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As I was graciously nibbling at my perfectly rare 3 inch thick filet mignon with creamy onion sauce, caesar salad, garlic toast and grilled zucchini, I kept thinking I should haul my butt off the couch and take a picture of this steak. I didn't, sorry. I really think that cutting huge filet mignon is the way to go, they are thick enough to use the remote probe thermometer so they come out like buttuh. Since I paired the steaks and large and medium when I first cut and froze them, I wait until the larger one hits 60F and then put the smaller one on the grill I think I am out of steaks tracey
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Sounds like a slice of a giant macaroon...coconut, nuts, fruit, egg whites... T
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I am one of those pesky Americans that just want to throw a few cups of whatever in a bowl and add sticks of butter...(mmm sound like pie crust) But I recently wanted to use a recipe that threw me totally off, it actually took me a few days to figure it out and by then I had made a different cake anyway. This recipe was by volume and metric I will stick to bread baking and savory cooking for now, I like the "some of this or that" world tracey
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All I am getting is somewhere near Lancaster PA and they have Guitar Hero T
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eG foodblog: CheGuevara - A sourcing journey through Europe
rooftop1000 replied to a topic in Food Traditions & Culture
The Fulton Fish market has moved to the Bronx...Hunts Point is the big commercial market over here. Meat Fish Veg ...everything is relocated there now, So says my hubby the refrigeration tech tracey -
What would the protein be if I used a infused cream? I'm wondering if cooked bacon will set up? I guess I might have to run a couple of tests and variables. ← some nice trotters would have all the gelatin you need T
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Now that is hard core! ← This is Ruhlman's new crusade http://blog.ruhlman.com/ruhlmancom/2007/08...ducingthe-.html tracey
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do you know someone with a bbq smoker rig and 12 to 14 hours for drinking? that ham would make some fine BBQ right now tracey
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Since no one else seems to understand my need for Korean BBQ (well I dont understand it either) I made a set of dishes that were at least remotely Asian really spicy vinagre poached carrots tossed with cucumbers rainbow chard with oyster sauce broccoli with toasted sesame seeds and raw garlic fried zucchini with garlic and sliced raw chiles and plain old roasted peppers all served with pork tenderloin cutlets marinated in gochujiang, and white rice tracey
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Hey I see at least 4 vegetables in there and crispy fried happines and and some creamy potato-y fried happines happiness is healthy tracey
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Ok I used to butter my Kraft cheese and eat that cold with no bread, and I still eat frosting out of the can with a spoon, but somehow sprinkles and butter just doesnt do it for me t
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Daniel Did you try the Hooters Wings yet? tracey
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Minute Rice T
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I had the site superintendant at my last job ask the electrician for some pvc that the carpenters could split lengthwise for me to form baguettes...that first batch all went to work with me for paybacks and in reverse form I have used my Ginsu knife to strip bark from a Cedar tree to make a new front porch support at my cabin, and yes the Ginsu will still slice a tomato very nicely tracey
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Mmmm real (paper) grocery bags, built to hold lots of stuff, with handles too I have a cloth bag too I think it is hanging in the coat closet T
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I grew up with large qantities of chicken cutlets....made some last night actually with tomato sauce and mozz I also make pork schnitzle alot now with gravy and potato dumplings tracey
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David my local NJ supermarket thinks so too....just means I have to drive an extra 10 miles to 1 of the 3 local orchards tracey
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Is this technique called spatchcocking? I'd read about it but it sounded intimidating in the source I read, but this doesn't sound so bad. I may try it. ← It is indeed... for real fun with chicken and your guests, grab a pair of good kitchen shears and reach into the chicken and start snipping and pulling bones out. About 20 min later you should have just the legs and wing bones left. Stuff the chicken and roast... later when you carve you can cut right across the bird and freak people out tracey
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Indeed Opalescent - a great local baking variety the slices hold their shape perfectly and an all butter crust. If I had only remembered the starch to thicken the juices it would have been a 10 tracey
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I had another one of these from last nights leftovers....grilled lamb, lettuce, onion, bbq sauce on pita tracey
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Grilled boneless leg of lamb seasoned with garlic and onion powder, paprika, cayenne and S & P Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, cucumber dill sauce, bbq sauce and pita become this and then there was Pie tracey
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I managed to stay awake and see the whole show myself. It was funny. That cassoulet looked awesome. And I have a can of skyline chili in my cabinet that I pull out to tease my Ohio wife when we discuss chili. Even she thinks that stuff is nasty, but her chili is like Wendy's or something. Terrible. And of course she hates mine, that is made the right way. ← If anyone wants to see a dissertation on Skyline Chili http://offthebroiler.wordpress.com/2007/10...-indians-chili/ T
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Does she love it even more than her grandmother's homemade mac&cheese? ← I am afraid so - she also likes canned mushroom soup better than Nana's! In her defence she loves duck, lobster and crab but only the duck is likely to appear on her plate here! ← Kraft dinner is just a totally different dish - I love it, too, but it's a different kind of comfort food. It tastes completely different from homemade, so it's in it's own category rather than being a pale imitation. At least in my experience. ← I always relate Kraft Dinner to Spaghettios - If someone in your family made home made Mac and Cheese you ate Spaghettios...if someone could make tomato sauce and good meatballs you ate Kraft Dinner The first time I tried to make mac and cheese home made I had never even seen the real stuff, I was 24. I melted some cheddar in a bowl with some milk in the microwave. It didnt work I really dont like the real stuff, its all pale and then if its baked with bread cumbs on top....yech yech yech T
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Is eating on the Metro legal?... I did have a croissant in a station staircase once (it was raining out) In NY there is no eating allowed and there was once a news story of a woman being ticketed for giving her toddler some juice on a train. tracey
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We cruised down the CT Turnpike much faster than we came up it and just in time for lunch (have to keep up you strength on the road) We arrived in New Haven CT for Pizza. Since it was Monday and lunch time I didnt have to worry about which world famous Pizzaria to try only Frank Pepe's is open on Mondays. That was a damn fine pizza, we got the Original with cheese...the regular Original is just tomato... nice thin crust little char on the bottom, crushed tomatoes and mozz. It was a knife and fork deal till it cooled off a little. and that was that had some cold cereal for dinner at home and back to reality tracey