You can’t beat the perfect mash
November 24th, 2009Nothing is as perfect as potato puree. It’s all in the butter!
Read Andreas’ Washington Post article here

Nothing is as perfect as potato puree. It’s all in the butter!
Read Andreas’ Washington Post article here

“Bouillon is the soul and quintessence of sauces,” wrote the 18th-century French cook François Marin. But he, and most other classical cooks made it quite difficult. It doesn’t have to be.
Read Andreas’ Wahsington Post article here

On Julia Child’s love-affair with gravlaks – and the mystery of a dish that was once buried in the ground and unsafe for human consumption.

The flavor of tomato can be more than a hundred different things. That’s why Andreas grows more than a hundred different types of tomatoes on a farm outside of Cape Town.

Read the article from Food&Wine Magazine here
Why is iced coffee always so sweet and milky? Well, it isn’t. Not unless you want it to.

Read Andreas’ Washington Post article here

Read the Washington Post article here