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Food52The recipe for homemade pickled relish is adopted from Bobby Flay. These little fried chicken sandwiches are delicious! Sure to beat the others!YummlyBobby Flay Basic Chicken Milanese Recipe Ingredients With Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts, Beaten Eggs, Kale, Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese, Flour, Dry Breadcrumbs, Canola Oil, Garlic, Red Onion, Lemons, Olive Oil, Pepper, SaltFood NetworkFull disclosure: I have never met a veggie burger that I like...never! Until now, that is. A few months ago, I had to create a veggie burger, on the fly, for a veggie burger battle on Beat Bobby Flay. Don't ask me what made me grab mushrooms, quinoa and chickpeas off the pantry shelves, but I am glad that I did. It is a perfect combination of flavors and textures. This burger is delicious. It's not a hamburger and never will be, but for those who no longer eat meat, I think it is a great alternative.Food NetworkBobby Flay is always up for a challenge: He has filmed more than 500 episodes of his competition show Beat Bobby Flay, and after facing off against some of the country’s best chefs — and trying to one-up them on their own signature dishes — he now has a lot of recipes and tricks in his arsenal. In his latest cookbook you’ll find many of his winning recipes, along with plenty from the chefs who beat him. “Some of the recipes are memorable for being challenging, some for being surprising and some for giving me the opportunity to cook with my favorite ingredients alongside good friends and some of the best chefs in the business,” he says. These eggplant rollatini are a perfect example: He made the dish during season 18 in a battle with chef and cheese guru Tracey Shepos Cenami, and he won with the help of his anchovy panko breadcrumbs. Try them yourself!Food52Our famous sticky bun at Flour is unapologetically sweet. It’s drenched in a brown sugar-honey “goo” and chock-full of cinnamon sugar and pecans. Not only did it beat Bobby Flay in a Throwdown episode on the Food Network, he also graciously picked it as his choice for "The Best Thing I Ever Ate" in another TV show. It has become a signature item that has put us on the map. I confess that I can only eat a few bites and then I’m done. It’s incredibly rich, which is what makes it so good, but I longed for something just as decadent but in a lighter, less sugary way. These morning buns are the answer. Made with a light, yeasted, unsweetened dough, they get filled with chopped cashews (my favorite nut) and then baked in a honey goo that is rich with cream and butter, and sweet with a little honey, but not so much that they hide the flavor of the bun or cashew. I especially love the caramelized pieces on the edge of the pan. Recipe and headnote excerpted from Baking With Less Sugar (Chronicle Books, 2015).Food52Our famous sticky bun at Flour is unapologetically sweet. It’s drenched in a brown sugar-honey “goo” and chock-full of cinnamon sugar and pecans. Not only did it beat Bobby Flay in a Throwdown episode on the Food Network, he also graciously picked it as his choice for "The Best Thing I Ever Ate" in another TV show. It has become a signature item that has put us on the map. I confess that I can only eat a few bites and then I’m done. It’s incredibly rich, which is what makes it so good, but I longed for something just as decadent but in a lighter, less sugary way. These morning buns are the answer. Made with a light, yeasted, unsweetened dough, they get filled with chopped cashews (my favorite nut) and then baked in a honey goo that is rich with cream and butter, and sweet with a little honey, but not so much that they hide the flavor of the bun or cashew. I especially love the caramelized pieces on the edge of the pan. Recipe and headnote excerpted from Baking With Less Sugar (Chronicle Books, 2015).
