photo by Paul Winch-Furness Why did jaws drop throughout Andrew's Gray's Inn greasy spoon when London chef John Cadieux of Goodman steakhouses and butcher Darragh O'Shea of O'Shea's of Knightsbridge revealed their BurgerMonday pop-up burger? Were diners expressing...
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The voters have spoken: There is no love for steak frites so rare as the one seared in memory by @the_rts. And just why does the winner of the youngandfoodish why-do-you-love-steak-frites competition love steak frites? @the_rts: #steakfrites juices flowing, meat's...
Chef Henry Harris of London's Racine babies a côte de boeuf thick enough to stand up on its side in the pan. He bastes the double rib chop from O'Shea's of Knightsbridge with butter as the aged beef's marbling self-bastes its interior with fat. Why do you love...
In the second part of steak frites - mastering the cuts, Henry Harris reveals the shalls and shall nots of onglet aux échalottes. Onglet, a butcher's cut, may also be called skirt, hanger or, if it's the prized onglet from O'Shea's of Knightsbridge seen in this video,...
To enhance and celebrate our shared appreciation for an unsurpassed pairing of meat and potatoes, youngandfoodish launches steak frites - mastering the cuts, a series of 6 web videos featuring Racine chef Henry Harris, with meat by Darragh O'Shea of O'Shea's of...
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