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I think she is one of those special people who shares them all with her circle of friends and acquaintances So maybe not a packed freezer.

Wow the color alone is refreshing and brings a smile.

Yup. In my big market they keep it in a different location from the older ginger. More pricey, Wrapped in plastic. I'll buy the non dyed store brand from a good market like Nijiya. And the rice ---gotta wet your hands and not play with it too much.

@haresfur Wow - impressive meal with lots of creative taste variety. I'd be on it. Thanks for sharing it! Agreed on the lamb - boil - no. And your serving plates are works of art. Bit of a pottery nut here.(and glass, and many things)

And those dolphins =- always. My surfer friends tell amazing tales. The big big spider crabs we usually get at Captain Kidd's overlooking the water. Sweet firm flesh. https://captainkidds.com/

So mangrove snapper is actually a lazy fish from the dense mangroves - chubby I guess Being on the west coast I find the different fish fascinating. My favorite cashier at Kroger fishes a lot and often often off the rocks in Santa Monica Bay. It is the bay I can see from the front of my place - though I am up high. Crabs for @Franci

Lovey looking clams - I am envious

Thanks - have not checked the books. I am gonna move in a while and am trying not to acquire more stuff. I look forward to your eating adventures. .One of my fond memories is my kid texting me from Roscoes about how great chicken and waffles is. They may have been drunk after DJing at club. https://www.roscoeschickenandwaffles.com/.

Until they do not know they just ate it in an amazingly flavorful tomato based sauce that it melted into

Yes Ray Garcia of Broken Spanish and Carlos Salgado of Taco Maria work with them. Thanks for the input. https://www.kcet.org/shows/the-migrant-kitchen/episodes/alta-california

Just used to a set type of dish? Tossing it with pasta and a soft melty cheese can be an entry point for some. My city is so so multi cultural that the all the kids were open . They might not love it but they would try it. "Mom can you make that yakisoba like Mrs. Yamada makes?" (and it has cabbage in it!) Have fun

A new topic to start. I never complain because I love the process as long as the hyper cleaner in the temp household is not judging me, I do clean as I go but not gonna wipe down the stove and counters every 5 minutes. I am trying to stop saying f*** so my mantra is "just leave me alone".

Thanks for the phrase All those years with males in construction I tend to swear so the alternate words that still have impact are appreciated

Very freezer friendly hearty dish No rats harmed in the making

Nice looking shrimp. Just salted water or flavored?

oh skip the Rouladen and give me Tafelspitz with a good horseradish sauce and boiled potatoes. i am more Austrian.

and the stable boy is familiar. - interesting rancho

Nice except for "he who shall not be named". Fennel in a citrusy salad is so refreshing in warm weather. Tomatoes for snacking and the rest on the grill with your favorite olive oil and some acid. OK - I am there. Crusty bread please.

Well stretchy sweat pants work better than belted chinos if you are sampling

I can not plant another - too many trees already and water is an issue. I do leave all the pith with the peel so my marmalade is pretty dang bitter which is fine with me. I had beauty of a lime years ago ata nther house but I am one of those who burns - I kinda freaked https://www.healthline.com/health-news/beware-the-margarita-burn-this-summer#1

At least around here many people are part timers to supplement their income - still friendly though probably tired as heck. Not kids. One of our gardeners at the botanic garden worked full time in the sun all day and them did a gig at TJ. My top 3 favorites: Dijon mustard, raw almonds which I toast, and Seville orange marmalade which I don't buy anymore cuz I have so many on the trees it would be silly not to make my own.

I also wonder what your experience with the style of food is.That can color how we perceive new dishes. This Eater list from my town is pretty good. Some more Creole but some super "soul food" classics. Our Crenshaw district (think Nipsey and where I was born) are old school Southern black. https://la.eater.com/maps/best-southern-soul-food-restaurants-los-angeles-map-guide

From November 2010 New Yorker by Edward Sorel regarding Eleanor Roosevelt The caption: Those invited to the White House quickly learned a vital rule: eat before you go

Has anyone bought product of any sort from them? They are local to me (well in Los Angeles) https://masienda.com/

Was it mushy or just boring?