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Dinner 2017 (Part 6)


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11 minutes ago, Okanagancook said:

May I ask, did you cook the rack whole then slice off the chops?  Time and temp?

all good until I saw those Brussels sprouts!O.o

 

I cooked the whole rack at 130F for 3 hours, then seared the fat in a hot pan, then sliced the chops.

 

Sprout haters ask for seconds of those BS :D

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30 minutes ago, gfweb said:

 

I cooked the whole rack at 130F for 3 hours, then seared the fat in a hot pan, then sliced the chops.

 

Sprout haters ask for seconds of those BS :D

Merci buckets for the time and temp.  Will make a note of that.

This sprout hater would need several glasses of vino to even intertain the idea of firsts of BS....same goes for turnip and pears.xD

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15 minutes ago, Okanagancook said:

Merci buckets for the time and temp.  Will make a note of that.

This sprout hater would need several glasses of vino to even intertain the idea of firsts of BS....same goes for turnip and pears.xD

 

@Okanagancook  I'm with you on the sprouts and turnip, unless it's haikuri turnips.

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2 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Link didn't work for me but I went back and enjoyed the updated post.

 

 

My apologies. I have corrected the link. Thanks for letting me know.

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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Leftovers:

 

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Rotisserie duck from the other night, repurposed in the CSO.  Even better than before.  Native harvested wild rice and 30 second green beans.  Baguette and MR not shown.  Baguette was able if a little leaden.  The dough had been in the refrigerator several days.  It got the job done.

 

Sauce Bigarade enriched with more marmalade and a glog of Grand Marnier.  I could get to like this.

 

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Cooking is cool.  And kitchen gear is even cooler.  -- Chad Ward

Whatever you crave, there's a dumpling for you. -- Hsiao-Ching Chou

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A Drunken Southern Chick With Two Slimes

No, not talking about the recent flood of nasty juicy scandals in politics and in the entertainment world.

Decided to tryout Paula Deen’s southern drunken chicken recipe.
Of course slimy okra goes well with southern cooking. Okra is the very last from my garden. I also added another slimy veggie green from my garden, Malabar spinach.

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@gfweb 

 

as fine a rack of lamb as ive ever seen

 

looks like the rack was not severely frenched

 

a good think as there are GoodEats along the bone.

 

Im no fan of B.S.

 

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but when caramelized and ' roasted '  they are OK after a glass of MR.

 

for me Id add parsnips.   they end up sweet or else have an odd flavor that I don't carve for.

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Dinner in a small non-descript place run by a Hui family in Xinjiang province, China. My colleagues took me there to sample the beef soup with meatballs, but the whole dinner turned out excellent.

 

Peanuts, starch jelly in spicy vinegar, home made fermented cabbage with lemon juice, super-beefy soup with potato noodles and their famous meatballs, chicken with green sichuan peppercorn oil, chunks of boiled beef bones to gnaw on, tiger salad, mantou. And as I had still one hour to kill before my flight, some herbal liquor. Tasty ...

 

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On 11/26/2017 at 8:30 AM, liuzhou said:

 

Yes. Nothing if not resourceful. The joys of youth!

I am always amazed what my students from China can knock together in their "no cooking allowed" dorm rooms. They post pictures on facebook for me, then tell me next day "in so and so's room"!:P

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Catching up on all the Thanksgiving posts...:wub:

One more teaching day followed by a week of exams and marking...then FREEDOM!

A couple of meals:

Pickerel Fis'n'Chips with curry gravy:

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Char siu with soy bean sprouts and chives:

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with a side of Ong Choy (water spinach) stir-fried with fermented tofu:

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I had picked up 2 trays of 3 lamb chops each, reduced by 30% at Safeway while waiting for my prescription. They were thick and I couldn't resist. Grilled them in my cast iron pan and finished in the oven. Minted peas and baby taters on the side.    5a1cefe530b6a_LambChops1628.jpg.2462b433b482898e3cc314d378e19443.jpg                   

 

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