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October 23rd, 2022

Delaware Cooks, Family & Friends Fall Feast, Delaware Beaches, Who is Joe Tuna?

“If you think big, then it’s going to be big.” Emeril Lagasse

Meet Chef Joe Tuna. He is everything you would think a chef should be; bigger than life. A New Yorker, direct, funny, and he came to his sister and brother-in-law’s house to spend the weekend and cook for eight of us. Wait a minute, we did help.


As I was saying…Benedette surrendered her clean kitchen, Jeff was the Sous Chef, I brought a Spinach Gratin, and followed directions on how to take food photos and how to sprinkle parsley on a plate to make it presentable. I had never done anything like that ?

It was a gorgeous day in Delmarva so here is what we had.

We could have fed an army.

First things first…A good chef travels with his kitchen arsenal.


Appetizers:

Clams stuffed with clams and crabmeat. Spinach Pie.

I truly love Grilled Octopus. Joe Tuna did a fantastic job. Off the grill and into our mouths.

The Homemade Fetuccini with shrimp and grape tomatoes was a combined effort, making that day that contraption to dry the noodles.

Joe Tuna cooked and I tasted.

Doesn’t that parsley look amazing on the plate? I thought you would like it.

Now that we had the appetizers out of the way, we took like a half hour break where we talked, well, Joe did, cracked jokes but not for long. There was still some eating to do.

Main Course:

The Brisket with a peppery rub. Perfectly cooked.

My contribution of the Spinach Gratin.

Collard Greens which are a specialty of Jeff’s with ham and bacon.

A sweet ending to this feast was a Pumpkin Pie which everyone raved about courtesy of Jeanette and Jeff (not sure how much Jeff contributed?)??

What can I say? In our blessings before dinner we all thanked for the ability to share a meal together. That’s what’s important.

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