Chef Murph's American Kitchen

Who is Chef Murph

Chef Murph

Escoffier

 Culinary  Arts &  Pastry,

 World Spice& Salts

PennFoster/CIA

Restaurant  Management 

Gourmet  Cooking

Herbology

Mediterranean Wine School

Sommelier

Stanford University

Child Nutrition 

Murph The Trucker

3.2 Million Miles 25 years Covering 49 states and 3 Providence's of Canada

State of New Jersey

GED

Thomas A Edison State College

BS in Management

University of Nepal 

Supply Chain Design & Mgnt

Currently at MIT, Studying Logistics

Murph The Farmer

Morning Star Fisherman 

Aquaponics with Tilapia Course 

Cornell University

RAS Engineering & Aquaponics

University of Hawaii

Aquaculture

University of the Virgin Islands

Aquaponics   

Permaculture Institute N.A.

Permaculture Design

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Tips And Tricks

A COOK’S BEST FRIEND
My First E-series Book Part of the Global Fusion American E Series 

102 Tips and Techniques to Cooking Like a Chef

Email [email protected]

MAKE IT FRESH

For spring’s quick and easy meals, buy the freshest in-season fruits and vegetables you can find. The artisanal and organic produce available at many farmers markets produce exceptionally flavorful salads, slaws, frittatas and desserts.

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For most cooking and baking, regular ingredients are fine. There are a few items worth splurging on however. These include quality baking chocolate, extra virgin olive oil, maple syrup, pure vanilla, prosciutto and cheese. The difference in taste is remarkable. 

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GOOD CHILLED SOUP.SUGGESTIONS?

In addition to the classic Gazpacho, there’s a host of chilled soups – Sweet Pea with Mint, Cucumber Avocado, Curried Zucchini, and Summer Borscht with Tzatziki to name a few.

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I HAVE SOME COCONUT THAT’S TURNED DRY AND HARD. SHOULD I TOSS IT?

No. Put it in a strainer over a steaming pot of water for a few minutes to rehydrate it.

HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD I USE TO COOK QUINOA?

This high-protein substitute for pasta and rice comes in white (golden), red or black varieties. Use a ratio of 1 part quinoa to 2 parts water. Great with curry, grilled vegetables or braised meat.