TV Diner - Cookin' with Costa: Chef Jason Bond

Title: TV Diner - Cookin' with Costa: Chef Jason Bond

Published: Sat, 3 Oct 2009

Description: (TV Diner) - His name's Bond,Jason Bond that is! As the Executive Chef at the Beacon Hill Bistro, Jason is serving up some of the Boston's tastiest dishes, and he's giving up his secret gnocchi recipe right here on TV Diner! ...

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" is brought to you by god to fruit and produce new England's premier distributor and official pro this company. -- Jason Bartlett is the executive chef at the incredible. Beacon Hill hotel and be done it's good to see you here on our biking can -- nineteen -- you this anybody -- I just need to caution you. We had your pastry chef Shannon black end here. And I think she lost the thing I sharpened my ninth last Vichy okay first of all -- is okay and we really making a."

" These are you keep pretty -- and slow things down okay so the first step what we do. As we start with a water. We start with a lemon zest. And that led to all the tennis can't write out what exactly lemon zest Nutmeg. And not much of it maybe a passage in the end we do. Some women Jews. Futures are lemon zest and Nutmeg that they do have a fresh hopeful and we do myself. Contractor or literally we experience. But they can you -- Three of their -- and peppered him. And then just some unsalted butter broke it. What seems like a lot of water treatment when a woman -- make a lot -- it was a and then this comes to a boil. So as soon as this comes to a boil that. I think I got there Jason okay we sliced fresh sage group Simpson typically -- games on Ottawa yes yes sure you give them time. But you just do -- this was flower. Eastern thought forms a smooth paste it separates from the bottom of the bowl and then you add eggs one at a time -- six gigs of us. It's a little was edited at any time I'm a cook I didn't do too old school certificate that the so this is I think he. This is just residual heat from a high -- taste. Okay Jason how many days altogether we put him that was six -- for two cups of flour and two cups of water. I'll start until smooth in the very last thing we head is as -- army John -- That's it. At this point which you could do is you could put this on a baking sheet with -- little scoops and they could you have goes here we'll cheese puffs and for a few pipe it into a bag like we're going to be moving on you keep freezing -- the -- putting it I think that yes you already with a fighting back OK I was ready."

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" So -- water just like complete any pasta. Little bag who have knife and their -- yucky cookies. Please take probably thirty seconds occur very fast wanna test. So these are going you have rules last right next to the -- yeah so what we do with the restaurant a lot. We make a little -- us a little better little hostile waters of salted water -- we'll do. Fresh lobster constituent group would make a -- and -- pesto with -- you can almost do anything aren't exactly exactly it's so versatile. -- nice -- side here is so it comes up very late in the area are being fresh. -- Taken UPS the putt. Straight in -- us. What that looks so good -- If you had to play it."

" Again just Jason -- this from the Beacon Hill hotel in -- I happen to be in your place -- to a duo went into the kitchen as a whole I set myself. Boy could they use our cost of brute intruders -- asking him that one right there it's all yours okay thank you Jeff Garcia and you just Salvation Army. And -- for finger -- that's anyway it's big you know vote out and be strong and that is a beautiful bathroom hockey right now."

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