Morton Salt: Next Door Chef

This past Monday I joined a number of guests and fellow bloggers at Morton Salt’s Next Door Chef: Nashville event.

It was a whirlwind trip and unique experience that converted someone’s home into an actual restaurant for a day.

Hosts Travis and Claire had their backyard turned into a beautiful restaurant and Travis learned how to make a remarkable meal using different types of salt when he was paired with a professional chef.

It was so fun to see their kitchen transformed into a restaurant kitchen and their backyard was staged as a beautiful al fresco dining area complete with flowers and candles on all the tables.

This was Morton Salt’s second Next Door Chef event and I was excited they chose Nashville which is known for some up-and-coming cuisine.

At the first Morton event in Chicago, Next Door Chef focused on holiday cooking and I encourage you to view their tips and recipes at MortonSalt.com/NextDoorChef to inspire you this holiday season.

At the event I learned more about the benefits of using Morton Kosher and Sea Salt, versus standard table salt when cooking. Turns out a lot of us are using table salt for almost all cooking purposes which is a big miss.

We tried a number of inspiring dishes at the event where we could taste how the salt transformed each dish. I will be sharing more information about the salt and cuisine in a few months, but in the meantime, you can go to MortonSalt.com/NextDoorChef to download your own hosting kit complete with recipes and how-to steps to add that extra something to your meal. If you host your own “Next Door Chef” party or have a recipe idea for using Morton Kosher or sea salt, post your photos and tag with #NextDoorChef

I will be sharing more about the event when the video and recipes are published on the Next Door Chef website, but you can see what they already did in Chicago and learn more about how you can improve your cooking.

 

Post is brought to you by Morton Salt. The images, text, and opinions expressed are my own. #NextDoorChef