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16 minutes ago, Kim Shook said:

@Shelby - I meant to ask - re: the corned beef sandwich kit.  How was the cole slaw?  I can't get my head around a mail order salad.  Did it come dressed?  Or did you do that part?  Inquiring minds.  

It was pretty good...needed some salt.  It was a creamy slaw and yes, it came dressed in a plastic container in a cooler type thing with ice packs.

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13 hours ago, heidih said:

 

I meant from bees that gather from the plants or mixed in fruit in some form. Like when we say clpver or orange

Just asked the owners.  They are from bees that gather from the plants though they also do some infused honey.  They said they are constantly moving the hives around and use limited hives in an area.  Course in south Jersey its easy to find acres of blueberries to glean from.

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Nothing is better than frying in lard.

Nothing.  Do not quote me on this.

 

Linda Ellerbee

Take Big Bites

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We like AB's Shakshuka so much we've made it a few times.

 

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This is just my 3 eggs, my wife eats 2 eggs.  We only put 5 in.

It makes more then the 2 of us can eat so we save the left over sauce and eat with Nan and it's very tasty.

 

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Posted
27 minutes ago, Norm Matthews said:

Charlie always wants Mac &Cheese with steak.  The steaks were in the freezer waiting for an event that didn't happen.   We also had squash stuffed with rice, onion, corn, poblano pepper and cheese. 

 

I'll just take that squash as my meal :)

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Husband asked for naked sliced cucumber which he would address

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He had designs on Blenheim apricot balsamic and blood orange olive oil brought by recent dinner guests.    I didn't get a taste...so I guess it worked.

 

Sausage and pepper pasta.   

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Excellent.  

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On 1/16/2020 at 1:33 AM, Okanagancook said:

Yes, battered and deep fried!  

Actually my onion rings were breaded and oven baked 😊

Still not healthy by any means. But I am not brave enough to deep fry anything at home. 

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Posted
12 hours ago, Raamo said:

We like AB's Shakshuka so much we've made it a few times.

 

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This is just my 3 eggs, my wife eats 2 eggs.  We only put 5 in.

It makes more then the 2 of us can eat so we save the left over sauce and eat with Nan and it's very tasty.

 

 

That's looks delicious, the recipe also seems to be well spiced (thought personally, I'd skip the lemon).

Shakshuka sauce keeps well, I always makes double or triple batches. Makes a great weekday dinner - just throw in an egg :)

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~ Shai N.

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1 hour ago, shain said:

 

That's looks delicious, the recipe also seems to be well spiced (thought personally, I'd skip the lemon).

Shakshuka sauce keeps well, I always makes double or triple batches. Makes a great weekday dinner - just throw in an egg :)

 

I love the preserved lemon, would not skip it!

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Ciceri e tria.

Pasta mista, some of it fried. Chickpeas, Italian soffritto,  rosemary, parsley, garlic, parm.

 

 

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~ Shai N.

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 I baked up some Cuban bread from the latest issue of Cook's Country magazine

 

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And used it to make swordfish banh mis

 

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Saturday evening: family wanted to go for Thai. Searched for a decent restaurant, found it, made reservations and was getting ready to leave. Wife returns from the cellar, still unpacking boxes from Hong Kong, and had found our Raclette grill, so ... change of plans - and actually a quite happy one, as we had copious amounts of cheese and cold cuts at home !


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Posted
8 hours ago, CantCookStillTry said:

Actually my onion rings were breaded and oven baked 😊

Still not healthy by any means. But I am not brave enough to deep fry anything at home. 

 

Would love to hear more about your method!  They look fantastic.

 

I have tried a few times to do baked onion rings (fries I have down pat) but have had mixed results...

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@Duvel 

 

is this the Raclette-ie

 

thing of a mageegie ?

 

[ pls excuse spelling  ]

 

well

 

how does it work ?

 

Ive studied Your Complete Table'

 

one Id not just like

 

but gobble up

 

no Rain in my comment :

 

what's the situation in your area 

 

for Tongue ?

 

various T's ?

 

miss it myself

 

razor thin 

 

in the Top of the Line

 

sandwich 

 

cheers

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You put whatever you like (e.g. cold cuts, fruit, potatoes, mushrooms) into individual little pans and top them with raclette cheese (or other varieties). Then you put it into the raclette grill, which is a broiler with a strong top heating element, that will melt the cheese over the content of your pan. The broiler coil is directly under the metal cover, which in turn gets pretty hot and is used for roasting bread, or frying bacon ...

 

Ox tongue (cured and boiled) is easily available at any butcher. I do love it as waferthin slices piled on top of rye bread with some dijonnaise or sometimes horseradish mayo ...

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Tonight's dinner: Chicken Marbella variation (using just chicken breast, and done as a saute dish) with steamed corn (with nutritional yeast, smoked paprika, and umeboshi vinegar) on the side.

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Left a plate of fuyu on the table in order to ask husband what dressing he wanted.    He attacked the plate, happy with nature's flavors.   ....all gone.

 

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Green chili and cheese enchiladas

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eGullet member #80.

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It snowed here last night so I made soup for supper.  Two kinds, because of course no one can agree on what ingredients they like 🙄  Creamy chicken, mushroom, and mini gnocchi

 

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Pumpkin and apple with bacon-pumpkin seed granola

 

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Both recipes from the Half Baked Harvest cookbooks

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No photos, dinner at home last night also. Pan seared tuna that I had briefly marinated in soy/lime/ginger, oven roasted broccoli and garnet sweet potato (microwaved sweet potatoes until softened a bit, cut in to 1/2" thick circles, sprinkle of ancho chili, salt, and one drop of honey on top of each before roasting).

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"Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast" - Oscar Wilde

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Noma Seefood Season

 

I like Seafood and even more to Seefood and we decided to hit Seafood Season at Noma post NYE festivities to start 2020 on a high.

 

Copenhagen was cold - wet and windy and I was jet lagged and sleepy but the show must go on as instructed by my loving wife....... and you have not met my MIL yet......

 

 

Noma

 

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The Seafood menu

 

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Next stop will be in a small French restaurant with an Argentinian Chef: Le Mirazur.....here we come.......

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