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Thank you. I do not, I just roll the leaves up together and slice.
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OK, I'm a weird weirdy, my default way of preparing chard is to chiffonade it, saute it for a minute or so in veggie oil and butter with a tiny bit of sesame oil added, then hit it with a small sprinkle of umeboshi vinegar, let it cook until tender, lightly dust it with some nutritional yeast, then toss it a bit to integrate the yeast, and serve.
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Thank you! It's pretty standard piccata. I forgot to mention that I served mine over orzo. Slice two chicken breasts into small pieces and pound them out with a tenderizer, then dredge them in flour with some black pepper mixed in. Heat pan with two tbsp butter and two tbsp oil in it, add chicken when the butter stops sizzling, keep chicken moving until surface is seared, then reduce heat and just toss occasionally until all sides are browned. While chicken is cooking, steam broccoli and carrots When chicken is thoroughly cooked, deglaze pan with a splash of white wine, then ass 1/4 cup lemon juice, 1/3 cup chicken stock, 1/4 cup capers, and 2 tbsp parsley. Add cooked broccoli and carrots. Reduce heat and simmer about five minutes. If sauce looks a bit thin, add a tablespoon or two of cold butter and stir until butter is integrated.
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Tonight's dinner: Chicken Marbella variation (using just chicken breast, and done as a saute dish) with steamed corn (with nutritional yeast, smoked paprika, and umeboshi vinegar) on the side.
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Tonight's dinner: pork, bean, and tomatillo chili with pita and slow-sauteed baby carrots (aka: what I threw together in my head while shopping)
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Tonight's dinner: Cheese (Camembert, Nettle Meadow Farm's Three Sisters, Cobb Hill Cows in the Kitchen garlic/herb Havarti, and Sweet Rowan Farmstead's Mountain Ash) with crackers and home-made chicken salad.
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I'm a great fan of the stuff, and that came out of my studies of vegan cuisine, but I love using it on veggies, or as a flavour for sauces and such.
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Tonight's dinner:ground pork pies with corn-and-edamame succotash sprinkled with nutritional yeast on the side.
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Not like a french fry but I give them a coating of flour first that gives some crispiness.
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Last night's dinner, dumplings from Dumps-A-GoGo with a drizzle of ponzu, accompanied by sauteed chard with sesame oil and umeboshi vinegar.
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Holiday gifts. What food/drink related gifts did you get?
Dante replied to a topic in Food Traditions & Culture
Thanks for the shoutout, @blue_dolphin! I find it kind of difficult to describe- it has the sweetness from the bananas but with the savoury notes of the tomato paste as well, with a good balance between them and the spices, soy sauce and vinegar rounding it out. It works very well on meats of any kind, from burgers and hot dogs to chicken and pork. It would probably work well with fried fish too but I haven't tried it that way yet. I love the stuff, it's become one of my favourite condiments. -