Ostrich
February 12, 2007 | By Adam Roberts | 3 CommentsMore than a year has passed since I went to a taping of Iron Chef America. And since the episode has aired, I can tell you it was the Ostrich episode. The Iron Chef was Cat Cora. I never got the name of her challenger but the mystery ingredient was ostrich and ostrich eggs. I sampled Cat’s ostrich risotto and it was super tasty. (That’s a sentence you don’t read every day.)
Categories: Uncategorized
3 Comments
- « Previous The Dessert Menu Drop
- Next » Blue Food: A Contest
Recipes
By Category:
- Beverages (3)
- Braises (8)
- Bread and Pizza (19)
- Breakfast (37)
- Cocktails (4)
- Desserts (138)
- Dressings/Sauces (3)
- Ethnic Food (15)
- Misc. Entrees (77)
- Pasta and Risotto (62)
- Roasts (9)
- Salads (25)
- Sandwiches (2)
- Sides (33)
- Snacks (33)
- Soups (20)
- Stews (7)
- Vegetarian (15)
More Amateur Gourmet:
- Videos on Food 2
- The Bannery Gallery
- Buy my book at Amazon
- My work at Serious Eats
- My work at Salon
- The Not Food Blog
Favorite Food Sites:
- 101 Cookbooks
- Chez Pim
- Chocolate and Zucchini
- David Lebovitz
- MattBites
- Eater
- Orangette
- Ruhlman
- Serious Eats
- Simply Recipes
- Slice NY
- The Food Section
- More...


THANK GOD!!! I thought that you forgot. I have been waiting FOREVER to find out what it was.
The taping of Iron Chef must have been something! For myself, I have to say I am not a big fan of ostrich. Maybe I should still give it a try. I had a much more bohemian preparation than the ostrich risotto. It was a big, juicy ostrich burger at a restaurant rest stop outside of Indio, California a few years back. It was kinda gamey. Much better was the buffalo burger I had the next time I passed. Buffalo is such a wonderful meat!
Hmm. I love ostrich and risotto, but I’ve never had them together. I bet it was delicious, though.