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okay, with all this egg poaching, someone must have a great solution for the aftermath....i always find the scum a bit hard to clean off the pan after a poaching session. are there tricks, or do we just soak and scrub? thanks!
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i second the oliveto suggestion, or a cote, just down the street (college ave.)
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happy birthday. yummmmm.
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macarons. several related threads active now...i'm obsessed with them. have yet to make a perfect batch, but still trying.
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nightscotsman--
thank you for the tips. i will try them out--i appreciate the generosity of your tips, and also the pictoral sharing of your talents. good luck with your search for the perfect pastry position---obviously, your next employeer will be very lucky to have you.
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When I go back, I want to try this drink that I kept seeing prepared - the name of which escapes me at the moment (mint, rum, spritzer...)
mojito? or maybe caipirinha? ( had one or two caipirinhas at fonda---they really sneak up!)
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ate our way through the tapas menu at fonda last week. (is that berkeley or albany? i'm not from around here...) delicious and beautiful, and the plates just kept coming. i loved the "vuelve de la vida"---loved saying it, over and over. (means "a return to life", supposedly a hangover remedy.) crab, maybe cod, and scallops, in a spicy, lime-y brothiness, topped with avocado cubes. mmmm. our other stand out fav were the duck tostaditas wtih pomegranate seds...the pop of the seeds was just lovely with the rich duck meat. mmmmm. i think i would be there every night if i lived in the vicinity.
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okay--no recipe....i get that.
would you maybe be able to share a couple "how to get them this gorgeous" macaron tips?
obsessively yours,
cherie
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the macarons, the macarons!!! might there be a recipe to share? (i am on the never-ending quest to make a great macaron at home.)
those photos took me right back to culinary school (tho', sadly, our baking program was lacking---never saw anything like your wonderful work!) ya done good!!!
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i am following the thread with great interest, and appreciate the back-and-forth, and various cooking styles in play,, as well as all the free advice.
i apologize in advance for the possible influence of the (well earned) bottle of zin i played my part in consuming tonight--tho i have devoured the entire thread, i cannot at this point recall with certainly whether a 36" range (all gas) fits the bill. i DO recall that self-cleaning is an issue...is this
thermador gas 36 self cleaning range a possibility?
i wanna come to the new-and-improved mr and dr varmint (and lils') new kitchen inaugural pig pickin'! (but i wanted to come to the "mr and dr varmint our-kitchen-may-suck-but-we're-still-invintin'-y'all-and-it-will-prove-legendary" first annual pig pickin'!)
what fun!
edited to say--remember that bottle of zin i mentioned? the clickety thing is for the 30", but there is a 36" one too..click the advance button near the bottom (for the 36" version...i need to sleep now--g'night!)
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Boulangerie (aka Bay Bread)
2325 Pine Street (off Fillmore)
San Francisco, CA 94115
415-440-0356
They have about a half-dozen flavors at any given time. I'm not sure, but they may ship.
Yessssssss! I will be up there for the Fancy Food Show this weekend, and will certainly check them out----j'adore les macs!
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99 Ranch, or any other large Asian supermarket will have good duck legs at low prices.
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Pronouced chip--oht-lay, not chip-oat-lay. (Although the recent Jack-in-the-Box commercials did make me smile, with the witless bubblehead struggling to pronounce "chip-o-top-lay, chip-tiple", until the chica at the famers market told him to "just go...")
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Murphy's oil soup
hee hee--care to post a recipe?
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chezcherie, you macaron addict you! Try emailing them Laduree. I don't know what the feves are this year.
c'est vrai, louisa! and thanks for the link---duh! i was trying laduree.COM--typical american! gorgeous site--the macaron photos made me want to weep---or lick the monitor! cheers!
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at least some parts of France the "prize" was a sacred icon or a baby Jesus. A small Micky Mouse being the least sacred image I've seen
I was googling around in search of a macaron feve, and found a site that features (amongst humdreds of others--alas, no Laduree macarons) Kama Sutra feves--a whole set!
Laissez les bon temps roulez!
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Mardi Gras World---OMG!!! Who knew? I have attempted to PM you, in my novice way, and will await a reply on the babies expectantly. Off to google again, with your guidance--"feve" "king cake charm" and other permutations having proved fruitless. Merci!
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mayhaw man (or other kind nola reader)-i'm in search of a place to purchase feves--the plastic babies, but also more interesting ceramic ones...do you know of a bakery or gourmet shop where i might be able to mail order? merci beaucoup, y'all!
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i want a set of macaron feves BAD!!! any idea how to procure?? tia!
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God! How is this possible!!?
(Took a cooking class, quite some time ago, in So CA, with a new "big deal" chef from Napa--MC--and my impression was quite negative. Cocky, I expected, but got rude and even a bit mean in the mix...) I guess cream rises to the top, and "other stuff" sinks?
Screw Atkins
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amen, sistah...the only positive thing i can see about the low carb frenzy is that it leaves more bread for US!!!