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We're Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough and we've got a terrific pasta salad that's got a Chinese-inspired dressing, a great summer treat.
Bruce is the chef in our duo; Mark, the writer. Mark hasn't cooked in years. Why should he? He married the chef.
But this time, Mark breaks out the pressure cooker to make this tasty pasta salad. Did you know you can cook your pasta right in the pressure cooker? You can--and you can even add the chicken right along with it.
While it cooks, Mark mixes up a savory Chinese style peanut sauce and tosses it all together for a lunch that he and Bruce devour in about 5 minutes flat.
We're Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough and we've got a terrific pasta salad that's got a Chinese-inspired dressing, a great summer treat.
Bruce is the chef in our duo; Mark, the writer. Mark hasn't cooked in years. Why should he? He married the chef.
But this time, Mark breaks out the pressure cooker to make this tasty pasta salad. Did you know you can cook your pasta right in the pressure cooker? You can--and you can even add the chicken right along with it.
While it cooks, Mark mixes up a savory Chinese style peanut sauce and tosses it all together for a lunch that he and Bruce devour in about 5 minutes flat.
This is the third in our Easter series. First came lamb schwarma, them homemade pita on the grill, and now three delicious, no-cook sauces: tzaziki, tahini sauce, and harissa aioli.
Mark is really getting off easy this week with these sauces. All he's got to do is squeeze, whisk, and stir. So why's he complaining?
In the second part of our Easter dinner, we take on the wild part of making pita bread from scratch. It's the best thing to go with our shawarma-style leg of lamb from the last episode of our podcast, COOKING WITH BRUCE & MARK.
Baked outdoors on the grill (or maybe in an oven, if you must), we love homemade pita, one of the easiest breads to make from scratch.
The shaping is pretty simple: just flatten balls of dough. Then grill them on a hot pizza stone. And while regular bread takes to 50 minutes in the oven, pita is done in just 3.
Listen in as Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough make this second part of their Easter feast.
In the second part of our Easter dinner, we take on the wild part of making pita bread from scratch. It's the best thing to go with our shawarma-style leg of lamb from the last episode of our podcast, COOKING WITH BRUCE & MARK.
Baked outdoors on the grill (or maybe in an oven, if you must), we love homemade pita, one of the easiest breads to make from scratch.
The shaping is pretty simple: just flatten balls of dough. Then grill them on a hot pizza stone. And while regular bread takes to 50 minutes in the oven, pita is done in just 3.
Listen in as Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough make this second part of their Easter feast.
Bruce Weinstein & Mark Scarbrough are a veteran cookbook team who've been Contributing Editors to several national publications. Bruce is the chef; Mark, the writer. Mark rarely cooks. Why should he? He married the chef!
In this episode of our podcast, COOKING WITH BRUCE & MARK, Mark begins a two-part journey to make the perfect Easter dinner. First up, a leg of lamb shawarma-style.
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