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Everything posted by rotuts
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@KennethT thank you . Ive not chosen FB , and Linkdin, and others. any other way to get the information and indeed the experience here / thanks.
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@Paul Bacino interesting , always interesting : so , how did you cook this ? a braise ? Gravy ? interesting to me , the bacon was not inside the Roulade- ish package that's a new idea for me . Ill keep that in mind . that you
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@KennethT would it be possible for you to be more specific on the ordered mangos ? maybe in a thread where others that have ordered mangos can contribute their experience and vendors ?
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@Duvel very nice . re: Kappabashi dori my clicks suggested its a food equipment area so , what sort of items did you get ?
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I wonder if the Mrzanino tomatoes grown in Italy , on the heel of the peninsula are an attempt to grow a S. Marzano ' seed ' where , and then establish it as economically , worth while. so it would be up to a person's taste after cost // availability // tomato-ey can to decide to go back for more or not. interesting project .
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@chromedome nice tip. am D/L'ing now thank you
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@PatrickT Im sorry to hear your loaf ' was not your finest hour. I might be able to help : Ill take all your lesser hours off your hands so you can keep your eye on the Prize.
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Im going to have to remember to look for the chicken spring rolls. I enjoy the thai shrimp gyoza. .
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i like the refrigerated buttermilk ranch dressing.
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@gfweb not those . Marzanino . got this far : https://www.casalinga.co/product-info-marzanino Ill try to look for the fresh in the bag.
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I did not get a can , and did not study the can for details.
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TJ's has marzanino tomatoes its very difficult finding out much about this strain , as searches roll over to san marino's any ideas ?
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@gfweb looks tasty might be an improvement over SPAM for my purposes , which are a bit narrow.
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@gfweb next time you fry up a slice , a few pics ? Roll ? slice ? thanks.
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@MetsFan5 I agree w you re: gristle being awful Ive never had any in the several bags Ive tried. its the include sauce that's terrible .
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@gfweb not available locally. might work w Jones Sausage , in the roll ...
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@Duvel wow Ive been to interesting food places those that are right in front of me and id turn in . lots of places , id say not more than what they are but the best of what they are doing . but nothing , in the Japanese style of small places that do those tasty grilled tasty stuff . Good for you to enjoy them .
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I decided to look into my * currently ) last can of SPAM 25 % less salt version I used to get Tj's chicken sausage ( andouille ) and slice that up brown until crispy , and use in soups , and salads . Tj's no longer carry that version , and the other blends didn't make an effective appeal for BeanwBacon soup etc. the idea was : SPAM is spam for sure and ground up factory chicken is ' processed ' maybe the salt load ( a major ' processed ' sin ) . the Tj's chicken sausage had about 2,000 mg /pack and SPAM reduced 3.500 mg / can Agra-Con made both packages exactly the same weight : 12 0z and I thank them , as i was beginning to loose interest in the project. too bad . I was getting the hang of a single 12 " Fondless pan for one can . chill , and use later .
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I finally remembered to look for delice de bourgogny @ TJ's its s fine cheese : very creamy w a bit of a bite. its similar in texture to St Andre which might be a bit more buttery very nice I think I got the idea from @blue_dolphin
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@Duvel is it a ' feature ' to almost overfill the sake glasses, yet not spill any ? do y0u then slurp up the little dish after drinking the sake ? how big were those glasses ? did you crawl back to your hotel ?
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Ill just add this : the Beer Nuts Ive had in the past possible w beer , or not had the skins still on the Nuts. as i recall thus ,based on the ' beer ' or its equivalent required those skins were dealt with later . left between the teeth . teeth
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@Anna N I remember those nuts ! salt and sugar right there ! and deliciously crunchy , but not oily w the ancient advent of ' dry roasting ' nuts you might find a similar item ' dry roasted peanuts w a delicious sweet coating ' https://www.planters.com/product/planters-honey-roasted-dry-roasted-peanuts-16-oz-jar/ or others . ' Planters ' may have been SF based a lot time ago going on the ' 101 ' to SF in the mid to later '50's if not beyond when the car turned to the R , negotiating a hill then San Francisco was displayed right i9n front of you there was a large Planters sign , large that welcomed you to The City. liked that Mr Nut , had a waling stick . that's culture , right there .
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over on the TJ's thread https://forums.egullet.org/topic/155097-trader-joes-products-2017–/page/43/#comment-2389904 Ive been taking advantage of the CSO as a sealed oven , conventional bake to bake various frozen items longer than directed and at s slightly higher temp as the items can get very crispy with out drying out.