An
Apple a Day
Fall
is in the air, and public television's master chefs have caught
the bug! Watch Saturday, November 6 beginning at 2 p.m.
as Jacques Pépin and Andreas Viestad pay homage to the forbidden
fruit, and Ming Tsai puts a tasty twist on a creamy fall dessert.
Jacques
Pépin:
Fast Food My Way "Apple a Day"
After
a difficult day, cooking a healthy and delicious meal for your
family shouldn't be a challenge. Luckily for us, culinary king
Jacques Pépin doesn't think so, either; his new season features
some of his favorite, gourmet-caliber dishes, prepared on the
fly. In this episode, Jacques quickly whips up a Shrimp Burger
inspired by a similar dish at Dr. Taco in Playa Del Carmen, followed
by a great improvisational Bean Puree with Anchovies. The main
course consists of Wonton Cannelloni in Tomato Sauce and a seasonal
Parsley and Pumpkin Seed Salad. Jacques homage to fall continues
with delicious Caramelized Apple Granola Timbales for dessert.
2 p.m.
Also
Try: Almond
Cake with Berries
An easy-to-follow
slide show and printer-friendly recipe make creating this
gorgeous dessert a treat in itself. |
New
Scandinavian Cooking with Andreas Viestad "Where Everything
Smells of Apples"
Most
world-class chefs won't settle for anything less than the freshest
ingredients, but host Andreas Viestad takes his quest for quality
and flavor to a whole new level. To shop for this apple-infused
menu, the Scandinavian chef begins in the magnificent Hardengerfjorden
region in western Norway, a place with perfect apple-growing conditions
due to the warmer microclimate surrounding the fjord. He'll use
the fruit to create the main dish: Apple
Glazed Duck Breast (marinated in apple cider) served with
Apple Vegetable Stew. With additional produce in hand, Andreas
then heads to Folgefonna, Norway's largest glacier, to get some
ice to make the dessert: Apple
Ice Cream with Rosemary and Honey. 2:30 p.m.
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Also
Try: Veiled
Farm Girls
Some
say this Norwegian treat -- consisting of layers of applesauce,
cinnamon toasted breadcrumbs and whipped cream -- got its
unusual name because of its likeness to Norwegian girls:
It's sweet, blonde and a bit tart. |
Simply
Ming "Jasmine Caramel Sauce"
Ming
Tsai's signature cooking style fuses together American, French
and Italian ingredients with his own Asian fare -- a combination
that routinely produces delicious results. He follows suit in
this new episode, infusing Jasmine tea into a traditional caramel
sauce to make an even-more-heavenly concoction that can be added
to nearly any dessert. Ming decides on a delicate Toasted Almond
Tea Cake, Jasmine Banana Caramel Sauce Ice Cream and Toasted Sesame
Nougat Bark for this episode; try one of these, or dip apple slices
into warm Jasmine Caramel Sauce for a decadent fall treat. 3
p.m.
| Also
Try: Bittersweet
Chocolate Ganache
Ming
shares his recipe for the rich chocolate topping, and offers
up four desserts to use it in. Our favorite: Asian Banana
Split and Warm Chocolate Soufflé Cakes with Cardamom Cream.
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