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We got swordfish from the boat, it was really good, some salad, roasted potatoes and shishito.
Yesterday we got rose fish again and I made a little experiment of Israeli cous cous with cauliflower, half dress with zhong sauce from flybyjing and the other with zhoug sauce from TJ’s, different but both good.-
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Yesterday we had tofu, it’s very similar to the eggplant in fish fragrant sauce many are familiar with, I am sure, but with tofu and any vegetable available.
Today we had a almaco jack, which I simply cooked in the blue steel. Some roasted potatoes, roasted tasteless acorn squash 🙄, some broccoli and steam rice no photo.
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Wow @BonVivanthow wonderful! I need to try the SV roe 😋
today we
had another porterhouse to finish and some vegetables
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Yesterday it was pizza, t-bone on the grill and salad. Today the usual fish soup. The kids proclaimed the best so far. I added to it a lobster head I previously froze and a whole rose fish that I took out from the soup, cleaned and put back in, plus key west shrimp and a piece of cod. I normally don’t like black pepper, this is one of the few dishes where I use a lot and more.
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I’ve not planned a single thing yet. The only thing I did, just because it is the last day available to make sure it will come in time for Christmas, it was to buy Biasetto Panettone classico from Gustiamo, here. It is expensive but also in Italy a good artisanal panettone is expensive. I think I will do some planning, reading now what you guys have been doing.
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On 12/6/2020 at 7:20 AM, weinoo said:
I prefer private lessons.
But they are both so far away from me.
No problem, WhatsApp is easy. We can connect next time I am making it 😉
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9 hours ago, KennethT said:
When I do Brussels sprouts, I separate them into their leaves (getting rid of the core). I saute in a little grapeseed oil/s/p until decently browned and they get really sweet. That's my favorite prep for them.
Same but no browning, only cooked barely enough with a drop of water, covered, at high heat a few minutes, no water left. Me and the husband like also cut in half face down in the blue steel until charred and just tender but the kids only like the first method.
Yesterday I make some steamed bread, some spanish charcuterie, xialongbao (bought) and sauté broccoli. Tonight I roasted a chicken, French beans, salad, some steamed rice and it is that time of the year, the husband went to Costco and couldn’t resist this cheap Serrano.
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11 minutes ago, KennethT said:
@FranciI've never had king fish. What is it like?
The first time I cooked it, I was expecting something closer to spanish mackerel, in reality it is pretty mild and not too fatty, so it is easy to overcook it.
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My husband got a LOT of king fish yesterday, I needed to cook it. So I cooked it two ways, one dipped in extra virgin olive oil, then panko with dry oregano and pan fried, then, second way, I chopped the meat roughly added grated parmigiano, one egg, scallions, parsley and a little panko, tiny bit of water, made flat fish balls, dusted with flour, pan fried and added chilies, more scallions and parsley and a little bit of mutti tomato polpa and cooked briefly. It was really nice, I will make it again. Then my husband made some smoked short ribs. Some zucchini and steamed rice.
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17 hours ago, heidih said:
@Franci Challenging! You have cooked for them before I take it. How did you do the tofu? Are they fairly accepting of your efforts? Looking forward to how it progresses.
yes, I used to cook for them every Saturday when in Brooklyn :-). Tofu: I think I made this dish short time ago and shared the procedure in this thread. This time too much multitasking 😁 and came a little dry 😐 -
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Today the husband smoked ribs. Also it is tradition in my hometown to start making pettole, from now up to the end of the year any occasion is good. Usually they are dipped in vincotto but I didn’t have it, so I dipped them in honey and some rolled in sugar. Since it was too much dough I made a focaccia that is basically 100% hydration. Some salad and asparagus on the side.
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So long without braising some meat! Living in a hot climate is cool but sometimes you stop eating some things because too hot. It’s a little windy out so I called it a cool day 😁The kids were happy with short ribs. Too bad I didn’t have polenta in the house. Also some beets and a little leftover rice.
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10 minutes ago, kayb said:
What an absolutely delightful looking/sounding dish! I would have never thought of it. Thanks!
That's a neat-sounding idea! I have a single frozen tuna steak in the freezer that was destined for poke. It may go to this treatment instead. Slices maybe 1/4 inch thick?
sound good, then when you pound them they are going to get thinner and larger 👍
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we got a cheap Serrano in December, that we had a tough time finishing. This opened less than a week, is going super fast in comparison. I doubt it would last more than 3 weeks. Next year my husband said that he is going to buy 2. The Costco price on the Covap is very good.
Tonight we had 2 small mangrove snappers, steamed, Chinese style. Rice and kimchi (also from Cotsco).