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Posted
29 minutes ago, rotuts said:

@chefmd 

 

any other ref. for that duck ?

 

I can't load the page.

 

thanks

Regrettably it's paywalled to anyone without a Premium membership.

 

I found what appears to be the same recipe elsewhere: http://spoonbreadforhieronymus.blogspot.com/2008/12/amazing-five-hour-duck.html

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Nicolai said:

Eating money.........

 

We landed again at Tokyo Narita airport and took the train to Kobe as sheer lunatics to have dinner at Kobe.

 

So our friends invited us us to Mouriya in Kobe to have some Kobe Beef.

 

The cuts of beef were Grade A5 which is supposed to be the top grade.

 

and here it is:

 

 

 

 

 

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with certificates as well. Good thing they did not give us a DNA test as well.

 

 

 

 

 

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No idea what the docs say but please translate for me if you wish.

 

Taste wise and the bottom line is that we were not bowled over as the meat is too tender for our taste and I am more used to feel a bite on my steak.

Kobe grade A5 and you are eating softer and tender money........Mind you I don't even like Truffles Piedmont or Périgord.

So Aberdeen Angus is still our favourite and we love Scotland and it's people.

 

Oh well, Argentina ere vee come........Love Tango!

 

 

Agreed on Kobe beef. Too fatty and limp.

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Posted

@Nicolai

 

 Im not going to ask ...

 

what was the total cost , and how many people ?

 

I agree w you on the Beef.   

 

at least  you got to try it.

 

did you bring your Statins along for the trip ?

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I roasted chicken breasts, bone in before leaving for work yesterday so we could have Hot Chicken Sandwiches.  

Made the gravy in the morning too.  Served with our traditional double fried fries and canned peas.

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My son bought me an early Christmas present.  A new kitchen toy. With two blades.

3/8th inch and a 1/2 inch.  Yesterday's fries were the 1/2".

 

 

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Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, rotuts said:

@Nicolai

 

 Im not going to ask ...

 

what was the total cost , and how many people ?

 

I agree w you on the Beef.   

 

at least  you got to try it.

 

did you bring your Statins along for the trip ?

 

 

Dunno the cost as we were invited and expensive vino was involved. I estimate around USD350 per person for the Kobe meat only, for a party of 5 hungry Ladybirds:

 

As for my Statins, I am a walking pharmacy........

 

 

 

 

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The preverbal Turkey left-over dish!!

 

Stuff peppers wild rice and thighs-  The wild rice I cooking in PC Turkey stock ( lips are still tacky )

 

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Posted (edited)

@Paul Bacino 

 

I appreciate your choice  not to use GBP

 

one Kudos your way for each non-GBP

 

after all  you saved me a buch of time

 

Id have to figue out how to go to the 

 

member place where i would 

 

block you out  

 

until the end of time

 

or when my iMac no longer worked 

 

which ever is first.

 

cheers

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Posted
9 hours ago, Nicolai said:

Eating money.........

 

We landed again at Tokyo Narita airport and took the train to Kobe as sheer lunatics to have dinner at Kobe.

 

So our friends invited us us to Mouriya in Kobe to have some Kobe Beef.

 

The cuts of beef were Grade A5 which is supposed to be the top grade.

 

and here it is:

 

 

 

 

 

WFgZVOI.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

fXRbN05.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

8QRsYto.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

RAmStic.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

with certificates as well. Good thing they did not give us a DNA test as well.

 

 

 

 

 

VXfY2opI.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

62knQJo.jpg

 

 

 

 

No idea what the docs say but please translate for me if you wish.

 

Taste wise and the bottom line is that we were not bowled over as the meat is too tender for our taste and I am more used to feel a bite on my steak.

Kobe grade A5 and you are eating softer and tender money........Mind you I don't even like Truffles Piedmont or Périgord.

So Aberdeen Angus is still our favourite and we love Scotland and it's people.

 

Oh well, Argentina ere vee come........Love Tango!

 

OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted
4 minutes ago, gfweb said:

Duck breast loves sous vide

Although I am a fan of sous vide for many things, duck breast is not one of them. The duck breasts I can get or so small that I find that sautéing them works better. YMMV. 

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Asparagus, Berkshire chop, sweet potato.  Sweet potato not cooked on the Philips grill.

 

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Last night, the end of the Thanksgiving turkey was made into sandwiches with avocado, bacon, and carmelized shallot aioli

 

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Posted
2 hours ago, tonyrocks922 said:

Black Eyed Peas made with leftover Thanksgiving ham. Jiffy cornbread. 

2 hours ago, tonyrocks922 said:

Black Eyed Peas made with leftover Thanksgiving ham. Jiffy cornbread. 


 

 

 

Eager for 2020 to arrive are ya?  Looks great.

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