… while the men sit around watch TV and eat. Just kidding. Well, only partly. None of the menfolk (me, my dad, my brother-in-law) cooked that night (I but I did film them for the benefit of the public), but we sure as hell did eat. And delicious it was, as Yoda would say.
Alright, just so you know, I shot this over month ago at my sister’s house in California but due to various circumstances – actual paying work, moving to a new apartment, the fact that these vids take a while for me (Mr. Professional TV guy) time to produce, and I’m kind of lazy – I haven’t been able to put up these recipes, which I promised in my last post, until now. For that I apologize but I know all the 3 regular readers of this site will understand. My sister does her version of empanadas and my mom does her version of polenta. Ain’t globalization grand? Alright, without further ado, check out how my mom and sis do.
Clare you are the coolest. I promise to sit back and watch you cook at your new digs in Brooklyn! I’ll film you!
What a family! Even little Maya gets in on the cooking action.
That polenta looked really good, but what’s up with the braised short rib recipe? Hook it up!
EMMMM – Pandas, that has to be the biggest empanda I have ever seen. I just have to say what a nice kitchen. Take care!
Not only is every member of your family cool, creative and a natural on film, but they sure can cook up a storm! And dare I say it again, that kitchen…!
I’m rolling up my sleeves soon when the NYC weather gets warmer to show everyone how to stir up some cold gazpacho soup via Barcelona! Save that old bread people!
After watching this I feel like I need to make more of an effort in the kitchen. Do people really eat like this everyday? If so, that’s impressive.