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Patrick B

Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada

About Patrick

Member since Dec 20, 2006

While I enjoy food, I sometimes find it hard to cook for myself. I find that most recipes are setup for more than one person, so if I can't convince a friend or two to come over for dinner, I usually just do take out. Food is fun. Recipes are fun.

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User Recipes (contributed by Patrick)

Patrick has no recipes published on Rouxbe.

Patrick's favorite things
Breakfast: Boursin Scrambled Eggs
Cooking Knowledge: very very little.
Cuisine: Thai/Japanese/Mexican
Dessert: Ice Cream
Dish or Meal: Pad Thai/Carnitas
Food Related Movie: Blazing Saddles (the food fight scene at the end...)
Food Tip: Just eat. The best way to know what to cook is to know what you like
Kitchen tool: Silicon Whisk
Knives of Choice: Shun
Pots/pans: Mauviel
Restaurant (City): Noodle Box
Sinful Food Snack: Baby Bell Cheese and Whole Grain Wheat Thins
Top Ingredients: Peanut Butter
Vegetables: Do I have to?
Wine: A Rose, but usually whatever anyone is drinking
Success Rating: 95% (72 ratings)

Pancetta Wrapped Halibut

by Paul M

Smoky pancetta wrapped halibut served with a dijon cream sauce and sautéed cabbage.

Active Time: 1 hrComments: 21
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some troubleshooting

Hi Alex, Patrick here, I'm kind of the resident apple nerd/fanboy/tech at rouxbe, so let me see if I can jump in and give you a hand.

If I understand, you are using the second generation ipod touch, could you tell me which version of the OS you're running?
(3.1.2, 3.1.3, 4.0)

Can you tell me if the site video ever loaded for you on this device? are you able to see the player on the rouxbe website? Do the videos have a play button over them with a line through them?

Please let me know, I'd love to help you get it all running on your ipod, it's an awesome way to see the videos (I use an iphone 3G myself, and it's great to see the lessons or recipes in the kitchen.)

by Patrick B | June 22, 2010 | Permalink
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Olives

I know, I know.

Most people love olives, but I hate them. The ruin the taste of any dish they are in. I do fully respect that there are people that love them, but I just can't get behind that.

by Patrick B | May 29, 2008 | Permalink
wow

That is by far the most detailed step breakdown of a recipe I have ever seen.

Phenomenal. Even a lamo like me could probably make this one, I would know exactly what it's supposed to look like.

Bravo! And great pictures...

by Patrick B | May 16, 2008 | Permalink
salt fiend

Hi Liz.

I do agree that the marinade is pretty salty, but I think I just really dig salt myself. It probably could do with a reduction.

I will be making this sauce again soon, so I'll try it with half the soy sauce as you recommend.

Again, I loved it with lots of salt, I'll probably drink even more with less salt...

by Patrick B | April 22, 2008 | Permalink
This recipe rocks

Unbelievable! I actually almost drank the marinade when the prawns were gone. Just great flavour.

by Patrick B | March 28, 2008 | Permalink
Amazing

Fried chicken. It's so simple, yet quite good. The hint of lime really makes this one.

I look forward to making this one soon.

by Patrick B | February 08, 2008 | Permalink
hmmm

I wonder what this dish looks like...

by Patrick B | February 07, 2008 | Permalink
Really tasty!

So, I have to admit to not liking polenta very much... too grainy for my taste. That was of course until I tried these cakes.

by Patrick B | February 07, 2008 | Permalink
Mouth wateringly good eggs.

As someone who doesn't cook for himself, this recipe has proven to be the perfect gateway into cooking more complicated meals. I just really love these eggs. The Boursin is a nice change from regular cheese, and substituting whole grain toast for the Brioche (still can't find it anywhere) is amazing.

I've made these eggs 5 times in the last two weeks. It's nice to have a recipe I can prepare for my friends and have them think I actually know how to cook.

by Patrick B | April 24, 2007 | Permalink