Welcome to Tim’s Food Obsession! Here you will find tales of my culinary adventures along with pictures and instructions for you to share in the passion that food creates in my life. Here you can find a feature on me and my cooking from the Washington Post; this great article really captured what I am all about when it comes to food.
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Tim's Food Obsession 
can’t wait to see what’s cooking in your kitchen Tim
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Do civilization a favor. Make this a book! Thanks.
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That would be great. Just have to get this blog up to critical mass first!
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Tim, I’m very impressed with what you are doing here. I found you through the anchovies, I have a sicilian tin and wanted some ideas. Meanwhile I saw the rest of the things you’re interested in and I find we have similar sensibilities, if not equipment and energy. Thanks for putting this stuff up!
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Hi John, Thanks so much for your comment. That’s great to hear, and I really appreciate your feedback. Please let me know if you try anything here, how it turns out, and if I can help.
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Making Ossobuco today for dinner tomorrow. I’m merging your recipe with Marcella Hazan’s because I don’t have 48 hours, nor any bolognese sauce that I made at the end of the summer, so will sous vide overnight – maybe 24 hours – and finish in the oven. Wondering if I should use a bit higher heat?
When you write your book, it will need to start with: Year 1: Prepare and plant a garden with these items… Can, process, pickle like so. Then make a year’s worth of stock. Also make 5 gallons of bolognese sauce and a variety of hot sauces. In your spare time, build a porculator! Year 2: Eat a bunch of homemade pickles and make fried chicken and possibly ossobuco. 😉
Also, plant an orchard, start an apiary, hone archery skills, and develop charcuterie skills. Brew lots of beer! Make mead, nocino, and limoncello. Build a pizza oven. Forage for mushrooms.
I honestly don’t know how you do it all, Tim. You’re a marvel, and a true culinary artist! I’m just glad I get to eat some of your creations once in a while 🙂.
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