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Triar Seafood Donates Proceeds to JBF Scholarship Drive

by JBF Editors on October 03, 2012

Triar Seafood will donate a percentage of red shrimp sales to the James Beard Foundation Silver Anniversary Scholarship Drive

 

One of the James Beard House's most valued suppliers, Triar Seafood has provided chefs with pristine quality, responsibly sourced seafood for over 20 years. And for the next two months, this fine purveyor is also giving support to the next generation of chefs.

 

From now until the end of November, a percentage of sustainably harvested Royal Red shrimp purchases from Triar Seafood will be donated to the James Beard Foundation Silver Anniversary Scholarship Drive. This beautiful, coral-red species is sought after by discerning chefs for its delicate flavor, superior texture, and numerous culinary applications. Collected off the coast of St. Augustine, Florida, these prized shrimp are delicious as sashimi, ceviche, in salads,... Read more >

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Recipe: Lomo-Wrapped Shrimp with Grilled Bread, Pistou, and Smoked Paprika Vinaigrette

by Anna Mowry on July 23, 2012

 

Sure, bacon-wrapped shrimp is tasty, but the finger food's dated status precludes us from ever preparing it for guests, lest they be reminded of hairspray-shellacked 'dos and other '80s trappings that are best forgotten.

 

Thankfully, chef John Taus of the Corner in Philadelphia has pulled this combination back into the present: he retires the bacon in exchange for tissue-thin slices of lomo embuchado, a dry-cured pork tenderloin from Spain. A parsley-based pistou and fiery paprika vinaigrette round out this elegant, Mediterranean-inspired update.

 

Get the recipe here.  

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Recipe: Pan-Roasted Shrimp with East Indian Spices

by JBF Editors on March 06, 2012

Recipe for Pan-Roasted Shrimp with East Indian Spices

At his Beard House dinner, Uttam Singh Rawat of Mehndi in Morristown, New Jersey, served these Thai bird's-eye chile–spiced shrimp as an hors d’oeuvre, but they make for a hearty main course when served over rice—and the whole dish comes together in under an hour. Get the recipe here.

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February's Best Recipes

by JBF Editors on March 02, 2012



Here are our recipe tester's favorite recipes from the last month:

Patatas Bravas with Fried Eggs and Chorizo
Ryan Poli of Chicago's Tavernita adds pan-fried chorizo and eggs to this tapas-bar standard.

Shrimp Rillettes
This sweet and spicy spread from Atlanta-based chef Linton Hopkins is equally at home at a dinner party or among your beer-slugging sports buddies.

Riesling-Poached Pineapple with Rosemary Whipped Cream and Pink Peppercorns

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Super Bowl Recipe: Linton Hopkins's Shrimp Rillettes

by JBF Editors on February 03, 2012

shrimp rillettes

Your football buddies might raise an eyebrow if you serve this oh-so-French-sounding spread from Atlanta-based chef Linton Hopkins at your Super Bowl party. But once they get a taste of the sweet shrimp paste that's been whipped with cayenne pepper and a generous dose of butter, they'll be parked by the ramekin for the rest of the game, alternating between rillettes-slathered chips and slugs of all-American lager. Get the recipe here.

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Triar Seafood Donates Proceeds to JBF Scholarship Drive

by JBF Editors on January 31, 2012

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One of the James Beard House's most valued suppliers, Triar Seafood has provided chefs with pristine quality, responsibly sourced seafood for over 20 years. And for the next month, this fine purveyor is also giving support to the next generation of chefs. From now until the end of February, a percentage of every purchase of sustainably harvested Royal Red shrimp from Triar Seafood will be donated to the James Beard Foundation Silver Anniversary Scholarship Drive. This beautiful, coral-red species is sought after by discerning chefs for its delicate flavor, superior texture, and numerous culinary applications. Collected off the coast of St. Augustine, Florida, these prized shrimp are delicious as sashimi, ceviche, in salads, sautéed, and more. While chiefly a wholesale supplier, Triar Seafood will also deliver to home

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Market Haul: December 5

by Anya Hoffman on December 05, 2011



This week’s CSA box includes what will likely be the last of the season's broccoli, along with some gorgeous Brussels sprouts, crunchy kohlrabi, and plenty of root vegetables.

The Haul: Russet potatoes, Tuscan kale, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, carrots, beets, sweet potatoes, kohlrabi, parsley

The Menu Ideas:

Southern Indian Vegetable Curry [Jamie Oliver] Ignore the long list of ingredients and adapt this recipe according to what you have on hand. Don’t like okra? Sub in cauliflower. Need to use up some carrots? Throw them in. The curry leaves are optional but coconut milk is a must.

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Recipe: Scott Conant's Roasted Pumpkin Soup with Shrimp, Farro, and Leeks

by jbfauthor on October 25, 2010

Scott Conant's Roasted Pumpkin Soup with Shrimp, Farro, and LeeksThis soulful pumpkin soup, which Scott Conant served at his recent Beard House dinner, bears the chef's signature, rustic-meets-refined style. All that's missing is a hunk of crusty bread to mop up the last drops.

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Recipe: Our Labor Day Menu

by jbfauthor on September 04, 2009

Shrimp Labor Day: for many of us, it's the last hurrah of summer. We've got recipes that will help make the best of the long weekend. Mint Julep – The Kentucky Derby is long over, but JBF Award winners Matt Lee and Ted Lee's recipe for this classic Southern cocktail is a great way to cool off all summer. Vegetables a la Grecque – James Beard's solution to late summer's "bounty of glistening vegetables," this simple recipe can be made in advance. Barbecued Shrimp with Pineapple Chutney – Chutney adds an unexpected burst of flavor to this grilled seafood dish.

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Recipe: Hugo’s Texas BBQ Shrimp with Maytag Blue Cheese Slaw

by jbfauthor on July 07, 2009

ShrimpThis dish, from Michael and Wendy Jordan of Rosemary’s Restaurant in Las Vegas, is an old New Orleans recipe, named for the spicy, smoky nature of the sauce. The Jordans consider this version, served with blue cheese cole slaw, a signature dish. They make their own mayonnaise for the slaw; we saved ourselves a step and used a good store-bought brand, Hellmann’s, to which we added Maytag blue cheese.

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