Author Archives: Anthony White

Pink Slime Makes An Exit

This is a great step for America.  The fact that the public is finally demanding a higher quality of food means that we are taking our first steps in the right direction for food education, admiration, and pride.  You have to learn to walk before you can run.  I’m amazed that its taken this long [...]

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Warmer Sundays

It just occurred to me that winter is slowly leaving town.  Maybe it was the calendar or maybe it was yesterdays record breaking heat.   Either way, warmer Sundays are on the way.  This, to me, means two things; the grill is going to need a spring cleaning, and pasta and meatballs will no longer be my [...]

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Grilled Duck Heart Salad

We sure didn’t know how this dish would go over.  But, for all we’ve been reading, non-traditional cuts and organs, are vastly becoming more normal in the States.  Growing up, my father used to love when we would get a whole bird, whether from hunting or otherwise, so he could fry the heart in butter [...]

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Pork Rib Roulade

Art made Pork Rib Roulade for this weekend.  I want to take a second and clarify what this actually is.  It’s very Italian to roll things.  My grandmother used to make braciole with beef, pork, or chicken, about two or three times a week.  They love to roll things up.  (think cannelloni, manacotti, or even [...]

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Art Teams Up with Fairport High

Recently, Chef Art, went out to Fairport High School to get involved with Nutrition Month.  Art, along with teacher Kelly Lang and student Chris Cullen, are attempting to educate students, teachers, and parents about local meats and produce.  Art and Chris are going to create meals using local foods for the students to eat.  The [...]

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