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weinoo

weinoo

5 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

Shucking oysters is a skill I would love to learn. 

 

Only one way to learn...buy a proper oyster knife, some oysters, and go to it. I'm pretty sure youtube is your friend for this task.

 

Last night, the last of the Pèrigord truffle...

 

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Stored with the eggs used to make Brouillade aux truffes; the truffle grated both into and atop the brouillade. Served with warm baguette and French butter.

 

And the last of the Jidori chicken...

 

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Made this outstanding chicken soup. Stock made from the roasted carcass of said bird, along with bits and scraps.

 

weinoo

weinoo

4 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

Shucking oysters is a skill I would love to learn. 

 

Only one way to learn...buy a proper oyster knife, some oysters, and go to it. I'm pretty sure youtube is your friend for this task.

 

Last night, the last of the Pèrigord truffle...

 

IMG_5943.thumb.jpeg.3a84f027f6de90221ab0ab1f2881273a.jpeg

 

Stored with the eggs used to make Brouillade aux truffes; the truffle grated both into and atop the brouillade. Served with warm baguette and French butter.

 

And the last of the Jidori chicken...

 

IMG_5945.thumb.jpeg.70bc3b0d34e8a0859cd0b410d0137c77.jpeg

 

Made this outstanding chicken soup. Stock made from the roasted carcass of said bird, along with bits and scraps.

IMG_5945.jpeg

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