
Braised Olive‑Brined Chuck with Fresno‑Tomato Reduction & Garlic Mascarpone
Subtle olive flavor came through and paired nicely with the garlic. A satisfying way to use up extra chuck.
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Subtle olive flavor came through and paired nicely with the garlic. A satisfying way to use up extra chuck.

Came together quickly and was simple to make—great for a busy weeknight.


Both versions turned out great. The contrast between the scallion–sesame oil and the bulgogi char worked well, and the drying/curing step for the pork belly was successful.


Great flavor combination. Served the dish more like a salad than a traditional sweet potato side. Overall tangy and fresh with nicely smoky roasted sweet potato.


The dish tasted great and turned out well overall.

The dish tasted very fresh and was fun to cook. The user felt it could use more crisp texture. They used fresh coconut in place of coconut milk, but found it difficult to work with. They finished all of the coconut, while some tuna, radishes, and scallions were left over.

The dish was enjoyable to make and eat. The pickled red onion and green apple were standout components and especially well liked.

The dish turned out great. The shrimp were especially delicious, and the potatoes came out very crispy.

The dish turned out tasting great and was enjoyable overall.