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Butchering A Pig - Part 3
Part 3) Dave Meli from the Healthy Butcher breaks the shoulder primal cut into what you recognise in the meat case.
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Ice Wine Pairing
Ange from iYellow wine club and Taylor sommelier at Reds Bistro, sit down and discuss pairing options for Ontario Ice wine.
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How to Make Sausage at Home
So you've decided to make sausage at home, this is the starting point - prepping the casing.
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Hong Kong Egg Tarts
The first thing I do when I arrive in Hong Kong is run out for some of these local treats. We get behind the scenes in Central to see how ...
Bacon Wrapped Blue Cheese Meatloaf
Beef, blue cheese, bacon. Three things that come together to make this the best meatloaf ever! This is even better than grandmas, and never ...
Customer Care at Stratus Vineyards
Ange visits the fantastic tasting room at Stratus Vineyards in Niagara, and learns all about their customer care philosophy.
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Butchering A Pig Part 2
Part 2) Dave Meli from the Healthy Butcher breaks our hog carcass into the primal cuts.
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Creme Mousseline Recipe
Looking for an elegant filling for your next layer cake? Then this pastry creme and butter recipe is for you.
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Stinky Tofu in Hong Kong
Deep fried fermented tofu; there aren't many things that smell worse than this, but we give it a try anyway!
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Creamy Caramelized Onion Soup
This takes a bit of time to get the onions just right; but the flavor that you build is tremendous.
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Stratus Vineyards Philosophy
Ange visits with Charles Baker from Stratus vineyards to find out the philosophy behind the winery, and the fantastic tasting room.
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Butchering A Pig
In this first episode we look at the whole animal and Dave from the Healthy Butcher walks us through the parts.
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Macaroons Recipe
4 ingredients, couldn't be simpler for this elegant treat. Don't confuse these with Macarons, which are something completely different.
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