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Genoise Cake with Chocolate Chevre Mousse and Raspberry Sauce
Recipe
| Courtesy of Sky Goble
- Total Time:
- 1 hour 15 minutes
Pan-Seared Wild Pacific King Salmon with Lemon and Thyme Polenta Cake
Recipe
| Courtesy of Jeff Brown
- Total Time:
- 2 days 12 hours 45 minutes
Yogurt Sponge Cake with Fall Berry Compote
Recipe
| Courtesy of Priscilla Martel
- Total Time:
- 1 hour 10 minutes
Seared Hawaiian Ahi with Pineapple Relish, Crispy Nori Cakes, Tat Soi and Wasabi Aioli
Recipe
| Courtesy of Sweet Basil
- Total Time:
- 1 hour 5 minutes
Sweet Feuds
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Gooey butter cake started out as a baker's mistake, but turned into a St. Louis specialty adored by one and all. Iron Chef Michael Symon heads to the Gateway City to get his fingers sticky and settle a feud between Park Ave. Coffee and Gooey Louie's, two places that use old family recipes to make that famous confection. Helping Michael along the way are pastry instructors from the L'Ecole Culinaire school, Missouri natives and lovers of all things goo. In Cincinnati, the ice cream may be cold, but this rivalry is steaming hot! Graeter's and Aglamesis have been churning out chocolate chip ice cream the old-fashioned way for over 100 years, and the good people of Ohio are divided. Take a step back in time as Michael Symon learns the techniques that give each hand dipped scoop that unmistakable flavor and he crowns a champion of the chip!
