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Everything posted by percyn
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Unpopular Poet, nice omelette ! liuzhou, those noodles and poached duck egg look amazing. Sorry about my absence from this thread. I was traveling to Dubai and here are a couple breakfasts from there: Indian Egg Burji With a Paratha and Indian Tea
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Nice breakfasts all! A few catch-up posts... Celebrating Pancake day with Pecan Pancake and Fried Egg Bagel with Southwest Egg and Cheese Mini Bagel with Caviar Spread Brunch - Anson Mills Polenta, Berkshire Roast Pork, Slow Cooked Egg
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Jason, Good to see you posting on this thread again! NYE Dinner: Basil Pesto Salad Roasted Marrow Bones w/Parsley Salad Lobster Thermidor (Champagne flute in the background) Lobster and Beef Wellington
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Ben, welcome to eGullet and the Breakfast thread! Nice looking breakfast. Did you use green or black cardamon?
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Hope you feel better RRO, we miss you on this thread
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P.P.S: Note to self - don't wake up at 5am (though most days I am up by 4:30am )
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Black pomfret fried in Indian spices (tumeric, a little chili powder, garlic and ginger) is delicious.
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Max, was that egg cooked at 75 C? Breakfast with a view - Ackee and Saltfish in Jamaica where the temp is 82F.
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Yes they are. I am lucky to live not too far from a place that claims to be the "Mushroom Capital of the world", so I can generally find most varieties cultivated in the US. These are still a little rare to find and I love the taste. Wish we could get the wide varities they get in France. I buy them direct from the mushroom farmers when I can, otherwise rely on our local Wegmans to carry these, along with black truffles ;-)
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They are called Litl' Smokies. These were Turkey but they also make beef and even ones stuffed with cheese. They are probably not that good for you but pack a punch of flavor - http://www.hillshirefarm.com/products/turkey-lit-l-smokies.aspx
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Sali Boti - google it.
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Scotty, how did you smoke the cod? Smoking gun or old school?
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Excellent Max! Is this Joel Robuchon's dish? I always get this when I dine at his restaurants.
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Wow! My travels and work have kept me away from this thread for too long and I have a lot of catching up to do. I too love the combination of "weekday" meals and "weekend" meals posted on this thread and in this spirit I give you... Wednesday's meal... Angus BBQ Burger w/sweet potato fries (local a local restaurant) Friday's meal... Lobster Thermidor and Surf 'n Turf - Beef Wellington, Lobster Tail, Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Lobster Mashed Potatoes Cross section of the Wellington apologies for the blurry pictures.
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Does the chef have to be little? Couple catch-up posts... Smoked Duck Breast w/Fried Egg Steak and Eggs w/Grilled Scallions and Garlic Confit
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I have been MIA for a while since I was in Dubai and later India in the last few months. Many catch-up posts to come, but here is what I had for breakfast yesterday... Fried Egg w/leftover Korean BBQ
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Kim, Those waffles sound and look awesome. And Yes, that is fried chicken and waffles upthread and the potatoes next to the corned beef hash are homefries from a local breakfast place.
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Those ricotta hotcakes look awesome! Homemade Corned Beef Hash and Fried Egg Is this breakfast or dinner?
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The duck sounds great. I have used it on roasted leg of lamb and even to glaze some ribs.