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that is a cool plate!! the black square one.
and you nailed that steak.
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that looks really good. I can put a hurtin' on those potatoes.
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Today's lunch, a random noodle dish, loosely based on Hokkien noodles :
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my lunch today is bumming me out.
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I was feeling a little lazy tonight and didn't really want to cook, so I whipped up a pile of fried pork and shrimp potstickers. I drowned them in a quick sauce of sashimi soy sauce, Laoganma fried chilies in oil, garlic and a little sesame oil.
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I made “lazy mans” paella. Because I was too lazy to go get seafood. I used my cowboy disc.
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Boil till soft. Let cool for a bit Put a little oil on a baking sheet; put the potatoes on and smash em flat to about 3/8”. Whoops sorry, peter. 8- 10mm. Drizzle more oil and put on your seasoning of choice and then bake at 450 (excuse me, gas mark 8) for about 15-20 minutes. Really makes em crispy and great.
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More ribs.
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This is my comfort food. Shrimp in Lobster Sauce.
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Going to try this out this week.........available at Publix for those in Florida or neighboring states......
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Picked this up today and it's in the slow cooker now. Pulled pork tomorrow with my new sauce!
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I do pulled pork over 12 or 14 hours in the smoker, so no I don't use either of those things. When I am braising chunks of pork shoulder, for example when making taco fillings and the like, I use plain water. Of course, I also have things like garlic and onion in there. If you're leaning more towards a Cuban recipe, you might find some citrus like orange juice used.
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The difference between prime and choice ribeyes is striking but I won't say which one is better. Choice you get big beef flavor that you can play with. Prime is more subtle and deserves a gentler hand.
Ribeye with morels and shiitake, white balsamic vinegar caramel and butter. Best thing I've made in a while. Sweet and savory at its finest. ![]()
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White balsamic is completely different from dark/brown. It's more perfume than vinegar.
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A common meal that I like to make in the summer.
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Thanks, Peter...it's quite tasty.
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