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I really have to try uni again. I may have mentioned that it is the only thing that I have ever spat into my napkin at a restaurant. Just the idea of swallowing it brought on my gag reflex full force. I love all kinds of seafood and have eaten many raw oysters and a lot of ceviche, crudo, sashimi... I now suspect that the uni was bad. It was at a very high end steak house in Vegas, on one of those 400.00 seafood towers (trade show - not my money.) What I tasted was decomposed seafood with a side of excrement. I'm sure that is not the taste that everyone raves about!
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I agree. many of the things that I like to have with pasta (parmesean, pesto, olives...) are already salty
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I'm with you on the carrots - the way I like to cook them, my husband has named them hot, raw carrots.
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No! No! No! Stop it! The bad ideas topic!
MaryIsobel replied to a topic in Food Traditions & Culture
I did a double take when walking through the bread section of our local grocery. I did not purchase any. -
O often make mashed potatoes ahead of time and freeze. I use sour cream and or cream cheese instead of mik and they freeze aqnd reheat just fine.
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Our local Co-Op has ground bison but I've never seen ribs - I'll have to ask for them.
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Fig and honey bread sounds fabulous!
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Your Daily Sweets: What Are You Making and Baking? (2017 – )
MaryIsobel replied to a topic in Pastry & Baking
Love the white almond sour cream cake - it's my go-to for special occaision cakes. -
I have baked gnocchi in a sheet pan dinner and liked the outcome. I'll have to try broiling it for the crispy factor.
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Now that's a hot dog! Speaking of dogs, I made 15 beirocks today. DH and I will have a couple with soup for dinner and the rest will go in the freezer to feed our dog/house sitter for a week while we go to Mexico for a short trip. I pulled them out of the oven and pushed them to the far back of the stove top. Turned my back for less than 5 seconds and my granddog Mable had taken a bite. I moved them to the spare room to finish cooling and closed the door. As I was packaging them up, I again turned my back for less than 5 seeconds and Mabel had grabbed one and run off with it. Hard to get a photo of a black lab but here she is, scoping out the kitchen. Her much better behaved sister, Freckles, is in the background.
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I agree Norm, I like to cook and find it relaxing but the figuring out of "what to make" exhausts me.
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Oh my! I could gobble that up very inelegantly right this minute and I just had lunch! Carbonara is probably my favourite pasta. I limit myself to a couple of times a year at home but it is also my test dish at an Italian restaurant that I haven't been to. I don't order if it says bacon - I will give it a chance with prosciutto and if it's guanciale, I'm getting it. A local place does a great one using guanciale - it's served with a raw yolk on top.
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I'd love to try this - quite the different take on coq au vin. I cannot find frozen pearl onions anywhere around here. Even the fresh ones only show up in canning season. I'll have to try harder to find them.
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You're an amazing Dad. I hopee Charlie appreciates all your efforts!
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I think your husband and mine might be long lost brothers
