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Klaus Sebok

Klaus S

Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada

About Klaus

Member since Sep 15, 2007

Chillies

Klaus has no recipes published on Rouxbe.

Klaus's favorite things
Cooking Knowledge: Thomas Keller
Cuisine: Continental
Dessert: Pischinger Torte
Food Related Movie: Ratatouille
Kitchen tool: Lemonpress
Pots/pans: AllClad
Top Ingredients: Asparagus
Wine: MUMM's cordon vert
Success Rating: 99% (43 ratings)

Nonna's Chicken Stock

by Dawn T

An easy flavorful chicken stock for use in a variety of healthy recipes.

Active Time: 15 minsComments: 5
Total Time: 6 hrsViews: 1309
Success Rating: 95% (124 ratings)

Crème Brûlée

by Dawn T

This classic French dessert literally translates to "burnt cream". Rich and creamy custard is topped with a sprinkling of sugar and caramelized to ...

Active Time: 30 minsComments: 30
Total Time: 4 hrsViews: 12410
Halibut

This is like the lead in a pencil.
It is the perfect recipe for a elegant "halibut" dish and it is simple.
Perfect for frozen halibut.
Klaus "S"

by Klaus S | Dec 19, 2007 11:20pm | Permalink
Red Cabbage

This delicious side dish for Pork and in my opinion also great with dark meats like Venison and Beef Rouladen, is further enhance with a hint of cloves and is defiantly better the next day.

by Klaus S | Jun 1, 2008 8:43pm | Permalink
This got me brownie points by eyeryone.

This dish is a wonderful!
I changed the Almonds to blanched sliced Almonds because I thought it complements the fine texture of the Bril Sole better and I had them in the Fridge.
Try the same Recipe on pan-fried Almond Trout with Parsley Potatoes
This is a Keeper.
Klaus “S”

by Klaus S | Jul 2, 2008 8:06pm | Permalink
School up to now

I find it a blast and very encouraging. I am leaving a section feeling and saying to myself "I can do this!" and I want to start making something of the practice sessions.
The tests are fine. If you did not pay attention your scores will be unsatisfactory.
The point is, I want to learn to create exceptional meals and not have a good score card.
I love it and I am addicted.
Thank you guy's. Very much!
Klaus S

by Klaus S | Aug 21, 2008 3:48am | Permalink
Tempered steaks result in:

These are the questions.

a) steaks that cook quicker.
b) steaks that taste better.
c) steaks that are juicier.
d) all of the above.
e) both a) and c)

Would you not say that Steaks which are tempered the " a and c" way are tasting better?
If yes why is "d" the wrong answer?

Just being the devils advocate but I love it all.
I am soooo blessed being a member.
Klaus S.

by Klaus S | Aug 27, 2008 1:42am | Permalink
Steaks

Thanks for your point.
Please tell us sometime about the "mouth-feel" must be pro lingo.
Klaus S

by Klaus S | Aug 27, 2008 2:18am | Permalink
Mouth feel Basics

Thank you so much.
What a great inside and so true.
Thanks
Klaus S

by Klaus S | Aug 27, 2008 2:44am | Permalink
Mouth feel Basics

Fantastic!
Great info. I would not know where to find this kind of guidance.
I love it!
Thanks for the inside scoop.
I new I did the right thing when I sighed up for ROUXBE.com
Regards
Klaus S.

by Klaus S | Aug 27, 2008 3:17am | Permalink
Grill marks

I am getting tested on Grill marks but I am only instructed in panfrying a steak ???
Am I missing something here?
Klaus S

by Klaus S | Aug 28, 2008 12:12am | Permalink
Grilling Steaks

Thank you Joe,
My mistake. I don't know how I could have missed this.
Must have been the Martini! Coffee from now on.
Klaus S

by Klaus S | Aug 28, 2008 12:59am | Permalink
Gremolata

What is a Gremolata vs. a Vinaigrette or Dressing?

by Klaus S | Aug 28, 2008 7:27pm | Permalink
Great Hit

every-time I make this dish, I am loving it, however I reduce the lemon quantity a bit and maybe next time I try a Gewuerztraminer as the acid.

by Klaus S | Aug 28, 2008 7:38pm | Permalink
Printable Shopping List

I think this is a great idea in principle, however I would love to learn how to shop for the write ingredients (freshest,tastiest and type) rather than being enticed by coupons to buy "products".
A pantry shopping list, which cover typical cuisines, especially on spices and condiments, would be on my wish-list.

by Klaus S | Sep 23, 2008 7:05pm | Permalink
Boursin Scrambled Eggs in a Crispy Potatoe Nest

I made this delicious egg dish now for the 3rd time and I wow myself and my guests every time.
I whisk-scramble the eggs for extra creaminess and serve it on a crispy panfried potato nest, done with the Benriner “Doodle slicer”, for a lack of a better word. It looks great and the taste is 5*****.
Well done Joe!

by Klaus S | about 1 month | Permalink