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"Chicken tortilla stackers" We've been making variants on this for a long time - leftover shredded chicken layered with corn tortillas, red chile sauce and cheese and baked in a casserole dish.
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Stew made from a pork shoulder bone and attached meat, with some roasted and blended ancho, guajillo and arbol chiles.
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"Mexi-Schnitzel" This dish is no doubt blasphemy in serious schnitzel circles, but we've been making it for years and really enjoy it. Pork as the protein, with a breading of panko with cumin, powdered chile, and Mexican oregano. Lime squeezed over instead of lemon, and served with pico de gallo and black beans.
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Pizza night. One with leftover smoked ham, peppers and onions. And another with beet greens, bacon, ricotta and caramelized onions.
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Smoked picnic ham with scalloped potatoes. Slicing it up after resting, but still warm off of the smoker.
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Breakfast this morning was a sort-of-benedict. Egg with mushrooms, homemade peameal bacon, arugula and some hatch green chile cheese sauce left over from a batch of mac and cheese. There is an English muffin hiding under there somewhere...
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The skin has generally come out soft and tasty. If you are looking for crispy skin, though, this definitely isn't they way to go.
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A first attempt at making Bún bò Nam Bộ, a dish we really enjoyed in Hanoi. It is a salad of sorts, with rice noodles, lettuce and herbs, quick-pickled veg, stir-fried beef and a nuoc cham sauce. You build the bowl with a fair amount of greens on the bottom, so it becomes more of a salad when you mix it up. Really nice combination of savory and fresh flavors.
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Our first go at making Khao Soi since having it in Thailand. Nowhere near as good as the version we fell in love with in Chiang Mai, but not a bad start.
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Korean comfort food on a "cold" Southern-California night - soondubu jjigae. For banchan we had cukes two ways and some gai choy.
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We usually have turkey for Thanksgiving and not Christmas. We were traveling in SE Asia this November and missed our normal opportunity, so turkey for Christmas it was. Tonight we had a soup made with leftovers (turkey stock and meat), but influenced by our time spent in Vietnam - rice noodles, fish sauce, lemongrass, shallot, garlic, ginger, chiles, cliantro and lime.