Remember when you used to clip recipes out of the newspaper? Alaska chef Kirsten Dixon does. Do the modern version this summer and print out her great recipe for pizza dough and cook it in a retro way -- on the grill.
Blue cheese and onion tarts: a favorite French country recipe that's delicious any time of the year, I love to load up fresh herbs, mushrooms, slow caramelized onion, and tangy blue cheese onto a crispy olive oil tart.
There are as many recipes for French macaroons as there are chefs preparing them. Kirsten Dixon asked her pastry chef to walk her through a basic preparation.
It may still be freezing in much of Alaska, but at least it can feel like spring with Kirsten Dixon's recipe for a vegetable-rich pasta primavera featuring fresh halibut.
It may still be below freezing in much of Alaska, but at least it can feel like spring with renowned chef Kirsten Dixon's recipe for a vegetable-rich pasta primavera featuring fresh halibut.
Corned beef hash is a great choice for St. Patrick's Day, but why stop there? Alaska chef Kirsten Dixon plans to serve this variation year-round at her new Homer café.
Corned beef hash is a great choice for St. Patrick's Day, but why stop there? Alaska chef Kirsten Dixon plans to serve this variation year-round at her new Homer café.
Kirsten Dixon has been cooking in the backcountry of Alaska for more than 20 years. Kirsten attended culinary school at the Cordon Bleu in Paris and holds a master’s degree in gastronomy (food history) from Adelaide University in Australia and an MFA in creative writing from Goddard College, Vermont. She has published two cookbooks, "The Winterlake Lodge Cookbook" and "The Riversong Lodge Cookbook." She was named “Best Female Chef USA” for "The Winterlake Lodge Cookbook" at the Gourmand International Cookbook Awards in 2004. Kirsten spends most of her time at Winterlake Lodge, where she frequently teaches cooking classes in the kitchen or gives tours of the herb garden. Learn more at KirstenDixon.com .