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Dinner 2023


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Fisherman's Stew over some chili crisp tossed rice noodles. House guests next weekend I'll make some fresh boule loaves. --I made noodles for next day lunch salad bowls. Rather have fresh bread for the broth. Nice tender mussels from WildFork. Cod and salmon under. The salmon sucked. 

I'll save that for salmon croquettes. Dry and tough. Not had salmon like that ever. (WildFork)

My menu does not have much starch so fresh bread seems perfect. 

 

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Charlie liked the fried chicken in the new Air Fryer but said it needed more garlic.  He requested to have it again with mac and cheese but he is tired of the kind that comes in a box so I made some homemade with bread crumbs.

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A chicken dish to use up some veg etc.

Onion, garlic, olives, mushrooms, tomatoes, capsicum and fresh basil, rosemary and oregano.  Passata sauce and some penne pasta.

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12 minutes ago, Norm Matthews said:

Charlie liked the fried chicken in the new Ari Fryer but said it needed more garlic.  He requested to have it again with mac and cheese but he is tired of the kind that comes in a box so I made some homemade with bread crumbs.

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So does he like the more stout version of mac and cheese. Like the well done corners if baked? In the couple BBQ joints I've gone to aroind here regulars often ask for the end pieces with the crunch.

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Jars can be our friends, especially on the day you return from a trip.  Went to US for first time since Aug. 2021....and bought a house!!

 

Blackened grilled salmon over white beans (from Spain) and artichoke hearts (from Peru).  All I added were a few cloves of garlic, chopped shallot and fresh rosemary from my patio. 

 

Wish it wasn't so white, but flavors were there. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, heidih said:

So does he like the more stout version of mac and cheese. Like the well done corners if baked? In the couple BBQ joints I've gone to aroind here regulars often ask for the end pieces with the crunch.

I don't know.  There weren't any corners like that in the dish today. It was just baked until the fresh buttered bread crumbs were browned.  I'll ask him what he thinks about that.  He said the chicken was perfect and the mac n cheese was delicious.

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9 minutes ago, Norm Matthews said:

I don't know.  There weren't any corners like that in the dish today. It was just baked until the fresh buttered bread crumbs were browned.  I'll ask him what he thinks about that.  He said the chicken was perfect and the mac n cheese was delicious.

so you had a win! Thumbs up :)

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1 hour ago, gfweb said:

@C. sapidus I braise red cabbage in apple juice with diced onions,  a shot of cider vinegar and allspice (not too much)

Thanks, that sounds good @gfweb! For the leftovers tonight I added more S&P, more walnuts, and a sprinkling of green chile powder that a friend made in Maine. Definite improvement, although a jolt of acid might have been nice, too.

 

All About Braising has a recipe for red cabbage braised with maple and ginger. Gotta try that.

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9 hours ago, gfweb said:

@C. sapidus I braise red cabbage in apple juice with diced onions,  a shot of cider vinegar and allspice (not too much)

Pretty much the same here, though I go with caraway rather than allspice.

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11 hours ago, gulfporter said:

Jars can be our friends, especially on the day you return from a trip.  Went to US for first time since Aug. 2021....and bought a house!!

 

Congratulations!  

 

It was rather miserable here weather wise last night, so I made spaghetti and meatballs with garlic toast

 

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@C. sapidus: I think Ali Slagle's Crispy Grains with Kielbases and Red Cabbage is a very good way to use red cabbage. Take a look here. If it appeals, PM me and I'll send what I can of the recipe.

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Spring yard clean-up has begun! Quick meals ahead!

 

Curry Beef, Basmati rice, and stir-fried veg.            CurryBeef0803.jpg.233c434f2848a9b2304deeccc9593d26.jpg

 

Basmati rice redux= Veg fried rice with bits of the leftover curry beef tossed in

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Our Soo's Restaurant #12A: Cantonese Chow Mein with liberty taken with veg;-)

 

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Dinner was a staple in my pantry: canned deep fried dace with black beans: over Shanghai bok choy. Eaten with Jasmin rice.

 

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Spent yesterday making Char Siu baos with the pork I cooked in the Big Easy a few days ago. Most of the 3 doz went out of the house. These 8 were the rejects;-)

  

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Dessert was one of these: Tart shells were bought from the Chinese grocery

 

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5 hours ago, chromedome said:

Pretty much the same here, though I go with caraway rather than allspice.


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Lupini beans in a slightly sweet curry with plenty of coriander seeds and tamarind, cashew.

Okra in yogurt sauce with turmeric, garlic and hing.

Black pepper rice. Not pictured - home made mango chutney. 

 

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Nontraditional keema with ground chicken, onions fried caramel brown in ghee, garlic, ginger, bird chilies, curry leaves, turmeric, garam masala, lime juice, and flat-leaf parsley. I make keema quite often, and Mrs. C said this was her favorite yet.

 

Spinach with ghee, whole cumin, cayenne, and turmeric, cooked down with bone broth. Microwave lime-cilantro rice to go with (quite good, so am happy to be lazy until it is gone).

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Another nice big beef schnitzel with other stuff.  I was quite literally going to just serve the schnitzel until I was told otherwise.

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Take-out chicken in black bean sauce over rice and an egg roll. 

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10 hours ago, Dejah said:

Spring yard clean-up has begun! Quick meals ahead!

 

Curry Beef, Basmati rice, and stir-fried veg.            CurryBeef0803.jpg.233c434f2848a9b2304deeccc9593d26.jpg

 

Basmati rice redux= Veg fried rice with bits of the leftover curry beef tossed in

                                                                                    BasmatiRiceRedux0809.jpg.eef91d059ae65800e3d230fee02ec580.jpg

 

Our Soo's Restaurant #12A: Cantonese Chow Mein with liberty taken with veg;-)

 

                                                                                   CantoneseChowMein0798.jpg.1cc57238493f83af8ab28c570ba9cf50.jpg

 

Dinner was a staple in my pantry: canned deep fried dace with black beans: over Shanghai bok choy. Eaten with Jasmin rice.

 

                                                                                   FaceandShanghiBokChoy0808.jpg.ca57e22983da28b7cd793981db56cfc6.jpg

 

Spent yesterday making Char Siu baos with the pork I cooked in the Big Easy a few days ago. Most of the 3 doz went out of the house. These 8 were the rejects;-)

  

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Dessert was one of these: Tart shells were bought from the Chinese grocery

 

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What is dace?

 

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12 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

What is dace?

 

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a small freshwater fish related to the carp, typically living in running water.

 

Very common in China, nearly always canned with black fermented soy beans. Traditionally a poor man's food. Avalable in every supermarket and cornershop.

 

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