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Kent
Kent was taught to cook at a young age by his Japanese Grandmother and later became a Sushi Chef at an award winning restaurant in Southern California. As time progressed Kent now enjoys simply cooking for family and friends.
Jared
Jared started to cook and experiment in the kitchen very early on and discovered he had a unique gift. Between improving on recipes and cooking for friends and family he quickly developed his skills and is now catering for private events.
Is the sexy bald guy on the menu? I'd like to take a bite of that sexy peach! I totally love that recipe...i'm talking about the peaches now but i do have to say Kent and I do have all the right ingredients , mix us together and we make a great dish! hehe I know i'm so corny! Awesome video guys, yummy food!
ReplyDeleteOh My ! Tanner and I want some ! We were so impressed with that wonderful Chicken you fixed us in Jan. It is really fun to see foods, we have never exerianced as boring white people...
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that Kent has such a fun personality to watch as well !
I love grilling fruit. I will definitely be making this!! Kent tell someone to get you a more masculine oven mitt! :) Can't wait to check in for more!
ReplyDeleteI used to have all my recipes on our site but after the computer crashed I never got them back up... Not I'm inspired again!! Thanks!
oops. Thats NOW I'm inspired again!
ReplyDeleteYUMM! I love how basic the ingredients are but that it is something unique to try! Thanks for sharing - I'll go try that one at home. It was fun to feel like we were there in the kitchen with you - not so 'sterile' like some cooking shows with absolutely no background noise etc. Keep 'em comin'!
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ReplyDeleteSo we tried it out tonight. We had some nectarines and peaches that were very ripe that we needed to eat up...so we gave this a whirl. I didn't have whipped cream - but used cool whip instead. I really liked it, Jared thought it was OK, he said, "he likes warm sweet fruit"...I think the tartness of the nectarines works well too! My kids are too picky to try new things so far...but I don't give up. I saw other Sauteed Peaches recipes that included lemon juice or 2 tablespoons orange-flavored liqueur, but no honey or milk. I like the honey and milk idea; and maybe it could be used as a a pancake topping? One site used sauteed peaches over pound cake and vanilla ice cream. Lots of fun things to do with this fruit!
ReplyDeleteHow are my hot cousins??????!!! I miss you guys tons! Food looks good by the way!
ReplyDelete~Jen Deetz
www.craigandjendeetz.blogspot.com
way cool!... you got my taste buds goin!... this is goin somewhere :)
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