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On 2/18/2025 at 8:41 AM, Ann_T said:

Last night's dinner.

 

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Escargot in mushroom caps. Served with slices of baguette to sop up the garlic butter.

 

Lovely, Ann! How much butter? Cooked for how long and how?

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On 2/17/2025 at 11:34 PM, Dante said:

Ham and cheese sandwiches with Benedictine spread on hoecakes, side of waffle fries.

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I had to look up what Benedictine was on a sandwich.  My original thought was that it was spiked with Benedictine brandy/liqueur 🍹

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27 minutes ago, gulfporter said:

had to look up what Benedictine was

Me too but it sounds really good. I have some homemade corned beef curing and it sounds like it would be good with that.

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Yvonne Shannon

San Joaquin, Costa Rica

A member since 2017 and still loving it!

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@C. sapidus Your seafood meal sounds delicious, but oh! such a tease - no pics!

Supper was Chicken Katsu with air-fryer zucchini and Jasmine rice.

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I am on the lunch committee for our local garden club, and one of the volunteer snack contributors was sick, so I made some Banana Chocolate Candied Ginger mini egg rolls. The white chocolate I used in the test batch looked good but too sweet. So for the 40 that I made for the group, I used semi-sweet. Better!
 These are the test ones that we ate at home!
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Dejah

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I didn't make pork bulgogi very often when I had to cut up a roast, even a small one with a bone. It took too much time to just cut up for me to want to do it very often but now that the Korean grocery where we have started shopping has fresh pork shoulder and ribeye beef cut up perfectly for bulgogi and Charlie thinks the recipes I have found for both are the best. So it isn't such a hassle any more and both are not as much as they are at regular stores. The thing on the plate that looks like white Spam is tofu.  Charlie cooked that. To me tofu is like salad:  it tastes better when somebody else makes it. At first I was surprised that people even considered it food. :) Counter clock-wise to the tofu is fish cake. It doesn't taste like fish though. 

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I made royal chicken with gravy of Hyderabad. This was superb with naan, either your standard variety or best with flaky Kerala paratha. Making (cooking) is relatively easy, you simply put the marinated chicken into the oven and slow cook until done.

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Ronald N. Tan

Personal Chef at Tan Can Cook

Northern California (USA)

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14 hours ago, gulfporter said:

 

I had to look up what Benedictine was on a sandwich.  My original thought was that it was spiked with Benedictine brandy/liqueur 🍹

 

To be honest, when I first ran across it, I thought the same thing too.

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17 hours ago, gulfporter said:

I had to look up what Benedictine was on a sandwich

 

I thought it was roast monk. How disappointed I was when I read the recipe - it's just lumpy raita.

 

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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It's hotpot season here, so many hotpots have been consumed of late. A few: 

 

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Of course, some pickled chillies lift them up.

 

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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Roasted tomato pesto pasta with Boudin sourdough rolls. New pasta bowls too! My sister sends us Boudin sourdough on special occasions. Bread in Georgia sucks, and we miss SF sourdough so much.

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8 hours ago, Paul Bacino said:

@liuzhou---

 

Where can i get these broths, Recipes?

 

The simplest solution is found in commercial stock bases as shown in this topic.

 

They should be found in any Chinese or Asian supermarket and on Amazon etc.

 

The internet has hundreds of recipes for hotpots, not that many people use  a recipe as such.

 

 

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

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Garbanzo-Leek Stew with Parmesan - leeks, garbanzo beans, onions, garlic, grated parmesan, thyme and allspice are braised in a mix of vegetable broth and heavy cream. Slightly pureed and finished with diced semi-dried cherry tomatoes and tomato oil

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We are fortunate to have several excellent family-owned pizza joints nearby. Dinner last night was a Grandma style pie with crushed tomatoes/mozz/basil and a drizzle of olive oil.

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