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Chef Danny Origel

Friday, March 16, 2012 3:34:47 PM PDT

 

Chef Danny Origel  
 

-The Interview
 

      

  

Born in Mexico and raised in a Rio Vista, CA agricultural family, Danny Origel (pro. Or-ee-hel) grew up around his grandmother's cooking that had Spanish/Moorish and regional Mexican influence. In that hospitable family oriented environment Danny knew early on that cooking was for him. At the young age of 26 Danny Origel is the executive chef overseeing two of Sacramento's most successful dining establishments, Roxy and Lucca. Here is his story

 

 

  

 READ HIS STORY HERE   

   

  

 
 

On PREFERRED MEATS:

"The trust behind the product that Preferred provides is indicative of the hard work they do to make sure they have the best proteins available on a consistent basis. I feel Preferred builds more than a clientele or just provides product, Preferred builds relationships which is very important and that I feel is quite unique. Don't be surprised if other companies will try to do what Preferred is doing as I think it sets a standard."

  

Danny Origel
Executive Chef    

ROXY Restaurant & Bar, LUCCA
Sacramento, CA 

 

  
 
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Posted in Chefs Corner By Bala Kironde

Chau's Sweet Scallion Soy Glaze

Friday, July 1, 2011 10:27:48 AM PDT

DIP YOUR QUAIL, WE SAY!!

This recipe came from a talented Vietnamese cook I worked with years ago by the name of Chau Tran,

not only was she a sweetheart but the lady knew how to cook!

A great dipping sauce for grilled quail, and don’t forget the ice cold beer!

                   Chef John Paul Khoury, Corporate Chef Preferred Meats Inc.

 

 

                     Chau's Sweet Scallion Soy Glaze

 

  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method

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   1      tablespoon    peanut oil

   2      tablespoons   garlic -- minced

   2      tablespoons   shallots -- minced

   1      bunch         minced scallions -- white part only

   1      quart         soy sauce

   2      cups          rice wine vinegar

   2      cups          sugar

   2 1/2  quarts        water

   1      tablespoon    salt

                        corn starch slurry -- to thicken (optional)

                        reserved scallion (green part) -- chopped fine

 

Saute' shallots, garlic, and white part of scallions in oil until

translucent. Add soy, vinegar, sugar, and water. Simmer for 5 min.

Season, add green onions and tighten with cornstarch slurry

to desired thickness if you wish.

 

Wonderful soy glaze or dipping sauce for seafood, poultry, or grilled items!

 

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Billionaire's Bacon

Friday, April 15, 2011 4:08:22 PM PDT

Billionaire's Bacon from Carnivore Club on Vimeo.

We've been sending out a ton of AtMyTable.com care packages to all our great customers and new acquaintances, and have been getting a lot of great feedback. The guys over at The Werehaus Brian and Austin Chu sent us this great video titled "Billionaire's Bacon" after they cooked it and ate it all.

Guys - if this is what happens when we send you our Bacon, we can't wait to send you some more AtMyTable.com goodies!

Posted in Fine Foods By Bala Kironde

Beef Short Ribs Mandarin Style

Saturday, January 8, 2011 4:10:23 PM PST

 

 

BEEF SHORT RIBS MANDARIN STYLE 


Read more about it at www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1727,155185-236207,00.html
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2 1/2 to 3 lbs. beef short ribs, cut into serving-size pieces
12 anise seeds crushed
2 tbsp. soy sauce
1/2 c. dry red wine
1/8 tsp. garlic powder
1/8 tsp. ground ginger
2 tsp. beef stock base
2 tsp. finely chopped mushrooms
1 c. hot water
1/4 tsp. Bouquet Garni for beef

Place short ribs in deep bowl. Add soy sauce, wine, garlic powder, and ginger. Pour over ribs. Marinate for several hours at room temperature or overnight in the refrigerator. Drain short ribs and brown in heavy frying pan. Add beef stock base and chopped mushrooms to hot water; combine with marinade. Pour over browned ribs. Crush Bouquet Garni and sprinkle over meat. Cover tightly and simmer slowly for 2 to 2 1/2 hours or until ribs are fork  tender. Makes 4 or 5 servings.

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BNRanch turkey

Tuesday, November 2, 2010 8:17:43 PM PDT

 

 
 

GOBBLE up these delicious turkeys!

from BN Ranch to your table.


 

 

Bill Niman Ranch Heritage Turkeys
 

This time of year its hard to beat the comfort and tradition of a perfectly roasted turkey, and when that turkey is a BN Ranch, then the bar is raised from a traditional meal to a truly memorable feast! These turkeys are raised in California on natural grains and vegetable proteins and are not fed antibiotics. The resulting full flavored succulent bird is fit for a king or more importantly, your family and guests!
 

BN RANCH turkeys start their life on Bill and Nicolette Niman's ranch in Bolinas, CA. This parent flock consists of six different heritage turkey breeds: White Holland, Narragansett, Standard Bronze, Spanish Black, Bourbon Red, and Royal Palm.

Natural breeding, not artificial insemination, from these birds produces the eggs that are hatched to become the next generation of heritage turkeys.

These poults, as day old turkeys are called, are then reared on a farm in Sonoma, CA. Here they are given only feed free from antibiotics, are housed in spacious pens with indoor and outdoor access with plenty of room for exercise. All these heritage birds are raised with care with no beak cutting, wing clipping, or physical mutilations of any kind.

 

"Our turkeys get lots of exercise and are excellent flyers," Nicolette says. "Some days our biggest challenge is getting them off the roof to go into the barn for the night."

Look for these bird this Thanksgiving and remember to order early- before September 2011 to ensure you get your bird.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted in Our Farms By Bala Kironde