darker the more pungent and the more
fire the flavors they just really hit
your palette so this is a little bit
more mild all right so miso goes in i
love it it's so great and it keeps in
your fridge for up to six months so it's
a great little flavor bomb to have on
hand in an instant some sweets from some
creamed honey oh you've been you've been
into that late recently i love creamed
honey just even on a piece of dry toast
in the morning really really good swirl
some into your yogurt some orange juice
a little jay gravy here
you know i play with orange juice all
the time it makes the quickest sauces
and gravies and then i'm gonna come in
with some fire
some red chili flakes
a little bit more
and then way more pepper than you'd ever
imagine nice large boulders so i loosen
up the top so those grind plates are far
apart from each other make bigger
boulders of pepper and that's it so
you're going to get it back here outside
on your grill on the inside of the grill
if you don't have one of these cool
little side cars right here and just
work it out until it starts to cook down
to a really nice glazy consistency tiny
all right so i've already got some to
the side that's gonna be good for uh
dipping
and i'm gonna use some of this to baste
and the rest to marinade my chicken so
this is one whole chicken cut up
and then i like to take the chicken
breasts and cut those halfway as well
this is good for like summertime party
no one wants a big old breast all right
so you're gonna put it in the bag move
it around so everything gets touched by
the marinade and this is gonna sit on
the counter for one to two hours no
longer than that because the orange
juice does a lot of work all right so
it's gonna look like this
and then the goal here is just get it
out pat it dry
the real reason you're patting it dry is
you don't want to get on there and do a
whole lot of drippy sizzling and
splashing back plus the caramelization
does happen
with less moisture
so just kind of get everything out
all that flavor's already soaked in
and then dry them off
all right
so this is an indirect full indirect
cook nothing about starting on direct
and then going to indirect what i mean
by that is if you're doing like a coal
grill it's gonna be on the side where
the coals aren't once you level them off
or if you're doing like a gas grill you
can heat up one side of the grill and
then the other side is the indirect side
and i'm gonna go skin side down first
nice little sizzle
the reason i go skin side down first is
if you do it uh skin side up it just
curls weird it's really nice to put it
down first and then it curls up towards
the actual chicken flesh
put that on there
this marinade would also be really good
on other meats it'd be great on some
pork
salmon as well grilled salmon would be
great i love a good side of grilled
salmon so just like if you're baking
cookies give them some space so they can
aerate and stuff like that and i've got
the other babies over here i'm going to
brush up
now you're going to do 15 minutes skin
side down flip them over about 10 to 15
minutes
don't be stingy with that sauce you know
it's nice three layers of love i like it
to be sticky and saucy marinated in it
you're gonna do a little glaze over the
top and then i also serve it with it
i'm gonna close that just for the walk
i'm saying just for the
oh now we gotta wait more i mean just
let it set a little bit you know what i
mean just for the walk you know
and then get it back out
[Music]
wings galore
five ingredients five
stars um you gotta get this down to me i
want a bite
and then i'll transfer them over here oh
that's the piece i want that that breast
yeah
use a cleaver to hack your uh breasts in
half i do
i have two favorite cleavers how crazy
of you to ask i'm i love a cleaver
if i can find anything that i can just
hack
plus i love chopping with two cleavers
if you do like chopped chicken or
barbecue in the summertime you get two
cleavers and just start going crazy i
think you're starting to scare people
look how good this looks what would you
like
i think katie is tasting oh yeah she
gets whatever she wants except that
piece northwest indiana style smash
burger okay i got
approximately 6.4 ounces of ground chuck
here i put them into balls all right i
kind of dried them out all afternoon
here so we get that beautiful color to
intensify and make sure we have a super
caramelized crust right i got this neat
little griddle contraption that i put
directly on my gas grill so i'm going to
hit this with a little bit of that
just to create that polymerized
right i love that word polymerized
coating here that makes it super
nonstick so you take your
in a ball
you're gonna put it on there you hear
that sizzle it needs to sizzle instantly
we're gonna set it up
okay let that go for about 10-15 seconds
kind of soften up the beef create this
kind of first layer and then flip and
smash
and this is what i like to do with the
trowel or the spatula make sure you get
a little bit of that fat on here too
to create that kind of nonstick property
right
under
you can see it just seared the meat a
little bit
you can hear that sizzle start to take
place now it is time to smash it
so we're gonna smash
oh man and now we can start
kind of compressing
the edge
a little more tapered
and thinner than the middle so it kind
of flares out at the edge
and then
you got that big kind of pub thickness
right like in a pub burger we can smash
with
your tongs
in a pretty wide spatula
here we go
so you can just take it around the edge
just like that
and now we season with some salt some
crushed black pepper and a little bit of
garlic granulated garlic and we're gonna
let these go
until they are just
gorgeous right and there we go you can
see it start
to look super dark and that is where the
flavor lies in holy smokes
and that's what makes a northwest
indiana style burger great it's those
flared super lacy smashed edges that
peek outside the bun so i spread some
softened butter on this just to give it
a little extra flavor and crunch and
color and i'm gonna put these directly
on there keep an eye on them right i try
to keep a side of the griddle a little
cooler for this moment
and our burgers are good to go a little
cheese on top lorenzo loves some
american cheese
so i'm going to give you that one that's
plain jane
i got
you
that's the bottom bun oh it's the bottom
uh so this smash sauce is a little sauce
i invented it's got mayonnaise chopped
gherkins dijon
ketchup sriracha some granulated garlic
salt and pepper and we mixed it
boom
you got yours i got mine i'm shutting
down the heat all right hey should we
cheers
first for breakfast kind of more brunch
but it can be your dinner any day of the
week
we're making a stuffed tomato no
mozzarella we're gonna put some parm in
there later sonny would you help me
build this herbalicious stuffing we're
going to put spinach and arugula chopped
up inside the stuffing and i'm just
going to show you i'm just going to
hollow out the tomato you've got to kind
of go in there and detach that inner
part if you really want to get the
tomato right and then just hollow it out
just scoop the insides out into the bowl
chef you said just the spinach and the
arugula or do you want me to hit okay
i'm just scooping this out
um alex i'm so excited for this dish i
love stuffed tomatoes by the way i love
how hungry you are katie
i just want to say
that when i go home and cook for my
daughter
she stands there like a cat looking at a
bowl of cream across the room i think
katie wants to say she's eating for two
let me just stop you on that katie
because i actually think you're eating
for three because you already ate the
two it's just so healthy and you work
out so much no one knows so just start
saying you're eating for three now then
people think i'm having twins
jeffrey and jeff are just sitting there
like this looks lovely and you're like
i can't like i love stuffed tomatoes and
i see chickpeas over there so i've never
had that and i'm pumped i just want you
to know yeah i've never had that ear i
feel like i've only had like rice and
stuff you know also a great way what
you're doing is you're also using
tomatoes that are technically out of
season but this is a great way to treat
them yeah so they she's putting honey on
yeah oh well so like that to go with the
tart of the tomato yeah but the thing is
color stuffed vegetables i feel like we
put all the flavor in the stuffing we
don't give any attention to the actual
vessel we're stuffing in so i just put
salt oval and honey i'm going to bake
these in the oven for about five six
minutes at 3.75 just to get them all
juicy and good that's the vessel we're
gonna eat that how far down do you want
these chop further no no that looks
perfect yeah all right all right i'm
gonna put these in the oven let's bring
out
what they look like
the point of roasting them here is just
to get some of that water out and just
kind of get them nice and tender sort of
give up right yeah they get
they do jeffrey they they give in they
give in free give up
they give up motivated
and so with that now we start to build
the filling which again
to kind of bolster the idea of the basil
i'm gonna just cook some scallions
to give it like a little bit more of an
herby note
um instead of onions i wanted to go with
an herby form of onion
um some cumin could you pick some basil
for me yes all of that
some ground cumin basil is the hardest
to grow for me it is yeah yeah sorry to
cut you off i just feel like when it
comes to time we're cooking all the
herbs i mean we're i grow them outside
and i can never get my basil right it
just starts to go to flower really fast
okay you know what's funny about that is
i grow basil and i want it to go to
flower same here because it's beautiful
it turns into a plant but then you can't
eat it it just becomes so light oh i
love the flowering basil did you put
garlic in there no i put a little bit of
ground ginger actually i like a little
bit of ginger with tomato i think that
kind of also kind of tells the basil to
behave so we've got the cumin scallions
and a little bit of ginger which i love
and then i don't like to waste oh that's
gold so i'm gonna just put that in there
and as this cooks just crush these
little cores of tomato you can also chop
them if you want i kind of like them a
little bit big i just hate to waste any
of that
this is nose-to-tail cooking with basil
and tomatoes no it's them to root okay
yeah now the other thing i love is to
add a little bit of just a splash of
something to make sure
it's kind of bright i cannot
make a whole plate of food without
putting vinegar or lemon made a little
balance i even put vinegar in my apple
pie filling no i just asked a splash of
apple cider vinegar in apple pie filling
is so good
so the basil the other thing about basil
is when to add it i think it it really
doesn't it takes to a tiny bit of heat
but it really doesn't need a lot
and so i'm gonna just literally add this
at the last minute the the arugula and
and spinach that are expertly chopped oh
right cause i'm not an expert i'm a home
cook baby i know
but an expert home cook and some
chickpeas because if you really want to
think about it this is um
it could be a side dish it's really cute
could be a little lunch it could be
something you could just have them in
the fridge for snacking but it also is
just to me it could be a vegetarian
entree for sure well she said it i knew
you were building up to it girlfriend
did you feel it did you feel it
pulsating in the air is it okay
and then literally we just stuff
okay if you will help me i put it away
you can throw you could throw in some
beautiful poached shrimp in there too if
you wanted to i love you jeffrey
well oh i love what you're doing we add
a little bit of basil to start because
that's kind of the star of the show here
this is our herbalicious moment with
basil and also i'd like it to be kind of
poking over the top and that way when we
start to stuff it right at the last
minute we're gonna add the rest of this
basil and just tear it with your hands
because chopping it with a knife and
everything else you just literally
bruise it it gets browned it gets grumpy
and discolored and here we go put a
tomato chunk into each tomato yeah put
the tomato back in it's like oh is it a
crevasse i don't know i wanted to be
fancy with an iron chef and then you see
you can just press you really want to
press and stuff and make sure all this
goes in here i love that you're eating
it as see that's the sign of something
that you're gonna make and you're gonna
wanna eat is when as you're cooking it
that is delicious a little bit more and
then why are you even cooking it girl
mm-hmm
well you could you really could just
stop right here do you put the tops on
is that what they're doing a little bit
afterwards oh oh see i get excited now
you should have some like oh something
sausage in there yeah well that's you
know that's where i would have gone
that's why
yeah you could you could put spicy pork
sausage in here you could put ground
potato
you could put ground beef it's very
versatile this recipe
very versatile so this was in the oven
at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes
the second time right the second time
right so you've got the oven at 375 and
the whole thing takes oh baby all right
it takes about 20 minutes
and it really molds down as it bakes and
then a little parm
if you wanted to be vegan
you could skip the cheese some of that
no you can get some of that uh vegan
cheese oh it's out there it's good i've
actually i've had it and i realized
i'm down with it all get out and then
even though it's really just for show
that the hat
which kind of finishes it excuse my
hands so you can put them on oh that's
so adorable
yes come on you want to give me a few
basil leaves let's basil it up maybe
that that basil flower you were speaking
of you could stick right in top there i
love when the basil flowers i love the
seeds and the taste of the flowers i use
all of these are great yeah i think it's
really delicious
all right jeffrey
i'm coming in i'm scared of your
critique i'm gonna i'm gonna put some
i'm gonna be like cheesy hold on it
needs a little more herb whoa
it's a little more soft olive oil maybe
on top of that olive oil
right there out of that it needs a
little cheese that's a katy mole hold on
more cheese it does you gotta go back to
the olive oil and then the salt and then
more basil you just keep eating lids on
those babies too i want a hat
all right and then for you even though
i've used my hands the whole way
beautiful look at the black plate you
chose too even even better i'm very
mediterranean this is very elegant this
is right up my alley
that is beautiful am i supposed to try
it digging what about our brother yes
excuse me well no you take the first
bite buddy you gotta even use a basil
leaf to cover where the tomato stem was
to kind of mimic that see that how
beautiful that is the leaf of where the
tomato was the vine
once it came down you're too busy gosh
alex that's so good crazy
you know the tomato just still has some
weight to it it still remains in a
tomato versus
a sauce
which is hard to do i love how juicy
this is i love the way you cut into it i
love when things are stuffed cause i
think people love a surprise
jeffrey how good is that you could
totally pre-make this it's a complete
taste and what i mean by that is that
it's
it is you don't taste one thing you
taste the the marriage of everything and
it's so
luxurious the mouthfeel is so different
than all of them added up when they're
raw
as well the ginger is such a great
surprise and you use the basil like
vermouth and a martini just enough this
is delicious
i'm making you something real good a
grilled seafood pasta yeah yeah
so this is a recipe that's inspired by
coastal italian towns like sorrento
where they serve these delicious fresh
seafood pastas so yummy and to make my
dish really authentic for you guys a
tentacle yes i went shopping in a place
that's as close to italy as you can get
in the u.s
arthur avenue new york city's little
italy where i went to find the freshest
seafood for my grilled pasta with local
chef eleanor scarpetta we like to use
any kind of fish there's no set room so
i'm starting with shrimp look for large
pieces it will add a sweet plump bite
scallops are great to add they're mild
and buttery and delicious when grilled
for mussels or clams shop smaller ones
they're tender and release their
flavorful juice right into the sauce
salt pack capers add a briny flavor that
pairs perfectly with seafood one last
thing yes
no cheese on seafood absolutely not
laughs
up on arthur avenue in the bronx which i
like to say is new york city's other
little italy and there's so many great
shops up there i i love to do my
shopping and i i ate everything that i
could and uh now we're gonna make this
seafood pasta so this is a really simple
recipe it's going to have so much flavor
jeezy can you help me out by getting
some parsley out of the garden and i got
that
and i've got those beautiful shrimp and
scallops that i bought and one of the
keys to getting really good
you know like that nice sear on your
shrimp and scallops is to blot them dry
with a paper towel this is really
important because you want as much
moisture taken out of it as possible so
that when it hits the grill it's not
just steaming the moisture off of it
first it's actually searing the protein
and i'm gonna hit it with a generous
amount of salt
don't be afraid to season oh yeah my
capers yeah i got those salt packed
capers but you can find them in the
grocery store in a jar and you got to
rinse them off first
how do you guys feel about that culinary
myth in italy about the cheese and the
seafood because it can work together i
agree with you like that yeah there are
parts of people in sicily it depends on
where you are they actually add a little
bit i think i don't think a little
pecorino or parmesan would not be a pets
lobster mac and cheese hello hello
that's not italian i mean maybe
okay i'm gonna put this right onto the
grill and these cook so quickly
it's really only about a minute or two
on each side because they're gonna
finish in the pasta well some say that
the cheese
overwhelms the pasta yes yeah so let's
just put it out there as to what we can
it can hey okay guys let's pay attention
in class
all right the next step to making this
pasta i'm using a jarred sauce that is
roasted garlic tomato sauce so this adds
a real extra depth of flavor by having
that roasted garlic
so that's just gonna go straight into a
pan that's on the grill and now i'm
gonna just add to this since we're doing
seafood i like to put some lemon zest
into the sauce oh yeah oh yes
and then some of those capers that gz
chopped i think capers are my favorite
thing
in what top ten top ten yeah next to
pickled jalapenos like in a jar to add a
little extra something
sauce and some fresh parsley
so those go in all right you give that a
stir and then those beautiful little
clams that i got
go right in oh now you just need to
close the grill and let that cook until
the clams open up jeezy can you grab
some more parsley for me because i want
to add some more of this i sure will yes
okay let's go easy on the garden we're
really
really putting a dead knit today man
all right so i've got some here that's
already cooked for a little while
and those
have opened up and they release their
own juices into the sauce and it gives
you this great extra little seafood
flavor
i'm gonna flip my
shrimp and my scallops
those look so good and by grilling it
you get this extra little smoky bit on
there which reminds me i forgot to throw
my lemon on the grill
i love to grab some lemon for this
yeah let's get those on there did you
put anything on the lemon or just
straight on the grill just straight on
the grill i just throw it right on
and that's gonna give this extra smoky
flavor okay so this looks great i'm
gonna add to it some of my pasta water
so when you cook your pasta
always save that water because you've
seasoned it with a lot of salt so
there's flavor in there and also the
starch from the pasta is gonna help
bring the whole sauce together
now i'm going to add to this
juicy some of those herbs please you
want to toss those in
i like a little extra herb at the end
with the pasta
so i'm using about 12 ounces of linguine
cooked very al dente because it is gonna
continue to cook here in the sauce i'm
gonna toss that in
oh it looks so good this smells great
let's give it a good toss
here we go and it takes so it's so quick
on the grill so fast
and again very little cleanup that's why
i love my summer grilling toss the whole
thing together and this is a way that
you kind of feel like you're on vacation
when you're at home it's like a great
little staycation moment
okay
this is looking great
smells good let's add a little touch of
pepper to it
boom
and i'm going to put one little last hit
of salt
this looks great
that it smells great don't want to come
over here all right jeezy will you take
the tongs and help me i'm gonna hold
this
and if you'll just help me put it into
the bowl
go
go just gotta hit go hit me what's that
with tomato sauce it splashes everywhere
it does splash you need to do
and then i'm going to grab
from over here
you got to say sausage sandwich ready to
taste this
nice catch okay let's wipe this bowl
down make it look really nice
that looks beautiful
and then i'm gonna take these grilled
lemons oh great idea katie so good
squeeze it right over and that gives
this nice bright smoky lemony flavor
right at the end
oh jeezy you want a bite of this you
know i've never finished the tomato
sauce with the grilled lemon me neither
do for me yeah you know i think whenever
you're doing seafood a hit of lemons not
a bad idea
and in that sorrento region lemons you
know you see it everywhere oh scallop
katie yeah you can have a little shoe
order up yeah good one and he actually
calls it a scallop not a scallop i heard
that is that wrong
[Laughter]
is it scallop seriously um i think it's
debatable i put the l in yolk who cares
y'all just tell us what you think about
the scholars i say february jeff
i wish you could taste this yeah because
the lemon is killing it it is
unbelievable i just learned something
the lemon just softens everything and
gives a nice pop to it the seafoods cook
perfectly the pasta is al dente what can
i say i'm in sorrento
today i am making a cowboy steak on the
grill and this is this scream summer and
i so love this when i do steak this is
what i cook because it feeds i mean it's
gigantic and i always get it about two
inches this is a rib eye on the bone
really important to keep the bone on
simply because katie loves the bone but
the bone what the bone does is it helps
it stay intact on the grill very
important so
a couple of things a ribeye is very
expensive but this feeds four to six
people it's fine it really is fine
unless you're feeding me unless i'm
feeding you and so
i would love to see you eat that whole
statement she will trust me so
you challenging me
i'm up for it i love it i believe it the
skinny ones eat the most i love to eat
uh my steak outside with a salad but not
just any salad watercress to me is one
of those things that is sort of
underappreciated you see it you walk by
it but in a long time ago every steak
was to come you know remember a big
clump of watercress on it i'm sort of
taking that to another level so i know
how the grease gets into the salad when
it's on the plate i'm making a really
delicious vinaigrette here with uh some
shallots mustard red wine vinegar salt
pepper and a touch of anchovy paste all
right so that adds really good so we
have some watercress i want you to pick
some more watercress okay slice up some
radishes a little bit of fresh tarragon
we're gonna dress that all right great
well my canines are watering all right
so we're gonna so what we've done for
this steak it's really important
everybody listen to these tips because
it's the way to cook a proper steak you
want the steak
medium rare from top to bottom to get
that you have to pull the steak out of
the refrigerator let it come to room
temperature at least 30 minutes before
it hits that grill all right so what
i've done overnight is i've salted it
both sides put it on a rack put it in
the refrigerator drying it out and
uncovered so it really starts to season
inside because there's a lot of steak
here i'm going to season it slightly
again not too much because there's a lot
of salt on there already
and this is a dry aged steak which means
we bought this 28 day age so that means
the water has come out of it water
equals weight so you're actually buying
a steak less heavy so when you're paying
a lot of money per pound you're also
getting more steak that's dried less
weight so it's actually not as expensive
as you think but it's much tastier
because the flavor is concentrated so
we're going to rub this here and then
we're putting on a two-pronged
attack to the grill a very hot side
you're going to talk about that later
and the not so hot side to cook it so
right now we're going to take the steak
all rested
and just put it on the grill that's
really hot and after a while
it's gonna when you go like this and it
just comes up easy it's ready to turn
it'll tell you so the steak has four
sides
one
two very important
you must cook it on that side that's the
flap and the rib side you need to cook
it on that side three
and then four so we're gonna go through
that process and we've had this steak
started right here and this is ready to
go to the indirect side and we're going
to let it cook there and how long she'll
cook
125 degrees do not press it touch it
forget the thumb and all that stuff use
this the digital thermometer i i advise
you not to use these
these are okay yeah but they're not
accurate enough so get it digital
thermometer very expensive 125 degrees
take it out and rest it it'll be
spectacular i promise you sunny yes so
jeezy's got the grill set up perfectly
for grilling a rib eye now we're going
to get into some really cool grill tips
for you is it indirect or direct heat if
you take a look into the grill right now
what i've got is the wood or you could
do charcoal the chips that you soak or
whatever to one side usually what you'll
do is when you start this fire though
you start in the center with a pyramid
and then you move all of your action to
one side that's going to be your direct
heat and then the side that has nothing
on it that's indirect the perfect thing
that you want to do on your direct heat
side is stuff that cooks really fast or
things that you want to get nice a sears
on so your steak you can start it over
here or like chicken with the skin side
down on the direct heat but then once
it's got the color move it over to the
indirect heat so the inside of it cooks
just as evenly as the outside but
whatever you do just know where the hot
spot is and where the cool spot is
because every once in a while we have a
flare-up you gotta move things over i
love it jeff what's up with you over
here all right i am doing the direct
method right so we had our mound of
coals we're gonna wait till they get
totally covered in white ash then we
spread them out in an even layer on the
bottom here that means you can cook your
stuff hard and fast you don't want to
slow cook anything on this because
there's a lot of intense heat as you can
see so this is perfect for getting that
beautiful char on these burgers still
juicy you flip it when it's ready you
get that good caramelization you can do
those vegetables like if you're doing
zucchini or squash i cut them in half
it's a lot easier to manipulate a lot
easier not to overcook
we got some beautiful asparagus with
that char on there let me get that home
right there i saw one i wanted that's
all right you take that it's hot though
this is real what's happening
of course great for sausages hot dogs
when i cook my dogs on the grill always
line them up right perpendicularly and
once they char don't put them all over
just
roll them nice
okay you know what this is man
all right so that's a nice little tip
also we have some skewered shallots here
we put them cut them in half don't worry
about removing the chaff it keeps it all
intact and we're going to use these in a
little bit right g yes we are look at
that beautiful charcoal
beautiful
steak season with a little bit of thyme
salt and pepper these will go great with
that steak
yeah beautiful and that's that color
you're looking for so that's a direct
method right you want to make sure
you're you're keeping an eye on your
food on this cause there's some intense
heat this could get up to seven 800
degrees so wow keep that in mind okay
i'm coming over i'm coming over
where do you want this fantastic could
you just uh take them off the skewer and
arrange them right here okay
oh off the sewer let's keep them on the
square they look beautiful
i'm already snacking on the radishes
because i'm so hungry from stuff katie
it's coming soon anymore
michelle is so good it melts in your
mouth
and it's not as powerful or raw tasting
as an onion and the seasoning of the
thyme and the olive oil is just spot on
i'm telling you i grilled those are we
ready are we ready okay so we've taken
the steak off the indirect heat 125
degrees right it's rested up it goes
about five to seven degrees with a two
inch piece of meat so what we're gonna
do is we're gonna take the bone off
first a little uh steel first
and i am going to just
take it down here you just want to go
right along the bone
oh oh
favorite cut of meat right and i put
that back just for a second
just for a second
and then watch this very important you
want to cut against the grain and not in
two small pieces a lot of people take
the steak and they slice it very thin
and that's just like not what this needs
you need to feel it it has to have mouth
mouth too yeah you lose everything so
i'm hearing things but not really
hearing them because she's working for
them
when i tell you what's happening i'm
going to have you uh mix that
vinaigrette first now you see i've
rested this how well it's rusted it's
not bleeding all over the board really
important so let's just take a look at
this and just talk and slice how evenly
how evenly it's cooked all the way
through what if you what are you doing
if that rests a real long time what do
you do with all those residual juices
you can use them again just warm them up
i'm a salad dressing get added yes dodge
jeezy that's what we do
okay so hold on a second we're just
gonna take this here maybe one little uh
oh look at that you help me out with
that end piece and look hardly any
juices have come off this we're gonna
take a little of this juice here
oh yeah that is all
oh yeah baby all right all right can i
dress this out dress the salad
so that's a medium rare right that's
medium rare but you see it's medium rare
if it's hold of a piece it's a medium
mirror all the way through yep nice
little gray on the end and you're just
gonna put this here toss it and i i
suggest you taste this with your hands
this is perfect medium rare
and there you go katie let's let's see
what you think
come on come on
sea salt on that baby
okay this is so cooked to
perfection the taste of the salty meat
and then the vinegar right here this is
unbelievable
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