In this classic Southern-style dish, the fruit is layered on top of the batter before baking, creating a light and airy cake-like topping. The peaches are unpeeled, which adds color and makes the recipe even easier.
Yia Medina shares how to make spice-rubbed, slow-roasted pork that's the perfect centerpiece for any holiday or celebration, along with a rice and pigeon pea recipe that's widely considered to be the national Puerto Rican dish.
You could fall back on your go-to pork chop recipe, or you could cook along with managing culinary producer Larisa Alvarez and learn how to make juicy pork chops stuffed with cranberry stuffing. The choice is yours.
Mat Arnfield has been flipping fish and chopping potatoes since he was a kid in his father's chip shop in Northern England. Today he fries up his critically acclaimed Fish and Chips at A Salt and Battery in New York City, and customers are utterly hooked on his special recipe. Mat thinks Food Network has asked him to show off his culinary skills for a hungry crowd at Chelsea Brewing Company. But just as the beers are poured and the fish get frying, Bobby Flay appears and challenges Mat to a surprise Fish and Chips Throwdown! Can Bobby's recipe compete against Mat's time-honored tradition? It's sink or swim, as Yanks and Brits alike judge this ultimate battle for the batter, and a challenge for the chip.
Romel Bruno is a 27 year old chef/creative from New York city, he has been cooking in various kitchens from New York, San Francisco and Seattle. Right now he currently hosts a YT series called Childhood Eats , does freelance recipe development and freelance video hosting.
Christina “Christy” Vega, the spirited, talented, and dynamic owner of the restaurant Casa Vega, was born in Burbank, CA, in 1977 to a long line restaurateurs. Christy loves to jump in the kitchen to carefully recreate her family’s recipes that have been passed down through the generations.