It’s not a Super Bowl party without beer, so we also asked Civilization of Beer founder Samuel Merritt to come by to offer advice on choosing the right brews and serving them in style. Click here for the full article and sound clip.

Listen to “Cooking with Emeril” on Sirius|XM every week on Sirius 112/XM 157. Times vary so check schedule for specific times.

On the Last “Cooking with Emeril”, Charlie Palmer joined Emeril to discuss sports, restaurants and hearty winter recipes. Click here for the full article and sound clip.

Listen to “Cooking with Emeril” on Sirius|XM every week on Sirius 112/XM 157. Times vary so check schedule for specific times.

On Today’s Cooking with Emeril show, Emeril’s special guest was James Coogan, manager of New York City’s Ideal Cheese.  James was filled with tons of tips and advice regarding everything and anything cheese. He was nice enough to bring in a tray of five unique cheeses for Emeril and the staff!

Click here for the whole story.

We’re throwing a Super Bowl party on Cooking with Emeril, and you’re invited to join the fun! Send us your favorite tailgate recipes, from the snacks essential to your parking lot parties to the best dishes in your halftime buffet. If you write us at emerilradio@marthastewart.com by January 20th, your recipe could be featured on Emeril’s pre-Super Bowl tailgate show airing February 2.

Today on Cooking with Emeril, Frankie Santorsola came by to explain how he makes a traditional Italian Feast of the Seven Fishes. To get one of his favorite recipes, check our the Radio Blog! See more at the Martha Stewart Radio Blog.

It doesn’t get much more fun than Emeril Lagasse and Mario Batali in studio together! Today on Cooking with Emeril, they talked everything from Christmas dinners to wine pairing to Iron Chef to the cruelty of fashion blogs.

For an audio clip and exclusive in-studio video, visit the Martha Stewart Radio Blog.

 

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Picture 1 from 11: Chef having fun with the food

In case you didn’t know, Emeril’s newest cookbook, Emeril 20-40-60, will be available in stores Oct. 7th!  It’s a book dedicated to the time sensitive cook.  With Emeril 20-40-60 a healthy, delicious, and affordable meal is still possible - it’s gourmet cooking for today’s crazed and budget conscious family.  I thought it would be nice to show some behind the scenes photos from the shoot.  Enjoy!

Emeril 20-40-60 is available for PRE-ORDER NOW!

Ever wanted to be able to create your own doughnut?  Well now you can!  Here’s a fun online tool from Dunkin’ Donuts to help you design and share your dream doughnut.

I’ve been a big fan of the Sazerac cocktail since my first sip.  It’s a cocktail rich with history and flavor.

I thought I’d share my photo journey of some of the different Sazeracs I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing over time (forgive the quality of the photos, they were all taken with my camera phone).

 

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Picture 1 from 8: This is a sazerac I prepared in my very fitting fleur de lis glass.

This post wouldn’t be complete with out a recipe:

Sazerac Cocktail Recipe

• 1 lump sugar
• 3 drops Peychaud’s bitters
• 1 dash Angostura bitters
• 1 jigger rye whiskey
• 1 dash Herbsaint or Pernod or Absinthe
• 1 strip lemon peel

Fill a small old-fashioned glass with cracked ice and set aside. In another small old-fashioned glass, put the lump of sugar and just enough water to moisten it. With a spoon, crush the sugar, then add the Peychaud’s bitters, Angostura bitters, whiskey, and several ice cubes. Stir. Never use a shaker. Empty the first glass of ice, add the Herbsaint or Pernod, twirl the glass around, and shake the liqueur out. Strain the whiskey mixture into the glass, twist in the lemon peel, and serve immediately.

Yield: 1 drink

For more info on the Sazerac cocktail you can go here and here.

As a kid, I grew up eating Hubig’s Pies, as did my parents and my parent’s parents.  I got a major craving for them after reading this story from the New Orleans magazine The Gambit.  Now that I live in New York City, it’s difficult for me to get my hands on this tasty treat, but luckily I have a good friend who did me a huge favor and sent me these (minus the one apple pie I couldn’t wait to eat):

Check out this great video by writer Katie Van Syckle and director Bob Weisz on how Hubig’s Pies are made: