My winter menu usually features, what we call, “winter meat,” namely a weekly special for carnivores. Usually it’s a stew. But last week we made use of unused veal racks, offering schnitzel on the bone. Customers seemed to enjoy it, as it sold out. Butterflied chop, breaded, pan fried and served with a salad, caper and parsley sauce, we served it with a fried egg.
Milling Toward Ruchmehl
On closing the gap between a Komo mill, Grand Teton Ancient grains, and the flour my sister used to bring from Basel....






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