Everyday Exotic's Roger Mooking -- On the road
Ever walk by an exotic ingredient and stare at it wistfully…longingly — and yet from a safe distance since you have NOT CLUE #1 what to do with it?
Relax and breathe — Roger shares well with others.
The Show — Everyday Exotic
- Ingredients from the road-less-traveled are demystified to weekday-dinner status
- Simple, global riffs amp up the usual standards to the levels of minor brilliance
- Did we mention he’s a chef AND hit recording artist?
Roger Mooking
- Third-generation restauranteur and chef
- Won the Canadian equivalent of a Grammy as well as some music videos awards
- 60′s soul, R&B and hip hop flavored with some pretty crazy spice
- Performed with James Brown
- Loves eggs
A Taste of the Ingredients
- Papaya
- Lychee
- Nori
- Lemongrass
- Star Anise
- Szechuan Peppercorns
Which exotic ingredient is a must-have in your kitchen?
Check out Roger’s official site and catch his show, Everyday Exotic, beginning May 31st. (If you can’t wait, get a taste on Facebook.)
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