Crispy salmon skin and a sticky maple BBQ glaze — without choosing between them. This cast‑iron method uses a 90° flip to keep the skin dry and crisp while Crown Maple Amber glaze bubbles into a lacquered finish under the broiler.
A premium RR+ companion guide covering multiple salmon‑cooking methods, including cast iron, pan‑seared, and broiled techniques, with advanced timing notes and subscriber‑only tips.
Silky, maple-forward crème brûlée with no white sugar — made with reduced Crown Maple Madagascar Vanilla Organic Maple Syrup and a crisp, toffee-like maple sugar brûlée top.
A deep, technique‑driven breakdown of how maple syrup changes custard structure — water content, invert sugars, caramelization temperature, protein density, and why the remodel uses 1.5 cups cream, 4 yolks, and 6 Tbsp reduced maple syrup.
A deeper look at the technique behind truly great guacamole — from lime zest and heat control to texture, scaling, and color preservation. This RR+ masterclass explains the “why” behind every step so you can make bright, consistent guacamole every time.
A bright, fresh traditional guacamole remodeled with lime zest and green Tabasco for consistent, aromatic flavor. Simple ingredients, flexible technique, ready in 10 minutes.
A behind‑the‑scenes RR+ deep dive into the beer battered cod fish tacos remodel — including the batter breakthrough, broccolini slaw swap, crema refinements, technique tests, and the advanced tips that shaped the final recipe.
Crispy beer‑battered cod tucked into warm flour tortillas and topped with chipotle lime crema, cilantro lime slaw, pickled red onions, and avocado. A bright, balanced, restaurant‑level fish taco that turned a kitchen miss into a full redemption cook — and Brenda’s first fish taco win.
Make‑ahead smoked ribs that taste like they just came off the smoker — even if you cooked them days or weeks ago. This remodeled 3‑2‑1 method lets you smoke ahead, wrap, chill, and finish fast on the grill for fall‑off‑the‑bone ribs any night you want. Includes spritzing techniques, St. Louis rib timing, wood‑soaking tips, cost‑saving strategies, and RR‑style “use what you have” substitutions.
Wake up to the smoothest, least bitter iced coffee you’ve ever made. This overnight French press cold brew steeps low and slow for 12–18 hours, creating a strong, low‑acid concentrate that holds up beautifully to ice, milk, and cream without watering down. Perfect for heat waves, weekend batch‑brewing, and as the base for tomorrow’s homemade coffee slushy.
