Supper Club (2021-08-10)

Green Giant water with its pulp, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, jalapeno apple jelly, parmesan crumble, finished with sacred basil leaves and flowers.

Appetizer. Tomato salad 2.0 – It’s interesting to look at how a dish evolves from its inception to the final product. Without any iterations/failures, the dishes can’t get any better. I originally bought the mozzarella (wanted to buy a burrata, but couldn’t find it in Brampton) for the previous tomato salad but never got around to it using it that day and so it ended up on this plate.

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Supper Club (2021-08-02)

Green Giant tomato with pickles (ground cherries, red onion), house cured lardo and a tomato water vinaigrette

Megan and I recently decided to revive some sort of supper club again. In part, to make up for the fact that we haven’t travelled or dined anywhere exciting for quite a long time. But mostly because we’re missing the fact that we used to take turns doing supper club as a family: one a month, someone would take charge of making an elaborate (or more elaborate than usual) dinner for everyone else – typically something we’d never made before. We never really got mom and dad to step outside their comfort zone, but dinner was always interesting.

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Kinpira

Fun fact #1: burdock root, also known as gobo, is from a plant that is identified as weed and is found throughout North America. The farm is no exception, and we’ve often discussed digging up a few roots for our own use. The best time to harvest the root is during the fall of the plant’s first year – so one fall afternoon Royce set out to dig up a root for dinner…

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Beet and Goat Cheese

This beet and goat cheese dish is inspired by some famous Spanish chefs (Roca and Adria) with some interesting techniques and surprises to entertain your diners. This dish has multiple components: Toasted walnut and cocoa soil, goat cheese sphere, goat cheese mousse, roasted beets and the sugar beet (a beet blown out of sugar).

As Billy would put it – “Beets by Royce”. In terms of the beets, the roasted beets were placed in 350˚F oven for about an hour or until tender, it is then marinated in orange juice and hibiscus syrup. And as for the blown beets, sugar was cooked and then blown using a sugar pump. Read More

78 Degrees Catering Presents: Chefs without Kitchens

Green pea shooter, bacon salt rim, mint

Hitz Foccaccia, olive oil butter, sea salt

Slow cooked beets, ashed goat cheese, goat beemster, orange and raspberry gel, orange vinaigrette, arugula microgreens and flowers, tarragon 

Sous vide beef, potatoes, green and yellow beans, glace de viande

Carrot cake, cream cheese topping, candied walnuts, raisin syrup, cinnamon ice cream, coconut ganache, Li Farm carrots
Mignardies