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The blame falls on the feet of the government. Atrocities like this flourish under a corrupt government who in this case has much to gain from a flourishing sugar and rum industry. They have done nothing to protect their people from big industry while they profit from the proceeds
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How fast did it recover? I would not cook grouper too rare
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Read this on another forum yesterdayTragic but I'm sure FdC is not the only offender nor is this isolated to rum production except for the cane
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Need Ideas for a Pescatarian (or Vegetarian) Christmas Menu
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Cooking
Non kosher wine? All bets are off.... -
Need Ideas for a Pescatarian (or Vegetarian) Christmas Menu
scubadoo97 replied to a topic in Cooking
It's hard to know how restrictive their kosher rules are. There are some basics like no pork or shellfish and the meat and fowl needing to be killed according to the laws of Judaism to be kosher. No meat or chicken with dairy. But some even need fish to be dispatched in a way to make it kosher and fish need to have fins and scales and not be bottom feeders It would be a good idea to ask your guests for guidance -
Needed a quick dinner tonight Patagonian scallops tossed with guaillo, ancho and morita powder and seared. Tossed on top of a toasted corn tortilla topped with black beans laced with a chipotle purée I make, shredded lettuce, cilantro and diced tomatoes
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Agreed. It's great for cheese I think the naked torch works just fine for browning a lot of proteins. The Searzall is just a tad too small and takes too much time to crisp up a steak. I really want a smallish salamander. The Searzall is just a bit too small
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Fabulous meals as usual. Everyone's pictures look so good Today I made a big pot of Cuban black beans, white rice and a tomato salad
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Darn ! My daughter has not even used the one I got her yet and this is about 40% cheaper [emoji22]
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Thanks! Was just trying to use stuff I had but sweet potatoes were on sale that day and I had a hankering for collards, I love them. The tomato jam was from a week or so ago when I thought it would be great on a burger which it was. I woke with visions of oxtail possibilities. I purchased them last week after seeing some nice big tail at Walmart [emoji15] of all places and stuck them in the SV bath. The evolution of the dish
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Picked a package of nice looking oxtails Cooked them SV for about 100 hrs @ 145f. Refrigerated until ready to use. Reheated at same temp with sprigs of rosemary then into a skillet with tomato paste and a little water to caramelize the meat . Earlier made a pot of collard greens. They are so good as is, but made of a good underlayment for roasted slices of Idaho and sweet potato and the oxtail, dressed with dollops of tomato jam
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I have Bluetooth on my immersion circulator and never use it. Now wifi would be good and worth the extra depending
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BKeats you're killing it. Nice meals!!! Tonight I grilled corvina and topped it on grilled romaine with caesar dressing and shaved parm. Side of corn and limas Simple eats
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Hope the better half is felling better Steve and happy anniversary
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Last I used RG yellow eyes I used them in a beef stew dish for a super bowl meal. They were the winners
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agreed. Canned in a pinch but dried is much better
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Corvina on brussel sprouts. I added a good sprinkle of instant dashi on the sprouts as they cooked. Gave a nice umami punch
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Linda, your butternut fritters looks absolutely delicious and like the idea of the use of nut flour. Should absorb some moisture and have a binding effect so should work in David's application
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It was a simple potato pancake. Shredded Idahos with a little egg and onion and pan fried.
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Last minute throw together for a late dinner since we both got home late Steelhead trout. Fish, the easiest to thaw and prepare A potato galette and mushy peas with mint from the garden
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I really enjoy this show. Phil is so endearing in his goofy funny way. Well he is a comedy writer....it's a real feel good experience with good food porn
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Currently my best Manhattans are coming our of the tap of a 5L barrel on my kitchen counter top. I can customize up to a point but it's currently OGD114 bourbon with Dolin sweet vermouth as a base.
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Crack em open Anna. Would love to see the crumb Look beautiful
