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On 06/11/2017 at 4:31 PM, Okanagancook said:
First time trying bowl in bowl rice.
Your rice turned out perfect.
Beef Stew tonight cooked in the Breville Pressure Cooker.
The beef cooked in 18 minutes, did a quick pressure release and added the vegetables (potatoes, onions, celery, carrots and green beans and PC'd for 8 minutes. Another quick release and then topped the stew with dumplings and simmered for 15 minutes in the same pot, on the saute low setting.
(Moe's plate. I don't do carrots)
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37 minutes ago, Anna N said:
Very interesting. I looked up a couple of recipes and I’m tempted to give it a try as soon as I find something suitable potatoes.
Anna, I only use Russet potatoes. It is my preferred potato for the gratin, mashed, fried, roasted, baked, etc.....
Moe's breakfast today - Navy bean and Ham soup.
Soaked the beans over night. Used the ham bone and cooked the soup in the Breville PC.
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17 hours ago, robirdstx said:
Leftover Quiche Lorraine, from yesterday’s lunch at La Madeleine, and Orange Juice
Robirdstx, I would be very happy with a slice of your Quiche for breakfast.
Moe's breakfast.
Giant Lima beans cooked in the Breville PC and then seasoned with salt, pepper, garlic, rosemary, basil, tomatoes and simmered in a little chicken broth served
with grilled Italian sausage.
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1 hour ago, Anna N said:
I am deeply into Southwind Through The Kitchen which is a collection of Elizabeth David‘s writings compiled by Jill Norman. So breakfast this morning is my interpretation of peperoni alla piemontese. When your house smells this good this early on a Sunday morning...
Anna, I can almost imagine how wonderful your house smelled. My family would love that.
I presalted Prime Rib Rib Bones last night and cooked them this morning in the Breville Pressure Cooker.
Anyone that knows me, knows this is Moe's plate because I don't eat carrots.
I'm working today so I'm taking mine for lunch.
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I haven't baked in months. So I have a very happy husband. He doesn't whine much, but he does whine about eating bakery bought bread.
Handmixed a 1000g batch of dough at 73% hydration on Saturday night and left it overnight in the fridge.
Baked two small baguettes Sunday night.
Will bake again over the next couple of days.
Makes great toast.
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This is my first post to this thread. I finally bit the bullet and bought a PC. After reading all of the reviews, I decided to go with the Breville Fast Slow Pro Multi-Cooker because I really like
all of the other Breville small appliances that I have.
The Breville arrived in the mail yesterday and I used it last night to make Veal Blanquette.
And this morning I made lamb shanks. Greek Style.
It is a learning process. I learned that it would have been much quicker to sear the shanks in my cast iron skillet rather than in the PC.
Once the lamb was cooked (50 minutes), I removed it from the pot and added two large whole russets and some green beans.
The vegetable setting was for 10 minutes at 7.5 which I think was about 2 minutes too long. I will reduce the time when I do potatoes again.
Moe had the lamb for breakfast. Not pretty, but flavour was wonderful.
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13 hours ago, Tropicalsenior said:
Thank you for the recipe. I have read your blog for years and it is one of the most beautiful blogs on the web. Great recipes and magnificent photography. Nice to meet you and thank you for many hours of enjoyable reading.
Thank you Tropicalsenior, you made my day.
Robirdstx, you are very welcome.
Tonight's dinner
Fresh Halibut finished off in the oven.
In a lemon butter sauce.
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10 hours ago, robirdstx said:
Recipe please!
Robirdstx, I added the recipe to my blog. You can find it here.
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Dinner 2017 (Part 6)
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Last night's dinner.
Grilled a Porterhouse steak to share with Moe. I got the tenderloin portion.
Served with roasted potatoes with mushrooms, onions, peppers and garlic. Seasoned with salt, pepper and basil.