
HungryChris
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It seems like a small thing, but it does make all the difference in the world. I have but one place in the area that does them right and I will plan a trip there when I need the right stuff and will call the whole thing off if I am too late or too early and they have none. HC
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Found these very fresh looking half pound a piece cod fillets and fish and chips was on the menu. Deb finished every fry and every bit of fish and declared them both to be the best ever. I can't ask for a better endorsement. It made the whole PITA hot oil thing worth while. HC.
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An avocado, marinated mushroom and Swiss cheese toastie on rye and scrapple with fresh salsa. This salsa is heated with serrano peppers, out of necessity, rather than choice. HC
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Don't you think that the NYT would have retracted their post by now, if it was , in fact, a guideline to killing people, as you imply? HC
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https://www.epicurious.com/ingredients/how-to-make-garlic-infused-olive-oil-article HC
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When I do this, I peel and finely chop the garlic. I like to use a cheap EVOO and heat it until it sizzles , but not so much that it browns. It only takes a few minutes at the sizzle. I will use it right away or cool it and refrigerate it. At that point, it's no longer raw. HC
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Leftover ham, poached eggs and broccoli rabe. I have been relegated to getting my broccoli rabe fix at the breakfast table as it is pretty much unwelcome at dinner. HC
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Ham and Swiss stuffed boneless chicken legs with sauce from the garden. Browned in a fry pan for good color and well seasoned skin. Then roasted in the oven, before removing the truss strings and reheating with the sauce. HC
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Appleton Farms butt portion ham from Aldi. I did this on a trial run for Christmas brunch at Deb's daughter's. We both liked it a lot and I think we will pull the trigger on a similar spiral sliced version for the big event. Tender, not too salty and good flavor. HC
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My two basic olive oils come from Aldi and Trader Joe's. The one on the left is the Aldi version and I use it when the taste of the oil isn't going to be discernable, like when I infuse garlic into it or use it in an otherwise highly seasoned application. It goes for less that $2.00 per bottle. The one on the right is the one from TJ's and goes for about $7 per bottle and I use this when I want the taste of the oil to shine. HC
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Lobsters were on sale this week. Once again these were Canadian hard shells, packed with sweet meat. HC
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Leftover steak sliced thin, marinated zucchini ribbons and copious amounts of horseradish and mayo made a delightful sandwich combination this morning. HC
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My plan was for linguini with clam sauce, but the chopped clams were all labeled as use by yesterday, so I moved on to porterhouse steaks at $3.99 pp. They were much bigger than I could handle, but I do love a good steak sandwich. I cooked them up , knowing that Deb and I could never finish these at the dinner table, but will use them up as leftovers. HC
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Up early today to catch a ride to pick up my car with renewed brakes. Off to do a bit of shopping that included a new pair of waders in an effort to get in some late season clamming. The low tide was right for entering the water just before noon....but, a quick call to the Groton Shellfish Commission dashed my hopes as the beds were closed due to a recent heavy rain. A quick change of plans. I picked up some take out sushi, headed home, pan seared a small Ahi tuna steak.... and opened that bottle of Akvavit that has been in thee freezer for weeks. Two glasses of this stuff ( I love it, BTW) has a way of making the evening rush at you. Oh, wait, it's still lunch time. Forgive me if I ramble on. Cheers, @Anna N! HC
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You caught me! I don't know if I should apologize or hang my head in shame. I take center stage when I am by myself, but put Deb in prime time when she is there. HC
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My mother learned to like the stuff in Maryland as a child and introduced me to it as a teenager. It is a product that some folks hear about and hate without ever tasting. I was one of the lucky ones who tasted it before I knew anything about it. Once you taste it, hating it is out of the question. HC