Formerly of Momofuku Noodle Bar and French Louie, Ian Alvarez recently opened Bara in New York City's East Village, where he blends the culinary and atmospheric influences of a French wine bar with a Japanese izakaya.
Take the kernels and—with nothing else—put them into a blender and blend them until they're pulverized to liquid, then strain the liquid out. You get this thick corn juice with a ton of sugar and fiber in it. To reduce it down into a pudding, you literally take the strained corn juice, throw it into a pan, reduce it, and at the end throw in some kernels. The result is a corn pudding that tastes like nothing else but corn. It thickens into this amazing creamy texture thanks to the sugar and fiber already in it.
Formerly of Momofuku Noodle Bar and French Louie, Ian Alvarez recently opened Bara in New York City's East Village, where he blends the culinary and atmospheric influences of a French wine bar with a Japanese izakaya.Take the kernels and—with nothing else—put them into a blender and blend them until they're pulverized to liquid, then strain the liquid out. You get this thick corn juice with a ton of sugar and fiber in it. To reduce it down into a pudding, you literally take the strained corn juice, throw it into a pan, reduce it, and at the end throw in some kernels. The result is a corn pudding that tastes like nothing else but corn. It thickens into this amazing creamy texture thanks to the sugar and fiber already in it.
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