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I put up some RG Reboseros to soak, thinking I'd make chili, but when I went to the butcher they had some great-looking garlic sausages so I changed plans. N cooked the sausages separately and sliced them up, then I cooked the beans (with the soaking water) in the deglazed Dutch oven.  Because I'd ended up adding too much water, I threw in some buckwheat groats towards the end to try and soak some of the liquid up, but in the end it was still more soup than stew.

On the side: rainbow carrots and romanesco broccoli that I cut up, tossed with olive oil, S&P, and dried thyme, tarragon, and rosemary, and roasted in a 400-degree oven for about 45 minutes.  Kind of an autumnal meal even if I was wearing a T-shirt today and the forecast is saying it'll be 89 on Thursday.

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Back to the brandade which I froze as I was in Cali for a week. Eating it warm with toasted bread and sliced tomatoes. There is a lot of it. I think the final batch will be squeezed dry, breaded and eaten as fish cakes.

But not tomorrow as I am being swept away to a Gala dinner for which I may actually wear a necktie. Remember that?

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Last night. I had ordered bags of zero carb tortilla chips from, well, Mr Tortilla. There was a bag of tortilla wraps with the order. Freebie I guess.

Finely chopped a length of stinky longaniza, plus some tomato; spread the wraps with crema Mexicana and hot sauce; cooked the sausage and rolled it all up together.

Very good because the brand of longaniza is very good. No, I can’t remember, I will look harder next time.

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Twice-baked potatoes (one of the more annoying things to make, as it involves first baking the potatoes, removing all the baked stuff (don't burn yourself!) from the skins without fucking the skins up, then mashing the insides with in this case (perfect use for the Foley fork!) butter, sour cream, Parmigiano, herbs and spices, restuffing the skins, and baking them again), which were delicious.  And chicken thigh persillade.  I was so annoyed by how annoying the potatoes were to make, that I failed to even clean up the plate before serving.  Oh - steamed broccoli and carrots, tossed with olive oil, lemon juice, Silk chili, salt and pepper on the side.

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7 hours ago, MitchW said:

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Twice-baked potatoes (one of the more annoying things to make, as it involves first baking the potatoes, removing all the baked stuff (don't burn yourself!) from the skins without fucking the skins up, then mashing the insides with in this case (perfect use for the Foley fork!) butter, sour cream, Parmigiano, herbs and spices, restuffing the skins, and baking them again), which were delicious.  And chicken thigh persillade.  I was so annoyed by how annoying the potatoes were to make, that I failed to even clean up the plate before serving.  Oh - steamed broccoli and carrots, tossed with olive oil, lemon juice, Silk chili, salt and pepper on the side.

Did you try to make it look like a nuclear explosion or was that just happenstance? 

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N made a standout dinner for me last night, possibly to make up for the fact that she was sick during my birthday last week.

  • Trout stuffed with lime leaves and a mixture of garlic, ginger, and lemongrass, then wrapped in banana leaves and baked; Thai curry sauce on the side
  • Mashed purple sweet potatoes with coconut milk
  • Sauteed Japanese eggplant (from our garden) and bok choy 
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Did a little striped bass fishing this week.

I have about 4 lbs. of filets cut up, vacuum packed, and in the freezer.

Last night, I took two nice, fairly thick filets that I hadn't frozen...

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And cooked 'em a little Spanish style.  First, I par baked some thinly sliced Yukon gold potatoes, doused in olive oil, for about 20 minutes.

Then, I took the seasoned filets, put them on top, and threw some cherry tomatoes and Spanish olives all around. Back into the oven for another, oh 12 minutes, and done.  A little more olive oil, some lemon wedges, and one of the best meals you can imagine was had.

Oh, I also ought to mention, that when we butchered the fish a couple of hours after they were landed, I took the collars, salted and peppered, and grilled them; they were amazing. 

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