Duck Tour d'Argent
«Don't tell me the French aren't brave. Any nation that would eat something like this clearly has some steel in its spine.»
Angry Little Tank
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Home >> Tags >> Seriously UnusualListing articles 1 to 15 of 19 articles with tag ‘Seriously Unusual’  Least popular articles first. Sort by: Popularity ¦ Date ¦ Tags  Pigeon Pasta Pie
Extraordinary 19th century Italian pie filled with maccheroni in a pigeon sauce. The height of Italian haute cuisine a century ago.  Tussilago Flowers Sorbet
Coltsfoot has been used for thousands of years to heal cough. French chef Marc Veyrat uses its flowers to make a delicious sorbet.  Engine Room Dosas
Rick makes giant Indian savory pancakes on the towboat he steers through the Snake River system.  Schabziger Pasta
Swiss pasta made from a thousand-year-old Alpine cheese so pungent it will bring you back from the dead.  One for the road at The Last drop in Edinburgh
Drinking whisky in the pub where men condemned to death had their last meal made me think about life, death and gluttony.  Rabbit Head Pasta
Traditional pasta sauce, much loved in some parts of Italy. Don't do this at home. Only a head case would eat it.  Lucknow Edible Silver Foil
Edible sterling silver foil decorates Indian food at weddings. Here is how they make it in Lucknow and how you can use it on a leg of lamb to eat like a Nawab.  Strawberry Risotto
Serious risotto from the king of modern Italian cookbooks - Il Cucchiaio d'argento. It contains strawberries for a surprising but successful and now well established match.  Molecular Gastronomy Seminar
I attended a unique seminar in Paris with Hervé This, French chemist, author, founder of Molecular Gastronomy and spiritual father of Molecular Cuisine.  Pasta for Dessert II : Chocolate Tagliatelle
A vamped-up Pierre Hermé recipe of homemade chocolate noodles in a rich bergamot-flavored chocolate sauce with thyme ice cream.  May I eat your shrimp shells?
Shrimp shells are served as crispy appetizers in Japan. You can buy tiny dried whole crabs to use as peanuts. I was coerced into trying and will be back for more!  Salama da sugo
This medieval Italian sausage from Ferrara nearly made me pass out.  A Jam Fit for a Queen
The most expensive jam in the world is made in Bar-le-Duc from red currants hand-seeded with a goose quill. Worth every penny!  Indian Watermelon Curry
This unusual curry turns bland watermelons into a spectacular and quickly prepared original and authentic Indian curry.  Black Truffle Soufflé
How you can make this astonishing dessert from La Truffière, a Paris restaurant specialized in black truffle. |
Duck Tour d'Argent «Don't tell me the French aren't brave. Any nation that would eat something like this clearly has some steel in its spine.» Angry Little Tank |
