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Last of the turkey went in a bbq sauce for pulled turkey.
Has half a breast in the freezer for turkey soups. But not this week, turkeyd out. |
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I've been trying to just buy some lemons and cut up a wedge, and I try to order water with lemon in restaurants. I can sympathize with your sister; I'm trying to break a pop habit (did a Southernism pop out there?) and it's not easy! So police away ;). The greatest soul food I have ever had was in a place that by appearance, was the diviest dive of divedom in a divey neighborhood. Don't judge a book by its cover (usually)! |
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I wing it most of the time, just throw in bits of this and bits of that... it's difficult when you can't taste as you go along, if you're using meat like chicken, etc. I'm usually too lazy to get a pot boiling just for one tester. I'm just about to try a batch for breakfast now. |
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Pop too!? You and New England folks roll that out. That may be the only thing that yall have in common with New England, by the way. ;) Dive joints, hole in the wall places, run down, whatever...does not keep me away if the "aroma" gets me. That of course and the place needs to be clean or we are talking about a death wish. But run down never stopped me. Especially travelling cross country. |
Oh so pretty
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This is the flashy new toy that my chef buddy tells me just landed on his counter. Funny how that works. Cant wait to try it out. LOVE the color *swoon* |
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I've heard some locals call it Coke even when it's not Coke though. Here we just call it soda. :lol2: |
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Mexican? Italian? Bet you are missing some SoCal Tacos right about now huh? |
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I get more excited about these kinds of things than shiny new red sports cars! Lol. |
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Ah dumplings for breakfast. Now I could go for that. |
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I will keep you all posted or post a video when he goes live with his test demo's. You will love this guy (and he is so fabulously gay!) |
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Last year (or was it the year before?) they were demonstrating how to prepare an octopus. I think you bash it against a rock?! Dumplings were pretty good. I have to get out of the habit of buying the leanest mince possible though, I always forget when it comes to dumplings. I think they just need a little bit of that fat, for the texture. Okies, maybe I should try to get ready for work. It's really hot already and it's not even 9:00 am - now there's an incentive to get into the airconditioning! |
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http://www.sea-ex.com/fishphotos/ima...r-bugs-pic.jpg I do not know anything about bashing an octopus. Not my thing. If I have to kill it I will not deal with it at all. Using some fat content in the dumpling meat is a good idea. When I have done them on the fly I use ground pork, fresh grated ginger root, minced garlic, scallions, a little soy, a little rice vinegar. Not bad but it needs work. |
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This summer I did a lot of work with Asiago and really developed a love for it. What a great cheese. |
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The octopus is already dead! I think you need to bash it to tenderise it because the meat is very tough. Nonetheless, it looked like a lot of work and I don't think I'll give that one a go. Yep - last night I had chicken mince, ginger, garlic, scallions, lemongrass, a little rice wine, chinese five spice, and some maggi seasoning. Oh, and a bit of carrot - just because my food processor needed a bit more volume to get going. Everything was getting stuck up the sides and not moving. I hate it when that happens! Edited to add: ok, really really going to get ready for work now! |
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