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Adding a little smoke to the fiery culinary scene, Executive Chef BJ Smith has spent most of his life harnessing the craft of flavor development in fine dining.
Read BioA graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in New York, we spoke with Chef Sullivan about the role of spices and how raw flavoring impacts dish seasoning and development.
Read BioChapman is a classic Nigerian cocktail made with lime and orange soda, grenadine, Angostura bitter, cucumber, and lime. This version has a spicy twist by using Cayenne Pepper.
This Egyptian fava bean and herb dip gets its flavor from cumin, coriander, fresh cilantro, parsley, dill, lemon, almonds, and olive oil.
Slices of sour-sweet mangoes served in homemade kimchi make for a tastebud-tingling, tangy, and spicy side dish.
A simple syrup with the contrasting flavors of bold black pepper and naturally sweet Medjool dates is used to flavor this refreshing dark rum cocktail.
This recipe was developed for the Flavor Forecast: Looking Back to Look Forward.