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Lunch 2020

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kayb

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Tomatoes, ricotta cheese, some basil infused olive oil, some balsamic vinegar. Good stuff.

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Homemade Pork Egg Rolls with Mae Ploy Sweet Chilli Sauce

I would LOVE to have your recipe for those.  It's been years since I've tried to make egg rolls and I remember that my problem was getting them full enough or tightly wrapped enough.  But I wasn't a terribly experienced cook in those days.  

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robirdstx

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7 minutes ago, Kim Shook said:

I would LOVE to have your recipe for those.  It's been years since I've tried to make egg rolls and I remember that my problem was getting them full enough or tightly wrapped enough.  But I wasn't a terribly experienced cook in those days.  


Credit for the egg rolls goes to @Shelby for sharing the recipe and method she uses.

 

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19 hours ago, kayb said:

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Tomatoes, ricotta cheese, some basil infused olive oil, some balsamic vinegar. Good stuff.

 

What is the brown, cylindrical object?

robirdstx

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1 hour ago, Kim Shook said:

Thank you to you and to @Shelby, then!  


Thank you. Let me elaborate. The first time I made these egg rolls was back in April and I used the Spring Home wraps as recommended in the recipe. When I wanted to make them again, I decided not to go to the Asian market for the frozen wraps, and instead bought the fresh Nasoya ones in the produce section of my grocery store. The fresh ones are thicker, but were stretchy enough to make good rolls. There is a definite difference in the finished roll. The Spring Home wrapped rolls were shatteringly crisp, while the Nasoya were a bit chewy. I liked both.

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2 hours ago, blue_dolphin said:

 

What is the brown, cylindrical object?

A "turkey jerky" snack stick.

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23 minutes ago, kayb said:

A "turkey jerky" snack stick.

My mind wa so boggled I stopped imagining as I had the same ???!

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They're not half bad. I wish I remembered where I got them.

 

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Duck soup. Stock made from Beijing Duck carcass. Duck breast, leeks, garlic, scallions and white pepper. Baguette for dunking.

 

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26 minutes ago, liuzhou said:

Duck soup. Stock made from Beijing Duck carcass. Duck breast, leeks, garlic, scallions and white pepper. Baguette for dunking.

Quite, quite jealous. Looks delicious. 

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Quick stir fry with Broccoli, Red Pepper, Shitatki Mushrooms, and Peanuts - with a Soy Glaze / Hoisin sauce.  Served over jasmine rice.

 

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Yesterday's late lunch, after a late breakfast and before a late dinner:

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Cheeses are Point Reyes Bay bleu and Murray’s Brie Fermier.  The Brie was the stinkiest Brie we’ve ever eaten.  It was sitting on the kitchen counter and we could smell it around the corner in the dining room.  Good, though.  Served with fig salami, crackers, fig jam, and some Golden Syrup.  The syrup was a gift from Jessica, bless her heart.  I have no idea why anyone would buy this in the cans anymore.  Yes, they are beautiful.  When this one is empty, I'll wash it and put it on a shelf to show off in my kitchen.  And then I will only ever buy the squeeze bottle.  What a freaking mess the can is to serve from.  Nothing helps - you can't spoon or pour from it.  And if you're going to transfer it to another dispenser, you might as well buy the squeeze bottle in the first place!  Rant completed.  

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Yesterday's late lunch, after a late breakfast and before a late dinner:

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Cheeses are Point Reyes Bay bleu and Murray’s Brie Fermier.  The Brie was the stinkiest Brie we’ve ever eaten.  It was sitting on the kitchen counter and we could smell it around the corner in the dining room.  Good, though.  Served with fig salami, crackers, fig jam, and some Golden Syrup.  The syrup was a gift from Jessica, bless her heart.  I have no idea why anyone would buy this in the cans anymore.  Yes, they are beautiful.  When this one is empty, I'll wash it and put it on a shelf to show off in my kitchen.  And then I will only ever buy the squeeze bottle.  What a freaking mess the can is to serve from.  Nothing helps - you can't spoon or pour from it.  And if you're going to transfer it to another dispenser, you might as well buy the squeeze bottle in the first place!  Rant completed.  

This reminds me of a story from about 15 years ago - my wife and I were heading to visit her father and flying by Jet Blue.  We had somewhat recently returned from a vacation in France and were on a French cheese kick.  We thought it would be a great idea to get a nice Camembert and baguette for lunch while on the plane... anyway, to make a long story short, while we're sitting in our seats waiting for takeoff, the plastic bag containing the wrapped cheese sitting on the floor under our seat, we start to smell something a little... funky.  The Camembert was nice and ripe indeed and was announcing its presence on the plane.  We were mortified - we had no idea that it would be that pungent.  It was delicious, but we really felt bad for all those sitting around us...

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KennethT

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30 minutes ago, lindag said:

So are you the guy who cooks fish in the office microwave?

worse... shrimp paste....  just kidding - my work lunches are always the same thing - some pasta with Rao's tomato sauce... that's why they've never (and will never) appear on this thread!!

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I'm not a fan of faux meat, I usually prefer to choose dishes that are vegetarian by nature, or those in which meat is a secondary flavoring/texture agent (i.e. mapo tofu) and can therefore be substituted.

But sometimes one just feels for a specific dish.

Setian meatballs not-meat-cubes ( :P ) bound with eggs, parmesan, smoked paprika, garlic, herbs, dark malt syrup, chili, pepper. I bake them like a meatloaf and cut into cubes. They doesn't taste like, but they are quite good.

Simple tomato sauce with butter, onion, garlic, sage and chili flakes.

 

 

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On 10/9/2020 at 3:48 PM, KennethT said:

This reminds me of a story from about 15 years ago - my wife and I were heading to visit her father and flying by Jet Blue.  We had somewhat recently returned from a vacation in France and were on a French cheese kick.  We thought it would be a great idea to get a nice Camembert and baguette for lunch while on the plane... anyway, to make a long story short, while we're sitting in our seats waiting for takeoff, the plastic bag containing the wrapped cheese sitting on the floor under our seat, we start to smell something a little... funky.  The Camembert was nice and ripe indeed and was announcing its presence on the plane.  We were mortified - we had no idea that it would be that pungent.  It was delicious, but we really felt bad for all those sitting around us...

 

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Minimum spices, maximum flavour- boeuf bourgignon... a bit of FXCuisine, a bit of Julia Child and a few of tricks I picked along the way. Smells and tastes far  better than it looks. (A thing I should have done is either to thicken or reduce the sauce, but I left it as is to make reheating easier... it can always be done when reheating.)

 

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Made a Guinness stew for John to take up to Poughkeepsie.  Pulled out potatoes, carrots, onions and parsnips and made a mushroom gravy for myself.

Meatballs are in production for baking for later; shrimp for roasting are thawing.

Made a pile of John's pasta so he can heat up whatever he wants when he gets home later.

 

Meat ball sub or lunch later...

Also had made tuna salad for a sandwich as well as mixing with some macaroni salad.

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Done folding and sealing.

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Cooked gyoza-style

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Simply steamed

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The filling is the squash is the big one in bottom photo and on back seat of the bike, pink salmon colour . Deep orange flesh, and sweet.

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On my 5th tray of Bursa black figs

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Warm soft tofu with ginger-honey syrup

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heidih

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Done folding and sealing.

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Cooked gyoza-style

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yOvSwKh.jpg

 

Simply steamed

pVLccd4.jpg

 

The filling is the squash is the big one in bottom photo and on back seat of the bike, pink salmon colour . Deep orange flesh, and sweet.

YMQ6Dvi.jpg

 

On my 5th tray of Bursa black figs

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Warm soft tofu with ginger-honey syrup

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I like the folding style on your dumplings. My hands are not so nimble anymore so looks simpler than pleating, yet appealing. The fig/cheese combo  :)

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