the chef's onion...
a chef’s
onion
a hidden
gem
a spoonful
of sweetness
that never
makes the plate
a discard
maserated
of all
it’s robust
flavor
a soggy
diamond
roughly
delicious
at worst
a messy
scrumptiousness
to spoon
down
sloppy
as all good things
yummy
so
let us start
half to
full pound
hot Italian sausage
w/or w/out
casings
hefty pour EVOO
two heads
peeled garlic
three peeled
whole onions
one diced
fresh Serrano pepper
sauté
to brown meat
add
28 ounce can
crushed or dices
tomatoes
12 ounce can
tomato paste
rinse cans
w/water
into the mix
simmer slowly
as not to burn
the bottom
close
to the finish
add half cup
or more
grated parmesan
point being
the onions
are left
translucent
too bulky
of any pasta
used
plate it
garnish
w/green
serve
to a loved one
or pig on it
as the cook d’jour
behold
a special
treat
for anyone special
and deserving
is the magic
of
the chef’s onion
*******Note… that is a miner’s lettuce as the green… quite abundant in the foothill and very delicate… no cooking needed… an early spring crop that reseeds as the first to arrive…




Deliciosa Brooks.
I have about 2 more hours to go with a crock pot corned beef.
Like Thanksgiving once a year I always think it’s such a great meal, why only once a year?
Same with Corned Brisket.
Napa Cabbage, and Leeks.
I asked Tracy to get a drop of the Crature on her way home.
Bushmills single malt 18 year old.
Never really liked Brown likker but once a year to raise a toast:)
Thinking I should have had a Buena Vista Irish Coffee this morning.