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Salt & Pepper Weekly News Real home cooking meets professional cuisine! September 3, 2010 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
Congratulations to Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley for Second Place Finish Food Network competition goes down to the wire! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Do I think Ryan and I represented D.C. well?
Exceptionally well," said a proud Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley after he and teammate,
bar owner Ryan Gordon, earned runner-up honors during Food Network's Chefs vs. City. Shot in the Nation's Capital and recently aired on Food
Network, the entertaining race pitted the D.C. duo against Food Network Chefs
Aaron Sanchez and Chris Cosentino.
The rules were simple. The first team to cross
the finish line after completing five grueling food challenges would be the
winner. However, the game was tough because the competitors had to decipher
clues to figure out what and where the challenges were. Then they had to fight Washington, D.C.'s
notoriously busy traffic in cars and on foot to get to each contest. Chef Tee's restaurants Brightwood Bistro and Creme Cafe and Gordon's Bar The Pug were featured on the show.
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Salt & Pepper Weekly News Special Correspondent Chef Lauren Von Der Pool
Dazzles Fox viewers with healthy school lunch options ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Wearing a t-shirt and jeans, Lauren Von Der Pool dressed like a teenager in honor of her recent back-to-school segment on Fox 45 morning news in Baltimore, Maryland. The vegan and raw food cuisine expert (pictured on the right with Fox 45 Anchor Patrice Harris) featured several healthy breakfast and lunch alternatives. The breakfast menu included Raspberry Soy Yogurt Parfait with Pumpkin and Flaxseed Granola (see photo below) and Organic Spelt (grain related to wheat) Flakes Cereal with Cherries. The lunch menu included Vegan Turkey and Cheese Sandwiches on Spelt Bread with Mustard and Raisin Happy Faces (see photo below and click here to get the recipe) and Almond Butter and Organic Peach Preserves Heart-Shaped Sandwiches on Whole Wheat Raisin Bread (see photo below). Von Der Pool also brought a Peach Guava Smoothie with Coconut Water and other healthy fruit drinks.   Almond Butter and Organic Peach Raspberry Soy Lunch Box w/Vegan Preserves Heart-Shaped Sandwiches on Yogurt Parfait Turkey and Cheese Whole Wheat Raisin Bread w/Pumpkin and Sandwich, Orange, Flaxseed Granola Grapes, Apricot and Mango Soy YogurtThe chef acknowledged that most kids are picky eaters but said her 7-year-old son loves these dishes and your children will too. Harris, who is not a vegan, tried the sandwiches and liked them. "I can't tell that this isn't real turkey," she said referencing the Tofurky (turkey substitute). Von Der Pool said that all of the ingredients that she used are available in health food stores. The chef's recent Fox appearance was a part of her ongoing efforts to fight childhood obesity. She has teamed up with NBA Legend John Salley and Congressman Dennis Kucinich to lobby for healthier school lunches. |
Culinary Tips of the Week
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Brian Reeve, Home Cook
Flavored ice cubes -- This is a great way to cool down and spruce
up your drinks. Just fill up an ice cube
tray with your favorite flavored drink (lemonade works really well). Freeze the liquid, pop out the cubes, and you
have ice cubes with a twist! These add
great flavor to cocktails and sodas! They also keep drinks cold without watering them down. For example, lemonade cubes that melt in a glass of lemonade won't dilute the flavor like plain ice cubes.
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 Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley, Restaurant Owner/Culinary Instructor
Special Onion Series Part 2: Red (Bermuda) Onions -- Their beautiful, vibrant color and mild flavor
make them perfect for recipes that call for raw onions like salads and
sandwiches. Red onions (pictured on the right) hold up really
well on the grill. I also like to cook
them with red wine, sugars or vinegars to make jams and chutneys. Note: Always remember to use a sharp knife to cut onions, so you don't cry. Also, store them in a cool dry area, and they should last for at least a few weeks. After that, they will start to sprout and become very pungent.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chef Lauren Von Der Pool, Vegan/Raw Food Cuisine ExpertCrunchy wonton strips -- These are great crouton
alternatives. They're light, crunchy,
delicious and easy to make. Just cut
some wonton wrappers into 1-inch strips and deep fry them in safflower
oil. Drain them on a paper towel and
enjoy them in your favorite soups, salads or desserts. Wonton wrappers are available at most grocery stores. Learn more about Von Der Pool's exotic vegan and raw food cuisine at vonderpoolgourmet.com.  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do you have a culinary question or tip to share? |
Grill Ribs This Labor Day Weekend Watch Salt & Pepper's video demonstrations and try their barbecue recipes!
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Click on the following links to watch Home Cook Brian Reeve make his signature barbecue baby back ribs with beer and Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley's special barbecue sauce.
Brian and Chef Tee Preview Barbecue Ribs Brian Preps Ribs Brian Grills Ribs Chef Tee Makes Peach-Infused Barbecue Sauce
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Salt & Pepper's Upcoming Farmers' Market Appearance Lively pair will do show LIVE this fall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Home Cook Brian Reeve and Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley are scheduled to return to the Olney Farmers and Artist Market on October 10, 2010, at 11 a.m. Brian and Chef Tee are pictured on the right whipping up summer dishes during their recent demonstration at the market. In October, the duo will show folks what can be done with fresh fall ingredients.
The market is located at Route 108 and Prince Phillip Road in Olney, MD next to the Montgomery General Hospital Thrift Shop. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Salt & Pepper Weekly News Special Correspondent Chef Lauren Von Der Pool Upcoming farmers' market dates in the Washington, DC area listed below
October 14, 2010, at 4:30 p.m. Vegan and Raw Food Cuisine Expert Lauren Von Der Pool is scheduled to do a raw food demo at the FRESHFARM Markets that is located near the White House at 810 Vermont Avenue, NW. Von Der Pool's August 12, 2010, scheduled appearance at the market was postponed because of severe weather.
October 24, 2010, at 11 a.m.
Von Der Pool is scheduled to do a raw food demo at the Olney Farmers and Artist Market. The chef is pictured on the left during her recent market appearance. **Photos courtesy of www.crasemo.com.
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Salt & Pepper is an online cooking show that features Home Cook Brian Reeve and Chef "Tee" Terrell Danley. Brian shows viewers how to make quick, inexpensive and delicious home-cooked meals. Then Chef Tee "peppers" Brian's dishes by elevating the presentation and flavor with his professional touch. Salt & Pepper is a production of Drakeel Enterprises.
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