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Todd Gray
Executive Chef/Co-Owner, Equinox
http://www.equinoxrestaurant.com  
202-331-8118

Since opening Equinox in 1999 to universal acclaim, Todd Gray has emerged as one of the surest culinary talents in the nation's capital, as well as a tireless champion of sustainable farming and fishing practices, and a passionate promoter of local, mid-Atlantic foods. Gray practices what he preaches every day, and Equinox is widely acclaimed as an oasis of sophisticated yet unpretentious seasonal cuisine.

With an artist's vision of the beauty in both his raw ingredients and his finished plates, classical training in culinary techniques gained in DC's top French and Italian kitchens, and a down-home Virginia boy's appreciation for food that just plain tastes good, Todd Gray is the culinary mastermind of Equinox, infusing the atmosphere with his passion for the bounty of the Mid-Atlantic. Todd continues to work with local farmers developing food of all varieties, form lettuce to beef, taking personal stock in the animals and produce being raised.

Gray's cooking has earned him five nominations for the prestigious Best Chef, Mid-Atlantic award from the James Beard Foundation. He also is a four-time nominee for Chef of the Year from the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington. Equinox has consistently been rated one of the city's top restaurants by many local publications, and has appeared on numerous "best of" lists in national epicurean magazines. Equinox has achieved Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence six years in a row, and is consistantly recognized with the Award of Excellence from the Distinguished Restaurants of North America (DiRoNa). Todd has also just received a nomination for Chef of the year through the RAMW for 2008

Cook Vegetable Fricassee

In this video, renowned chef Todd Gray shows how to make a delicious scallops recipe with mouth-watering sides.

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Cook Vegetable Fricassee

Ingredients

4 jumbo sea scallops
2 tablespoons of canola oil
1/4 cup of minced red onion
1/2 cup of sweet corn
2 tablespoons of chopped scallions
2 tablespoons of diced red pepper
1 tablespoon of fresh chopped basil
Black pepper
Sea salt

Instructions

1. Add the canola oil, minced red onnion, sweet corn, scallions, sweet peppers and black pepper to a pan on medium heat. Saute the ragu for serveral minutes until the peppers are tender.


2. Add canola oil to a pan and add the scallops. Season with pepper and salt and cook on medium high heat.


3. Pan sear the scallops for two minutes on each side. Plate the scallops with the sweet corn and peppers and serve.

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Transcripts

Todd Gray: Hi! I am Todd Gray from the Equinox Restaurant and I am showing you how to do Pan Seared Sea Scallops with sweet corn and red peppers. I am cooking the corn and peppers over a medium, high heat. I am going to start by adding our canola oil and we will add our previously minced red onion that I have done ahead of time. Add our chaffed corn that I did, taking it off the corn of cob with a knife, scallions, and my favourite spring onions, scallion additions to the nice little ragu, our sweet peppers and that garden basil that I have chopped, shipping off with a knife and then our fresh cracked pepper. Always important to use a nice, fresh pepper mill instead of a pre-bought ground pepper. A lot more flavor and good sea salt, fine sea salt. Kosher salt would work well. Let's take this ragu saute, making sure to corporate everything. I am going to cook this for a couple of minutes till our peppers are tender. Beautiful, almost a rainbow of colors. Nice blend of this corn, see our specs of basil, scallion and onion, wonderful. Almost a little south western in influence. So as you can see, our straightforward saute of corn and sweet peppers is done. Next I am going to show you pan sear our sea scallops.

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