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Bried chicken breast cooked 1-10-10 then finished with an olive oil, black garlic, chilli and Chinese chive sauce. Served with orzo and a side salad which I neglected to  photograph. Just a simple green salad. You know. Green stuff.

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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3 hours ago, Anna N said:

I am not much of a fan of pulled pork but when you put a fried egg on top of it in the breakfast thread you won me over. 

I know you are a fan of mushrooms, see my 'faux' pulled pork dinner up-thread, I bet you would enjoy (as I also know we share a love for caramelized onions!)

 

 

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Got the lasagna pan that @JoNorvelleWalker and @rotuts and others were talking about and I've been wanting to use it.  Had some homemade pasta dough in the fridge so I did a venison lasagna last night.  

 

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Pan worked perfect.  I really like the size.

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@Duvel 

 

so out-Standing !

 

coleslaw   and everything else

 

but  , there pickles make this 

 

dish or sandwich 

 

for me

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dinner a few weeks ago :

 

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one of my favorites :

 

ravioli / tortelli    in Turkey Broth , scrambled eggs dribbled in and

 

Tj's  chopped  " Bag of Shrubbery "

 

I discovered that Tj's  " greens ' keep way longer than baby spinach

 

i have enough for two more Units of this , so one will tonight

 

( some leftover for tomorrow breakfast )  one one tomorrow

 

Im freezing the other ravioli / tortillini I have

 

 

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15 minutes ago, rotuts said:

dinner a few weeks ago :

 

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one of my favorites :

 

ravioli / tortelli    in Turkey Broth , scrambled eggs dribbled in and

 

Tj's  chopped  " Bag of Shrubbery "

 

I discovered that Tj's  " greens ' keep way longer than baby spinach

 

i have enough for two more Units of this , so one will tonight

 

( some leftover for tomorrow breakfast )  one one tomorrow

 

Im freezing the other ravioli / tortillini I have

 

 

 

I also use boxed sauteing greens.   I usually cook up the entire box for the two of us, but have started rationing us to half a box.    Husband made a fast shopping run yesterday and not one boxed green was available.   I need to do "grow dances" in front of the chard plant in the backyard.

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@Margaret Pilgrim

 

these are ht ones , from TJ's 

 

( posted in the Tj's thread a while back )

 

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I just chop them up and add them to the finished hot soup.

 

tehy wilt a little and add a pleasant texture.

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46 minutes ago, rotuts said:

@Margaret Pilgrim

 

these are ht ones , from TJ's 

 

( posted in the Tj's thread a while back )

 

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I just chop them up and add them to the finished hot soup.

 

tehy wilt a little and add a pleasant texture.

Be cautious with those 'pre-washed' salad bags.

 

There is often pieces of rotten salad hidden within - my wife once got sick from a box of baby arugula - ever since we diligently wash and pick through them.

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Made turkey chili last night, and found that I miscalculated my canned bean supply, only had one can of pintos. Lots of chickpeas, though...we are good for hummous.

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1 hour ago, TicTac said:

Be cautious with those 'pre-washed' salad bags.

 

There is often pieces of rotten salad hidden within - my wife once got sick from a box of baby arugula - ever since we diligently wash and pick through them.

Rotten salad is  gross, but probably didn't make her sick.

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1 hour ago, mgaretz said:

1" thick burger, from frozen

 

Mark, looks good. Do you make your burgers and then freeze them or buy the burgers frozen?

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23 minutes ago, TdeV said:

 

Mark, looks good. Do you make your burgers and then freeze them or buy the burgers frozen?

 

I make them and freeze them (when ground beef goes on a deep sale). I also do this because my wife likes a 1/4 lb burger and I like a 1/2 lb burger.  I used to shape them, freeze them on a cookie sheet with parchment paper, then vacuum seal them.  This was to allow them to keep their shape when the bag compresses them.  But lately I have just been sealing them then freezing as the shape isn't altered that much.

 

 

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my dinner tonight :

 

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this is 1/2 of what I made

 

its very similar to what I made a few weeks ago

 

but had some Fz generic veg Ive had in my Fz   for some time

 

i rehydrate them , and give them a few more minutes in the

 

stock before the

 

Mighty Fine Three Bridges  Ravioli

 

plunge in

 

and I used 1/2 of the TJ's Shrubbery   I still have 

 

the other  1/2   for tomorrow

 

and  eggs scrambled  in the soup

 

each day

 

some for tomorrow

 

however , what's a bit new

 

Im enjoying this , as its just me and MC

 

with the current ep of BetrerCallSaul

 

and that's fine here for me 

 

its not BCS  or anything like that

 

as Im a student of texture in movies and etc

 

this has it ,  and so many other Vids I have do too.

 

 

P.S.:  looking forward to BCS  next tuesday.

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Tomato with blue cheese dressing

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Asparagus beef with...TJ's couscous and seed mixture, since husband has mentioned that we seem to enjoying nightly rice.

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We had company for dinner tonight.  Charlie told me they were invited yesterday.  They came early and I forgot to take before pictures.  These are some leftovers.  I had taken a brisket point and brined it for three weeks, but it was so big, fatty and thick that it could have uses another couple of weeks.  The flat coned beef we had was bought from Heritage foods. It was from Wagyu  cattle imported in from Japan and raised in Texas.  It was good but next year I'll go back to brining my own flat.  We had with it some scones, cabbage, carrots, parsnips, rutabagas, strawberries with whipped cream and angel food cake.  I made a Guinness mustard sauce and an Bushmills horseradish sauce too.

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Dinner was leftover maccheroni quadrifoglio with walnut sauce.

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/160121-dinner-2020/?do=findComment&comment=2238172

 

Even better because the sauce was hot from not trying to take a photograph.  To reheat the butter-tossed quadrifoglio I steamed it in the CSO for 20 minutes.  Then mixed with warmed walnut sauce.  Excellent.

 

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