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Chilli beef, cheesy corn chips, guacamole and stuffed jalapeños from the garden with sour cream.

 

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No pics, but last night we had friends over for dinner.  I made tri-tip SV and torch-seared, roasted red potatoes, salad and dairy-free chocolate mousse.  Our friends like their meat medium-well, while we like ours rare to medium-rare.  It was the first time I used two SV circulators at the same time: my Sous Vide Supreme and the new Joule.

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22 hours ago, ninagluck said:

@shain, would you mind sharing your cornbread recipe? I am still experimenting and try to collect as many variations as possible

 

Are you looking for a southern style or a sweeter, cakier version? I've adjusted my corn muffin recipe to be slightly leaner and less sweet (though it wasn't too sweet to begin with). I can happily give you the muffin recipe, which can be baked as a bread, but I still need to perform some adjustments to be happy with the leaner version.

~ Shai N.

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I recall hearing about a cornbread recipe which uses creamed corn in the recipe, which supposedly generated a fantastic CB.

 

 

 

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49 minutes ago, ninagluck said:

@shain I'd prefer a less sweet version, as I love to eat it with soups and stews

Yes, I figured. This is what I aimed for in this variation, but I think I should have added some more butter to it.

~ Shai N.

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Admiring everyone's sophisticate recipes, I am not done with simple corned beef yet. 

SV corned beef on black and white asparagus.

 

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@Kerry Bealsent  me a link to this recipe and I have made it twice.  I am not a fan of boneless skinless chicken breasts but this recipe makes them more than tolerable.  

 

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early dinner or very late lunch :

 

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a little cabbage/carrot/potato  nuked

 

SD bread  ( TJ's )  CB reheated from fz in the Anova bath   spinach  and most importantly some melted swiss micro's to melt

 

the CB and Swiss were warm

 

heaven  

 

melted cheese makes this sort of sandwich      I forgot to get some sauerkraut   

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I had a pastrami and provolone sandwich on purchased but very good bread and a Caesar salad.

 

I was having a craving for strawberry shortcake, but had no working oven and no milk, cream or whipped cream. While my strawberries were macerating in sugar, I preheated a heavy aluminum skillet and the heavy aluminum lid to my Dutch oven (which also fits the skillet perfectly) and mixed up enough slightly sweetened biscuit dough for a single shortcake with store brand coffee creamer powder and water. I cooked the shortcake in the skillet in butter for about five minutes per side. In spite of my lack of proper ingredients and a working oven, I was able to pull off a respectable shortcake. Whipped cream would have been nice, but this was good anyway. This was the first time I have tried biscuits or shortcake on the stove top, and it works!

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Virtual clams from a computer game...

 

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No complaints from me.

 

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Last night was impromptu-throw together fusilli with smoked beef and three cheeses: Edam, mozzarella, and Parmigiano-Reggiano

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 My sister and her kids eat meatless on Fridays during Lent, so I made a spinach and artichoke strata

 

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and a roasted tomato salad

 

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Mushrooms too, but I forgot to take a picture of those.

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Vegetable saagu, stir fried zucchini, steamed rice, flaky roti bread, tomato chutney, green mango pickle.

 

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This something I haven't done for a very long time. They where very nice and I will try to make them more often.

This batch was Teriyaki chicken and before was with tuna.

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I have not eaten this dish for abt 25 years. It just did not come into my mind. somewhen this week I woke up and knew, that I have to make that: smoked pork tongue, mash from split peas, pickled horseradish. It was truly comforting.

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