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I am on a mission to clear out the freezer in advance of Thanksgiving, so I have been pulling leftovers out and also using all of the odds&ends I had saved (for future lunches) to supplement. Friday was chicken chili with rice/beans. Saturday was riced cauliflower “fried rice” with some leftover quinoa mixed in, leftover grilled chicken diced up, the remnants of a bag of frozen edamame, and a few fresh carrots sliced into the mix for some color. Served with a couple squirts of sriracha.

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Soup - Roasted sunchoke, chickpeas, carrot, pumpkin (pureed), spinach, celery, rosemary spices (incl. turmeric, fenugreek, cumin, paprika).

Fattoush salad.

 

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Dinner tonight was at the library.  Our annual food and wine fundraising event.  The highlight of my social season.  I did not go hungry.  Made it home with five large bags of food, including six duck breasts.  Plus four and a half bottles of wine and a bottle of milk.  Sad to see hotel pan after hotel pan of spice rubbed salmon being dumped.

 

During setup I expressed interest in the caterer's induction hotplate.  She said it was brand new, just took it from the box.  She asked if I knew why it was beeping?  I thought probably because there was no pot on it.  She said she took the pot off because of the beeping.  I looked at the pot and noted it appeared to be aluminum.

 

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Tonight we had shrimp cocktail with "Love salads" (My own version of a ,sadly, extinct local favorite). Powerful garlic bread is a must with this dish!

HC

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4 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

Dinner tonight was at the library.  Our annual food and wine fundraising event.  The highlight of my social season.  I did not go hungry.  Made it home with five large bags of food, including six duck breasts.  Plus four and a half bottles of wine and a bottle of milk.  Sad to see hotel pan after hotel pan of spice rubbed salmon being dumped.

 

During setup I expressed interest in the caterer's induction hotplate.  She said it was brand new, just took it from the box.  She asked if I knew why it was beeping?  I thought probably because there was no pot on it.  She said she took the pot off because of the beeping.  I looked at the pot and noted it appeared to be aluminum.

 

To bad you couldn't convince her it was no good so you could take it home too!

 

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14 hours ago, gfweb said:

@HungryChris How's that differ from a chef's salad?

I think of a chef salad as one containing a wide range of items. The love salad was one of the favorite menu items of a  local restaurant, now closed, called Hughies.

HC

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Leftover @rancho_gordo yellow eye beans led to this...

 

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Penne e fagioli. Pasta e fagioli can be much more soupy; I like it this way.  Watch out, though - hot liquid will sometimes come squirting out of one of those quills.

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1 hour ago, Norm Matthews said:

Dinner tonight was meatloaf. 

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Perchance the first I have vouchedsafe my like upon a meatloaf.

 

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12 hours ago, Shelby said:

Ronnie shot some nice pintail ducks so I roasted them in the CSO.  Had that along with some rice pilaf.  Ignore the awful green stuff that was supposed to be asparagus.  I think the grocery store actually sold us small trees.

 

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So are pintails incredibly small ducks or do you have some giant CSO that I've never seen?  Because I'm not sure that I could fit 2 Cornish hens in mine, much less THREE ducks!!!

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4 hours ago, Norm Matthews said:

Dinner tonight was meatloaf. 

 

4 hours ago, Shelby said:

Your meatloaf always looks amazing.

 

Yes, that certainly looks amazing.  And I don't even like meatloaf 🙃

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Leftover duck breast that I could chew, steam baked to within an inch of its life.

 

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Playing catch-up again with posts. SO many lovely meals! We've just had supper, but my mouth is salivating again!🤗

Some of our latest meals:

 

Meat loaf stuffed with cheese, carrot and turnip fries, green beans, and slaw  

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San Francisco Fish Stew base with lobster and pickerel

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Thai Style Low Carb Peanut Chicken, Zeroodle fried Rice, and baby bak choy

 

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When you harvest your own clams, one of the things you have to deal with is using them up while they are still fresh and, God forbid, not wasting a single one. In that light, it was clams again last night. Deb and I mowed through another dozen or so, with linguini.

 I did not hear a single complaint.

HC

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