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Vibrant home-made mayonnaise just needs a little elbow grease to whip into shape. Four restaurant's Simon Lampert shows how it's done. Once you taste this zesty condiment with Dijon mustard and sriracha chili, you'll want to pile it on chicken, burgers and fish, maybe even dip your fries in it too, but you'll definitely want to use it for Chef Simon's mouth-watering Broiled Cod w/ Spicy Mayo.
Chef Simon Lampert's cooking style is as unique as his background. His interest in food began at home watching his Belgian mother cook everything from scratch. He spent the summers of his youth in Quebec where he was influenced by the local cuisine. After college Simon began working in restaurants where he gained experience with different kinds of cuisine including French, Asian, Italian and contemporary American. He blends all of these influences with his own imagination and individuality to create the menu at Four restaurant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Vibrant home-made mayonnaise just needs a little elbow grease to whip into shape. Four restaurant's Simon Lampert shows how it's done. Once you taste this zesty condiment with Dijon mustard and sriracha chili, you'll want to pile it on chicken, burgers and fish, maybe even dip your fries in it too, but you'll definitely want to use it for Chef Simon's mouth-watering Broiled Cod w/ Spicy Mayo.
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