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Dinner 2019


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Salsiccia with onion and Sriracha cannellini beans  --  An Italian sausage I get from our Italian club/ sauted onion separately/ used a canned bean wash and simmer in Sriracha--Combine   

 

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@Smithy's Roasted Cauliflower with Tahini was delicious! Even though I've never coated cauliflower before so I had no idea about proportions or how much sauce to make. I stuck my finger in it to see what it tasted like and thought it was boring, so I added more harissa. Oh là là!

 

This image is rotated (it's not rotated on my computer). Help?

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Also fresh pasta and tomato sauce. (Also rotated)

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Edit: Turns out the rotating problem is an issue with my version of Windows. Carry on . . .

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1 hour ago, TdeV said:

@Smithy's Roasted Cauliflower with Tahini was delicious! Even though I've never coated cauliflower before so I had no idea about proportions or how much sauce to make. I stuck my finger in it to see what it tasted like and thought it was boring, so I added more harissa. Oh là là!

 

This image is rotated (it's not rotated on my computer). Help?

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I tried @Smithy roasted cauliflower. But I didn’t have sesame paste. So I used dark miso. And added harissa. Very nice. Probably nothing like the original.  But nice. Can’t wait to try the real thing. 

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2 hours ago, TdeV said:

@Smithy's Roasted Cauliflower with Tahini was delicious! Even though I've never coated cauliflower before so I had no idea about proportions or how much sauce to make. I stuck my finger in it to see what it tasted like and thought it was boring, so I added more harissa. Oh là là!

 

This image is rotated (it's not rotated on my computer). Help?

IMG_1721_cropped2.jpg.486882402ad14c7539bea21a78c95793.jpg

 

Also fresh pasta and tomato sauce. (Also rotated)

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When I get a grip on unintended rotation, I'll PM you.    Otherwise, just post as you do.   Your plates look great!

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@chefmd – I’m sorry about your beans, but those scallops are calling to me.  I need to have some soon!

 

The other night - Hanover tomatoes and cucumbers:

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Spaghetti Bolognese:

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Garlic bread:

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I told Mr. Kim that I didn’t have bread for garlic bread.  If he wanted some with dinner, he needed to stop on his way home from work and pick it up.  He came home with frozen garlic bread.  Bless his heart. 🙂

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@Smithy, what liquidity did your Cauliflower with Tahini have? Also, how much (total) did you have?

 

I ask because, while mine had great flavour, I think it was too thick. Seems like, in each bite, I had as much sauce as I had cauliflower. I had about 3/4 - 1 cup total which was not enough to do 3/4 of a large cauliflower.

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2 hours ago, TdeV said:

@Smithy, what liquidity did your Cauliflower with Tahini have? Also, how much (total) did you have?

 

I ask because, while mine had great flavour, I think it was too thick. Seems like, in each bite, I had as much sauce as I had cauliflower. I had about 3/4 - 1 cup total which was not enough to do 3/4 of a large cauliflower.

 

I'm afraid I didn't measure the quantity of the finished sauce, but I remember thinking it didn't look like enough for the entire large head of cauliflower that I had cut into chunks. Since I was making substitutions anyway (and had overlooked the fact that I was to thin it with water, since water was in the instructions but not listed among the ingredients) I added salsa, ketchup and oil until it looked like enough and tasted good. I probably had around 1-1/2 cups.

 

As far as the liquidity goes, it was thin enough to penetrate crevices in the florets and thick enough to stay there, with some dripping onto the baking sheet. As I recall it was slightly more runny than yogurt, but nowhere near as runny as cream. 

 

We liked the thick coating and relatively high ratio of coating to cauliflower. It gave an interesting texture and flavor to the cauliflower, which softened quite a bit during the roasting. 

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Chinese pepper steak. For the record, @rotuts, the green elements here are Cubanelles, but truth be told, while I abhor the taste of raw GBP, once they are fully cooked, I find them sublime, so it was a matter of price and price alone here tonight.

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nothing can be done to GBB to make them remotely palatable.

 

therefore :

 

1) throw them out  

 

2) never buy them

 

3) remember to mention you are allergic to GBB in any restaurant that might serve them , esp Chinese

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20 minutes ago, HungryChris said:

Shrimp Po Boy, dressed (for Deb)...

 

Sure she preferred him dressed?  Did you ask?

 

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On 6/27/2019 at 7:04 AM, Paul Bacino said:

Pan Roasted Quail ( S and P )/ Fregula in a wild turkey ( as in animal peeps )stock/black berry Gastric

 

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Someday I will have a personalized license that reads "I brakel for Frugola"     Quail?   They can take care of themselves. 

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@Shelby

 

Creamed Peas were one of my favorite things growing up

 

I had to lean to make them myself

 

as my  mother always provided a home cooked dinner  

 

and a home cooked breakfast for my sister and I

 

she would have preferred to dig around in her garden

 

I might mention. she make meat sauce for spaghetti 

 

and added the cooked spaghetti to the sauce first

 

and it was very tasty Id say

 

may not so much on day 3 , being reheated in the oven covered in 

 

foil that has seen better days

 

no problem :  spaghetti w crunch !

 

bur creamed peas was onb of the first things I made

 

in High School 

 

after learning about White Sauce

 

never had it w baby potatoes !

 

a few Kudos your way Im sending.

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