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Lunch! What'd ya have? (2018)


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 It doesn’t always have to be about neatness. Some days you want a sandwich where the filling falls out on all sides.   My HLT —  ham, lettuce and tomato on store-bought multi grain bread with some olives  – pitted question? unpitted? and some (fake) chicharron. 

 

The attendant at the olive bar when alerted that there were no olives with their pits still in place insisted on confusing me and another customer by using pitted and unpitted to mean the same thing. (It was a little like “Who’s on First?”)  There was some eye rolling between me and the other customer I can tell you.   What we both ended up with was some pitted and some unpitted much to our chagrin.  It would’ve made quite a skit comedy TV.

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1 hour ago, Anna N said:

 

 

 It doesn’t always have to be about neatness. Some days you want a sandwich where the filling falls out on all sides.   My HLT —  ham, lettuce and tomato on store-bought multi grain bread with some olives  – pitted question? unpitted? and some (fake) chicharron. 

 

The attendant at the olive bar when alerted that there were no olives with their pits still in place insisted on confusing me and another customer by using pitted and unpitted to mean the same thing. (It was a little like “Who’s on First?”)  There was some eye rolling between me and the other customer I can tell you.   What we both ended up with was some pitted and some unpitted much to our chagrin.  It would’ve made quite a skit comedy TV.

What is a fake chicharron?  Looks like a pretty good pork rind to me!

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4 hours ago, KennethT said:

What is a fake chicharron?  Looks like a pretty good pork rind to me!

 To me these things are to real pork rind as Pringles are to potato chips.  I have had some that actually taste like pork.  These didn’t despite the ingredient list which claims that they are nothing more than pork, lard and salt.  Perhaps I should not have used the word fake.  Perhaps factory-made would have been a better choice of words. 

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 Leftover chicken wings reheated and sauced with BullsEye (TM) original sauce. 

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Today for lunch I got some nice fresh shishito peppers from the farmers market, wild mushrooms, and some ham. 

 

Quick saute of peppers 

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Little bit of bonito flakes, soy sauce, mirin, ponzu, and lots of garlic :) 

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and then I saute some wild mushrooms

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and made one of my favorite flat bread with mushrooms, ham and cheese 

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I bought the rolls for what I hoped would be soft shell crab sandwiches, but the season is off to a slow start. They were ordered, but never materialized. This pork tenderloin schnitzel with mayo, hot house tomato slices and lettuce from the garden was pretty good, though.

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I am having and Outstanding Sandwich for lunch :

 

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there is TurkeyBreast SV, then lightly cold smoked this AM  with a bit of the SV Jus added to the p smoked  SV bag.

 

very tender , juicy and perfect

 

generic soft bread   ( 19 grains !  from MarkeetBasket -  not bing fooled myself )

 

brown bagged home ripened Tomatoe's on the Vine

 

and MBaske leaf lettuce 

 

very very nice. !

 

for me

 

close to as good as it gets

 

BTW :

 

Guess What's for Dinner ?

 

[ed.:  73 F outside , 50 % humidity , No Mosquito's . all windows open etc ]

 

thinking about some M.R. soon !

 

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P.S.:

 

I forgot:

 

I like 1/2 sour pickles or green tomatoes  sliced thin on my sandwiches

 

Ive favored in the past :

 

http://www.batamptepickle.com

 

however MarketBasket no longer carries them

 

but they and these :

 

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ver very nice !

 

https://www.chowhound.com/post/sour-pickles-local-market-basket-968540

 

 

 

 

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Yorkies . Served with mushroom gravy, which was delicious, but too ugly to take a picture of.

One of the puddings was hungry and attempted to eat his neighbour, very rude of him!

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 Rare beef, two salamis, smoked Gorgonzola with grainy mustard, horseradish and some black olives.

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4 hours ago, rotuts said:

I am having and Outstanding Sandwich for lunch :

 

SandWich.thumb.jpg.1092272c715bdb2027df7de10c82239b.jpg

 

there is TurkeyBreast SV, then lightly cold smoked this AM  with a bit of the SV Jus added to the p smoked  SV bag.

 

very tender , juicy and perfect

 

generic soft bread   ( 19 grains !  from MarkeetBasket -  not bing fooled myself )

 

brown bagged home ripened Tomatoe's on the Vine

 

and MBaske leaf lettuce 

 

very very nice. !

 

for me

 

close to as good as it gets

 

BTW :

 

Guess What's for Dinner ?

 

[ed.:  73 F outside , 50 % humidity , No Mosquito's . all windows open etc ]

 

thinking about some M.R. soon !

 

suprise.gif.2a7ba7b81b958c0ba60e498b5e64c06d.gif

 

P.S.:

 

I forgot:

 

I like 1/2 sour pickles or green tomatoes  sliced thin on my sandwiches

 

Ive favored in the past :

 

http://www.batamptepickle.com

 

however MarketBasket no longer carries them

 

but they and these :

 

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ver very nice !

 

https://www.chowhound.com/post/sour-pickles-local-market-basket-968540

 

 

 

Having learned how to ferment my own half-sours, I can assure you I am never without them now. I can and keep a variety of pickles, but half-sours, to preserve the great crispy snap, I make fresh all year long and keep in the fridge.

 

Recipe here.

 

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4 hours ago, Anna N said:

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 Rare beef, two salamis, smoked Gorgonzola with grainy mustard, horseradish and some black olives.

 

Nice! That's my kinda lunch, mostly low-carb. :smile:

~Martin :)

I just don't want to look back and think "I could have eaten that."

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17 minutes ago, DiggingDogFarm said:

 

Nice! That's my kinda lunch, mostly low-carb. :smile:

Hmmm.  I’m hiding a fair amount of bread underneath that meat.:o  I aspire to be lower carb but fail more often then I succeed. :$

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3 minutes ago, Anna N said:

Hmmm.  I’m hiding a fair amount of bread underneath that meat.:o  I aspire to be lower carb but fail more often then I succeed. :$

Yeah, I noticed the bread. But there are some relatively low-carb breads.

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I just don't want to look back and think "I could have eaten that."

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20 hours ago, rotuts said:

I am having and Outstanding Sandwich for lunch :

 

SandWich.thumb.jpg.1092272c715bdb2027df7de10c82239b.jpg

 

there is TurkeyBreast SV, then lightly cold smoked this AM  with a bit of the SV Jus added to the p smoked  SV bag.

 

very tender , juicy and perfect

 

generic soft bread   ( 19 grains !  from MarkeetBasket -  not bing fooled myself )

 

brown bagged home ripened Tomatoe's on the Vine

 

and MBaske leaf lettuce 

 

very very nice. !

 

for me

 

close to as good as it gets

 

BTW :

 

Guess What's for Dinner ?

 

[ed.:  73 F outside , 50 % humidity , No Mosquito's . all windows open etc ]

 

thinking about some M.R. soon !

 

suprise.gif.2a7ba7b81b958c0ba60e498b5e64c06d.gif

 

P.S.:

 

I forgot:

 

I like 1/2 sour pickles or green tomatoes  sliced thin on my sandwiches

 

Ive favored in the past :

 

http://www.batamptepickle.com

 

however MarketBasket no longer carries them

 

but they and these :

 

5ae4ad3546f91_BSPs.thumb.jpg.083930a2fb971b1112bd19687e4de528.jpg

 

ver very nice !

 

https://www.chowhound.com/post/sour-pickles-local-market-basket-968540

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wegmans carries Ba-Tampte pickles - at least the half sours - here in Buffalo (I think of you every time I notice them). 

Not sure if your shiny new double decker Wegmans does, but it’s worth checking out!

Patty

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Been to the DD wags.

 

exceptionally impressive.

 

the BS pickles above are much much better than Ba-T's

 

many times in the past only 1/2 of the jar of Ba-Ts was crunchy

 

BTW the DD-Wag  sense out coupons

 

5 $ off 25 $$ purchase    for 4 weeks

 

and its good on their massive selection of Booze

 

many prices quite close to TotalWine , which is near by.

 

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23 minutes ago, HungryChris said:

Leftover steak in a sandwich.

 If that is horseradish I see then I congratulate you on your generosity. That’s about how much I would like on that sandwich.  Balance be damned. xD

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Two-course lunch.

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Fresh, local asparagus with over easy eggs.

 

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I had egg yolk left. That was unacceptable.

 

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So I fried up some hash browns to soak it up.

 

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7 minutes ago, kayb said:

So I fried up some hash browns to soak it up.

 Such a complicated solution. I just lick the plate.xD

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...I just let people know about something I made for supper that they might enjoy, too. That's all it is. (Nigel Slater)

"Cooking is about doing the best with what you have . . . and succeeding." John Thorne

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