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Jeremy Crump

Jeremy C

Chicago
Illinois
United States

About Jeremy

Member since Feb 21, 2008

Hello Everyone! My name is Jeremy, i'm 20 years old, I'm currently attending culinary school and living in Chicago, IL. I love cooking and I love to share my recipes with everyone, be sure to give me any feedback and input on suggestions!

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Cream of Mushroom soup

by Jeremy C

Simple and scrumptious classic!

Active Time: 30 minsComments: 0
Total Time: 1 hrViews: 486
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Papaya Pineapple Braised Flank Steak

by Jeremy C

Tender flank steaks braised in a spicy blend of papaya and pineapple nectars

Active Time: 45 minsComments: 2
Total Time: 2 hrsViews: 693
Jeremy's favorite things
Cuisine: Latin/French
Dessert: Coffee Ice Cream
Dish or Meal: Gorgonzola Risotto
Kitchen tool: A Very Sharp Chef's Knife
Knives of Choice: Global
Pots/pans: Donations? Copper?
Top Ingredients: Any Cheese

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Picture up soon!

I actually was spontaneous about putting this recipe up! I have been pretty busy with school and haven't had much time to cook but i'll make it this weekend and take some photos, THANKS!

by Jeremy C | Feb 22, 2008 9:19pm | Permalink
Great and simple side!

This was one of the first dishes i learned in culinary school. It's simple, but with lots of flavor! Great post :)

by Jeremy C | Feb 22, 2008 9:24pm | Permalink
Fingers

i bet your fingers were burning under the nails later that night, i dread breaking jalapeƱos and handling spicy peppers, is their anyway to prevent this besides latex gloves?

by Jeremy C | Feb 22, 2008 11:23pm | Permalink
Gnocchi

I tried this sauce with the Gnocchi recipe instead of the pasta. Just after the sauce is reduced, i simply drained the Gnocchi and added it back to a clean pan for a quick dry. Then, i continued to fold in Gnocchi being sure to not cook the Gnocchi any further. Worked out tremendously!

by Jeremy C | Feb 28, 2008 1:57am | Permalink
Aromatics bound in cheesecloth

I was taught that the aromatics bound in the cheese cloth is called a Sachet bag. And the reason you put it in the bag is so you can remove it halfway through the cooking time

by Jeremy C | Jul 11, 2008 8:11pm | Permalink
Problem

Hello,

There is a problem with the handling the chefs knife quiz. The images do not show up for some of the questions.

by Jeremy C | Jul 11, 2008 8:26pm | Permalink