Darra Goldstein Brings Classic Nordic Cooking to Life with Fire + Ice
Gastronomy student Amanda Balagur gives a recap of the 4th and final Pepin Lecture of Fall Semester 2015, featuring Darra Goldstein.
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A Dish through Time & History: Cauliflower Soup 1901-2015
By Louise Beck Brønnum Have you ever wondered why your grandmother’s stew tastes ten times better than the one you try to make yourself? It’s all bound to tradition, the context of time and place. By making a very simple recipe from two different time periods, a reflection of these influences becomes clear, and even […]
You Too Can Can
By Kimi Ceridon Student Kimi Ceridon offers her picks for fall canning cookbooks and tutorials. It is October. The garden is on its last legs. It is time to start looking into the pantry for the saved morsels of summer. It is past peak tomato season, but canned tomatoes and tomato sauce are excellent first […]
GSA’s Sunday Eating Club: Southern Chicken Fried Steak
By Rachael Reagan Rachael Reagan shares a little backstory and a recipe for chicken-fried steak, a Southern classic. The Gastronomy Students Association hosts a bi-monthly Sunday Eating Club event. To see all the GSA’s events, please visit our Calendar. “So wait, is it chicken or is it steak?” This question surely arises from both Yankees […]
The Gastronomy Student Association Cookbook is here!
The first ever Gastronomy Student Cookbook is now available! With 49 student, alumni, faculty, and staff contributing nearly 100 recipes, the cookbook is a great representation of our program’s love for all things food. The cookbook is a fantastic way for students, alumni, and instructors to remember their time in the program and all the […]