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Food and WineRubbing prepared horseradish on the brisket and whisking it into the meaty sauce punches up the rich flavors here. Like most braised dishes, this brisket tastes better on the second or even third day.Plus: Ultimate Holiday Guide Top Chef RecipesFood52Scallops have become a go-to ingredient on Top Chef over the years, to the point where both judges and fans have often criticized “cheftestants” for using them as somewhat of a crutch. It’s easy to understand why the tasty mollusks are so often chosen, especially in the heat of the moment: Sweet, buttery, and luxe, yet not terribly expensive, they can be prepared in a variety of delicious ways, and—most of all— are incredibly quick to cook. Though they are great any time of year, I love this fresh, springtime preparation, which balances a trio of vibrant green vegetables with a simple gremolata made with lots of fresh mint. Adapted from Bringing It Home: Favorite Recipes from a Life of Adventurous Eating by Gail Simmons. Copyright © 2017 by GMS Media, Inc. Reprinted with permission from Grand Central Life & Style. All rights reserved.Food and WineIvor Simmons, Gail Simmons's father, rarely cooks, but each fall, he cans cinnamon-scented applesauce to eat during the year. Adding a few plums imparts a lovely rosy hue. More Apple RecipesFood52This recipe for a simple banana and toffee pie (hence “banoffee”) comes from Gail Simmons. Feel free to go rogue with your pie crust.Food and WineF&W's Gail Simmons featured this easy summer recipe at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.Food and WineGail Simmons's mother, Renée Simmons, uses a food processor's shredding disk to get long potato strands that fry up extra-crispy.Plus: Ultimate Holiday Guide Top Chef RecipesFood and WineThis one-pot dinner from F&W’s Gail Simmons is an enriched take on classic chicken soup with rice; at once flavorful, hearty and comforting.More Hearty Stew RecipesFood and WineGrilling lobsters at home, like F&W’s Gail Simmons does, is reasy if you have your fishmonger clean and halve the lobsters for you. This lobster recipe only calls for four simple steps, and is ready in less than an hour. Slideshow: More Lobster RecipesFood and WineIn the early years of Top Chef, the judges took forever to agree on which contestants should stay and which should go, and conversations often dragged into the wee hours. These days, the judges generally decide more quickly, but during season 7, one particularly long, lively debate required substantial refueling, and Padma Lakshmi introduced Gail Simmons to a favorite late-night snack: melted sharp cheese and spicy chiles on toast. Simmons had to know more! Lakshmi explained that she often ate this popular open-face sandwich as a child in India. A recent taste of the cheese toast at a buzzy Indian restaurant in London inspired Simmons to create her own version. Her grilled cheese crossed with chile-cheese gets a flavor boost from mango chutney spiced with fresh ginger, which lends both floral and peppery notes. Slideshow: More Grilled Cheese Recipes
