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Ddanno

Ddanno

20 hours ago, Dejah said:

Chicken Francese for supper. It's an Italian dish. Wondering about the name Francese...named for a lady chef?

It was quite nice, with just a hint of lemon in the sauce.
                                                ChickenFrancese9841.jpg.c1d2ee3021726022ed83c03f7736eca2.jpg
 

 

A friend introduced us to Mustard Pickles. She had given us a couple of jars and we really like them. So I made my own batch last week. The pickle goes well with chicken pork, hot dogs. That's the yellow stuff on the lower left.

 

It has a similar hue to piccalilli, one of the three* British Ghosts of Christmas Condiments:

 

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/easy-piccalilli

 

*The other two being Branston pickle and Gentleman's Relish 

Ddanno

Ddanno

20 hours ago, Dejah said:

Chicken Francese for supper. It's an Italian dish. Wondering about the name Francese...named for a lady chef?

It was quite nice, with just a hint of lemon in the sauce.
                                                ChickenFrancese9841.jpg.c1d2ee3021726022ed83c03f7736eca2.jpg
 

 

A friend introduced us to Mustard Pickles. She had given us a couple of jars and we really like them. So I made my own batch last week. The pickle goes well with chicken pork, hot dogs. That's the yellow stuff on the lower left.

 

It has a similar hue to piccalilli, one of the three British Ghosts of Christmas Condiments:

 

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/easy-piccalilli

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