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| 7 :01x07 - The Dough Also Rises (Aug/18/1999) | Searching for the perfect southern-style biscuit, Alton Brown investigates flour and leaveners and turns to his Grandmother for a pointer or two...not to mention a few pointed comments.
Source: Food Network | Director: Chris Gyoury Writer: Alton Brown | |
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| 10 :01x10 - Hook, Line & Dinner (Sep/08/1999) | | The best fish dinners start, of course, with the best fish. And that means the cook’s first job is finding a reliable source of quality seafood. Alton explains what to look for, and what to avoid, when choosing a vendor. After that, he enlists a friendly fishmonger who offers the most important thing to consider when buying fish – any fish. Fish purchased, Altron heads back to his kitchen to demonstrate how to cook Striped Bass in a Salt Dome – the fish won’t be overly salty, but the mineral will trap heat inside and promote even cooking. Back at the Farmers Market, Alton discusses fillets, and at a camp site, prepare Pan Fried Fish (trout) with butter, lemon and capers. Finally, he explains why steaks are perfect for the grill with his Grilled Salmon Steaks recipe. | | Uncredited: Steve Rooney as Mad French Chef | Director: Chris Gyoury Writer: Alton Brown | |
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| 11 :01x11 - Pantry Raid I: Use Your Noodle (Sep/15/1999) | | Alton delves into the pantry. Once a stalwart defender against inconsistent markets and winter shortages, it has now become a refuge for ancient canned goods and half-empty boxes of the fad of the day. But it doesn't have to be that way and Alton aims to prove it, in the first of a series of shows. The topic: dry noodles. | | Guest Stars: Amy Trubeck as Anthropologist | Director: Chris Gyoury Writer: Alton Brown | |
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| 12 :01x12 - Power to the Pilaf (Sep/22/1999) | | Around two thirds of the world fuels itself on rice at least once a day. It’s nutritious, delicious and versatile but most Americans don’t pilaf from paella or Texmati from Arborio – rice remains mysterious. Alton, with a little help from W, aims to change that, and along the way shares his recipe for Rice Pilaf. | | Uncredited: Vickie Eng as W | Director: Chris Gyoury Writer: Alton Brown | |
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