Twitch Stream Recap: Surf & Turf

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Did you miss a stream? Well, no need to worry, below are the dishes I made this past weekend! Don’t forget, you can catch each replay for up to two weeks from the original live date - so be sure to tune in live for each stream!

Also, check out my monthly recipe schedule, here to see what I’m whipping up in the kitchen - we have some amazing things coming up in the month of April!


Pan Seared Scallops + White Cheddar & Truffle Cheese Grits with Scallions and Homemade Bacon Bits

Saturday, March 20th

Find my pan seared scallops recipe, here.

Find my pan seared scallops recipe, here.

Wine pairing for this dish is, House of Brown 2018 Chardonnay - this wine is crisp, clean with notes of golden apple, citrus, and tropical fruits. This medium bodied white wine stands strong next to the scallops and grits combo.

Wine pairing for this dish is, House of Brown 2018 Chardonnay - this wine is crisp, clean with notes of golden apple, citrus, and tropical fruits. This medium bodied white wine stands strong next to the scallops and grits combo.


Coffee Dry Rub Steak & Fried Egg with a Garlic and Herb Cheddar Cheese Sauce + Vanilla Bourbon Pancakes with a Walnut and Bacon Crumble

Sunday, March 21st

Check out the featured steak blog post, here.

Check out the featured steak blog post, here.

Check out the featured pancake blog post, here.

Check out the featured pancake blog post, here.


XO, Analise

Recipe: Seared Scallops with Brown Butter and Cracked Black Pepper

“Once you have mastered a technique, you hardly need look at a recipe again and can take off on your own.” - Julia Child

Scallops are something that is easily paired with so many things: mushroom risotto, sautéed greens, or a light arugula salad. Mastering the art of a perfectly seared scallop takes time. Personally, I love using an Irish butter to get the perfect golden crust on my scallop and cracked black pepper is the perfect addition. The simplicity of this dish is lovely, and it’s the perfect reason why this item is so versatile with any side dish you desire.


Pan Seared Scallops

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What You’ll Need:

  • 12 scallops

  • 1/2 tbsp salted buter

  • cracked black pepper


Instructions:

STEP 1: Rinse scallops off throughly under cold water, then pat dry, removing any excess moisture

STEP 2: Add butter to a 12-inch cast iron over high heat

STEP 3: Once the pan is hot, gradually add in the scallops, and add fresh cracked black pepper on top

STEP 4: Sear scallops for 2 minutes on each side, or once a nice golden crust forms, you’ll want to ensure each piece has a translucent center

STEP 5: Serve and enjoy!


Suggested Wine Pairings

  • Chenin Blanc

  • Pinot Gris

  • Slightly Oaked Chardonnay

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XO, Analise

Home Cookin'

"I'm not a chef. But I'm passionate about food - the tradition of it, cooking it, and sharing it." - Zac Posen

You guys know I love to cook! So, I am sharing some of the recent, fun recipes we have been cooking up in our kitchen. Experimenting with different dishes, and making our favorites meals is something that I love to do. There is absolutely nothing better then trying something new and falling in love with it!

Do you like creating new meals in the kitchen? Share below!

Scallop Salad - pan seared scallops, garnished with crispy bacon, tomatoes, avocado, arugula, and a lemon olive oil dressing.

Scallop Salad - pan seared scallops, garnished with crispy bacon, tomatoes, avocado, arugula, and a lemon olive oil dressing.

This scallop salad is absolutely one of our fave salads and it's super delicious. We love pairing this dish with a glass of Rose, and warm grilled naan!

Pan Fried Oysters - freshly shucked oysters, lightly floured, and fried paired with lemon pepper seasoned french fries. 

Pan Fried Oysters - freshly shucked oysters, lightly floured, and fried paired with lemon pepper seasoned french fries. 

As you guys know, fried oysters are one of my favorite things! They are super easy to make too. Gently rinse off the oysters, and season the flour with preferred seasonings. Personally, I use lemon pepper and cayenne pepper. Dip the oysters in egg-wash (water and egg mixture) and dredge them in the seasoned flour. Then fry them in canola oil until they are crispy! I love dipping them in hot sauce - so so good!

Shrimp Salad - lemon pepper shrimp on a bed of arugula, cucumber, red onion, bacon, tomatoes, cilantro and lime and olive oil dressing. 

Shrimp Salad - lemon pepper shrimp on a bed of arugula, cucumber, red onion, bacon, tomatoes, cilantro and lime and olive oil dressing. 

Much like the scallop salad, this shrimp dish is super light and fresh! I love how filling this is and all of the ingredients really blend well together.

Crispy Chicken Biscuit - panko breaded chicken breast, on a bed of arugula, spicy mayo, and avocado.

Crispy Chicken Biscuit - panko breaded chicken breast, on a bed of arugula, spicy mayo, and avocado.

What happens when Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sunday? Well you make this awesome sandwich. G and I love spice, so I made a spicy mayo, and added some fresh veggies to brighten up this delicious chicken biscuit!

The Ultimate Nachos -tortilla chips, grilled chicken, bacon, melted and shredded pepper-jack cheese, jalapenos, pickles, peppers, spicy sour cream and fresh homemade guacamole. 

The Ultimate Nachos -tortilla chips, grilled chicken, bacon, melted and shredded pepper-jack cheese, jalapenos, pickles, peppers, spicy sour cream and fresh homemade guacamole. 

G is really obsessed with nachos and loves when I make them for him. You can make these to share with a bunch of people, or keep it all to yourself!

Cast Iron Steak & Veggies - cast iron steak paired with sauteed baby broccoli and white mushrooms. 

Cast Iron Steak & Veggies - cast iron steak paired with sauteed baby broccoli and white mushrooms. 

The perfect rib-eye, another of G's top picks to have at home. It's a new favorite for him, and the cast iron is perfect kitchen accessory to achieve the perfect sear on this steak! Fresh sauteed veggies are always a must - baby broccoli and white mushrooms are the perfect compliment to this dish.

What are some of your fave meals to make at home?

Enjoy!

XO, Analise

Cork & Fork: Seafood Pairings

“Age and glasses of wine should never be counted.” - Unknown

It's summertime, and we are totally into seafood right now! I'm sharing some of my favorite dishes that I've made at home, and pairing them with wines I love. The wines that I'm sharing can be found at Trader Joe's and the price point is very affordable - less than $10! I am featuring a Rose and Prosecco, these wines will totally blow you away, and pair perfectly with your seafood dish!

 

Pan Seared Scallops with Wild Mushroom Risotto and Broccolini

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