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TEN fires?  Is that a personal best?  If they fill you up too much, I would be happy to take that sandwich off your hands!  It looks awesome.

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Sunday night = pizza night (you knew this already). Last week I made an extra pizza for the neighbors boy, today I had three orders more ... am happy to report that my output gets very consistent.

 

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Ham & Mozzarella 

 

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Mushrooms, Mozzarella & Jamon Serrano

 

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Mushrooms, Olives, Mozzarella & Jamon Serrano

 

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Mushrooms, Salami & Mozzarella

 

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Olives, Salami & Mozzarella 

 

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Fresh cheese, Lamb filet & Mint (for me)

 

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Obligatory crumb shot ...

 

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With my improvised cooling rack I can at least present the nice bottom spotting ...

 

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Enjoyed together with the original Peter Pan movie 🤗

 

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last night's dinner, slow-cooker mac-and cheese (orecchiette, prosciutto, bacon cheddar) with air fried asparagus on the side.

 

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@Duvel 

 

entre nous 

 

sorry my German is a bit weak

 

back in the day , when I was 10 - 11 ys

 

and my parents were teachers and were invited to

 

several places in Germany and etc

 

I knew how to count .   I knew how to ask politely 

 

in the various "" sausage houses "   to get a pair or more of

 

sausage , on rye bread , possibly w a small beer

 

and pay up and ask for the Lavatoir 

 

good days then

 

Soooo

 

what's the state of 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weisswurst

 

my favorite sausage 

 

and I have many.

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Asparagus again. 7 kilos in 2 weeks.

With beetroot-cured salmon and North Sea shrimp (Crangon crangon).

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On 4/12/2020 at 8:04 PM, Smithy said:

More about the buttermilk ricotta, please. How did you make it? That may be just the way to use up some buttermilk I've had hanging around for far too long.

 

I've replied to your PM. Cheers.

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23 minutes ago, gfweb said:

Bacon-wrapped halibut, beurre blanc, Roasted broccoli, potatoes

 

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How do you roast your broccoli?

 

Cooking is cool.  And kitchen gear is even cooler.  -- Chad Ward

Whatever you crave, there's a dumpling for you. -- Hsiao-Ching Chou

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1 minute ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

How do you roast your broccoli?

 

Blanch in salted boiling water for about 90sec. Spin dry and roast at 375 convection in the Breville. Takes about 15 min or so. These could’ve been more browned, but it’s a fine line between just right and dried out. 
 

I tried using the steam oven without steam, but the oven seals so tight, they ended up steaming anyway. 

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Thinly sliced and pounded pork, egg and whole wheat flour “breading” with blistered green beans and mushroom sauce.  DH called it Jägerschnitzel.  My unauthentic cooking streak continues and I enjoy it.

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2 hours ago, gfweb said:

Bacon-wrapped halibut, beurre blanc, Roasted broccoli, potatoes

 

Truly lovely. How do you do your halibut?

 

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33 minutes ago, TdeV said:

 

Truly lovely. How do you do your halibut?

 

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I took a strip of bacon and thinned  it by pressing on it hard with my chefs knife.  If you don’t, it takes forever to cook the bacon and the fish gets overdone. 
 

I pan roasted it, paying lots of attention  to the bacon on the sides of the fish which needs to be done too. Basting with hot oil did a lot and I briefly torched it to finish cooking the edge bacon. 
 

Even so, the halibut was a bit over...just a bit.  I should have chilled it first. 

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Tonight:  bread and cheese and a little Lady Alice apple.  Last night's Vivek Singh barramundi recipe was fantastic however every orifice and mucous membrane protested.

 

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Whatever you crave, there's a dumpling for you. -- Hsiao-Ching Chou

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Yorkies. Mushroom gravy.

Also scrambled eggs and a salad.

 

 

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