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On 12/10/2021 at 11:00 AM, heidih said:

You may want to check out the freeze option  https://www.seriouseats.com/frozen-roasted-sweet-potato-5210149

 

I have seven bags of pureed sweet potatoes in my deep freezer from last late winter/early spring's CSA delivery.  I am trying not to add any more until we eat those.  Luckily my niece comes home for an extended holiday break starting next Thursday and sweet potatoes are one of her favorites so hopefully by the time she goes back to school I'll have things under control.  The radishes however...we got more delivered yesterday!

 

The bay scallops from Nantucket are in their brief season, so yesterday we splurged and got some to have on spaghetti with a lemon garlic butter sauce.  I doubt we will have them again--they (and lobsters!) are even more expensive than usual this year.  Luckily a little goes a long way.

 

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On 12/9/2021 at 7:20 PM, Margaret Pilgrim said:

Continuing our way through the Thanksgiving ham, tonight was a husband's childhood memory, scalloped potatoes with ham (onions and cheese).

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My husband and kids favourite memory of supper with Nana.
I made the combo but no onions in the scalloped taters. F-i-l was not a fan of onions, so we've always made it without onions.

 

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Put together Beef Fajita last night quickly as I over-slept on my afternoon nap! Had all the ingredients, so it was easily put together in 30 minutes

 

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8 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

That steak is gorgeous. 

I take no credit - but I do thank the cow and the farmer!

 

Usually I try to get to my local butchers (who sources within 150KM) as they age their beef for 8 weeks (if you ask) and it is divine (has a funky old cheese element to it)

 

This one was a USDA Prime NY Strip from Pusateri's - I prefer ribeye, but this was good - and the leftovers made for some great steak sandwiches! :)

 

 

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I was boned by Baldor, a NYC restaurant supplier. My last delivery was July 1st via invoices. Mid Sept I had an open cart of maybe 7 items but decided to just order local WholeFoods. Fast forward Thanksgiving I decided I missed some Baldor favorites. My cart was emptied from Sept as usually happens. Instead they placed that order in 'invoices' even though I gave no 'pay now' or 'proceed to cart'. Or 'proceed to payment'. I received double on these items. Bulk quantities. Two 5 lb bags of wild rice. 8 pounds of merguez. 😂. 20 pounds of cheese instead of 10. And a full tray of gorgeous tomatoes at twice the price of Sept. 

 

I almost went Bourdain Kitchen Confidential on them. One chapter he called and lost it on them for a bum order and slammed the phone. An employee, over-hearing the rant, said it was not Baldor but another supplier. 

 

So, I had a brief kitchen meditation and realized worse thing could happen. Embrace it. Gorgeous tomatoes at caviar prices. Fortunately they are slowly ripening unlike avocados. (all at once)

 

Salmon BLT Avocado

A summer season favorite in December...no complaints. Butcher Box bacon

 

 

 

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Fortunately the cheeses freeze beautifully. Slow roasted a couple trays of tomatoes. Maybe a nice tomato/garlic/leek soup. 

 

 

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The old "when life gives you lemons make lemonade". Those tomatoes hopefully taste as lovely as they look.

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After several months, I have started making sourdough bread again.  I started with commercial rapid rise yeast and fed it for a few days. Yeast is like hybrid plants whose seeds will not bloom as the hybrid but as it originally was.  Yeast will revert to its natural wild state in a few days.  It seems to be the one everyone really likes-except Charlie.  He seems to be getting tired of it.  We had steak with it.

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41 minutes ago, Norm Matthews said:

I think he is just tired of it.  

 

Spoiled boy ;)

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Stewed veal tongue, with mushrooms and sausages in a Madeira sauce, served with red cabbage and potatoes. This is one of my father’s favorite foods and my mom cooks it very often when we come to visit. 
 

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The above dinner means I could plate nicer and take better pictures. But the shrimp fried rice and sautéed spinach were fine.

 

Yesterday, I took out the Mouli to play...

 

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The céleri rémoulade and carrotes râpées were served alongside (but on a different plate) slices of a small pork roast and mashed potatoes, which fortunately I failed to take a picture of.

 

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8 minutes ago, weinoo said:

Yesterday, I took out the Mouli to play...

Kitchen toys are kitchen toys! 

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Anna Nielsen aka "Anna N"

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10 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

Norm, did you ask him?

 

No. I can tell that he does not eat it as often as before. He declined any at dinner.  He also seldom ever eats left overs or the same thing two days in a row.  I have probably spoiled him.

 

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Pork lenderloin steak with frsh shiitake, coriander leaf/cilantro garlic and rice wine. Carb free. But, I've not been in good shape and I haven't really eaten for days and this is me easing back into foodland.

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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1 hour ago, liuzhou said:

Pork lenderloin steak with frsh shiitake, coriander leaf/cilantro garlic and rice wine. Carb free. But, I've not been in good shape and I haven't really eaten for days and this is me easing back into foodland.

 

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I hope you are all right. Good food has good healing powers.

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