
A Mediterranean version of a seafood stew provides a hearty, warming meal to fortify the soul. More>>
Guest Chef Guy Conley from Ginger cooks up a hearty soup for the cold winter days. More>>
The most popular dessert at the Southside Bistro is the subject of What's Cooking this week, courtesy of guest Chef Travis Haugen. More>>
The weather has turned cold and Chef Al is feels it's chowder weather. This week he creates a Kodiak scallop chowder to warm you up. More>>
This tasty standby is a simple way to graduate from a normal side salad with your dinner to something a bit more involved. More>>
Chef Al Levinsohn shows us how to prepare bit tet xao me, or filet of beef with sesame. More>>
Chef Al Levinsohn shows us how to prepare Alaska sea scallops with a Thai flare. More>>
With Oktoberfest just around the corner, here's a scrumptious German dish for the annual fall festivities. More>>
by guest chef Patrick Hoogerhyde of Orso and The Glacier Brewhouse
Wednesday, September 8, 2009
Low bush cranberry and birch syrup molasses on a Susitna Valley hash nested with Alaska summer greens tossed in a Glacier Brewhouse Stout and alder Moostard vinaigrette. More>>
This week's recipe is all about showing how easy it can be to cook a new, exciting seafood meal. (Recipe is for approximately 24 pieces.) More>>
Chef Al Levinsohn was born in Southern California and raised in the Seattle area before moving to Alaska. He began his career working for Seattle-area hotels in the late 1970s, where he was promoted to his first sous chef position at the age of 18. More>>
Calculate the amount of calories in your dinner salad, without the dressing of course! More>>
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