Stretch pizza dough to approximately 12 inches
Spread pesto on dough. Leave ½ inch ring around edge
Sprinkle pine nuts evenly on dough.
Place cooked sausage evenly on dough
Cook pizza until desired doneness. (varies depending on the oven)
When pizza through baking, garnish with fresh grated parmesan.
Serve immediately
Il Buongustaio Restaurant
(For 4 people)
280 grams of Pappardelle
Clean duck and garnish with garlic, onion rosemary, celery and the bay leaves. Rub down and drizzle with olive oil. Lightly sprinkle salt and pepper (approximately 1 tsp of each) over the top of all. Salt/pepper can be added or removed to taste.
Set oven temp to 410 F and bake for 20 minutes. Add the wine and allow to simmer for 5 minutes to allow alcohol to cook off and then add vegetable stock.
Remove pan from oven and cover with heavy duty aluminum foil.
Decrease oven temperature to 365 F and return duck to oven. Bake for approximately 2 hours.
After the duck is fully cooked, remove from oven and place duck in a separate container.
Remove the bay leaves, and all of the remaining contents (vegetables and liquid) are then placed into a sauce pan. Blend all contents of sauce pan until you have a smooth consistency.
Debone and mince the duck meat with a fork and knife and add to the blended sauce and bring it to a boil. Add a 1/4 stick of salted butter and allow to melt, and then turn off heat. The sauce is now ready.
Boil water in a separate pot salting to taste. Cook the pasta in salted water for 12 minutes and strain.
Add some of the sauce to a pan and then add the pasta for a very quick sauté.
Garnish with shaved parmesan cheese and serve.
The Sportsman’s Table returns to Deck 383 right on the Waccamaw River, beautiful setting, and guest chef Jermaine Alston. Today, Jermaine serves up one of his Summer best sellers: Deck Salmon Salad.
Chef Jermaine Alston, Deck 383
Ingredients
Procedure:
Cook salmon to medium temperature. Place 8 oz. of salad mix in a salad bowl. Top with tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, walnuts, candied pecans and bleu cheese crumbles. Place salmon on top, in the middle of the dish, and dress with the balsamic vinaigrette
Bob’s guest chef for this recipe is Doug Mullally and he’s cooking up a delicious pork tenderloin, the Cadillac of pork meat cuts!
Chef Jermaine down at Deck 383 is got one of his specials, a shrimp wrap. One of their summertime favorites
Chef Jermaine Alston, Deck 383
Deck Sauce
Warm tortilla shell on flat top or in oven, about 5 seconds each side. Lay shell on a flat surface. Add spinach, tomatoes, avocado then shrimp. Top with Deck sauce and roll.
Guest chef Henry Ford of Seven Seas Seafood has a delicious recipe, Seven Seas Wreck Fish.
We’re on the beautiful Waccamaw River at Deck 383 with another great recipe. This episode’s guest chef is Carol Penagos. Carol is a sous chef for Strand Catering in Myrtle Beach. Carol is cooking up a crab boil for two! Typically, a crab boil is done for a large quantity of people but in this recipe, she’s “boiled” it down for only two!
In a large stockpot on med high heat add oil, once oil is hot add the onion, garlic and celery and cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add your crab boil mix. Take the 2 halved lemons and squeeze into the pot, toss them into the pot when done. Add 1 can of beer. Let simmer for 10 minutes. You want a nice aromatic broth with plenty of salt and spice. Don’t be afraid to taste test it. Then add 3 quarts of water and bring the mixture to a boil. Add about 1 pound of small potatoes to the boiling water and cook for about 10-15 minutes or until the potatoes are tender about halfway through. Then add the sausage and corn together into the boiling water. Boil for about five minutes. Ensure all contents are covered in liquids during cooking process and stir occasionally. Add the clams and mussels and cook for 8-10 min or until they open. Add shrimp and turn the heat off, cover the pot and let set for 15 minutes. You can serve it the traditional way by draining the contents and then spreading them over newspaper on a table so that you both can get to all the items. Or you can strain the items out into individual portion size bowls.
Drain the water from the pot and dump the entire contents on a table covered with several layers of newspaper. It’s okay to use a platter or large bowl, but low country boil is traditionally served in the middle of the table so everyone can just reach in and help themselves
Today we find out that our chef Ed Dombrowski of Lee’s Farm in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina is a big fan of smoking meats. He’s brought some smoked pork today to make a rib sandwich.
Special guest chef Sean Baxter from the Hot Tomato Restaurant in Myrtle Beach has a great shrimp salad recipe.
Serves 4 People
Combine All Ingredients in Large Mixing Bowl. Add oil and vinegar. Mix well. Serve.