detroitdad
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yes and yes
What did you cook/eat today (February 2018)?
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Love "jump in the mouth"! Especially if the prosciutto is San Daniele!
dkmaxx
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Home-made Margherita pizza!!
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yep! They are so simple and so tasty indeed...few ingredients but so well combined. They jump very well in the mouth!
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Buttermilk chicken thigh burger with home made slaw.
Buttermilk chicken thigh burger with home made slaw.
detroitdad
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Added the carrots and potatoes
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Finished product was served with house radish sauce. Tender and juicy 
Finished product was served with house radish sauce. Tender and juicy
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It looks good - but what happened to the lovely gravy/sauce? From the second photo, it looks like it went down the sink....
detroitdad
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It looks good - but what happened to the lovely gravy/sauce? From the second photo, it looks like it went down the sink....
freezing it for gravy or beef stock at a later time. Would never throw is away
detroitdad
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It was the colander in the sink which frightened me. I'm relieved.
We drained it on a bowl first. Thanks for the concern
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I have to say that that pizza looks fantastic - the dough is just how I like it. Sort of 'puffed up' on the edge,. How do you make your dough? Please post as new thread if its a recipe...
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Back in Michigan, so time to make my own food again. Fortunately, Kroger has asparagus on sale for 99 cents a pound! I’ve made this recipe before, and always with cream added. But, this time, I decided to use my technique for making mushroom soup, where I just put a ridiculous amount of vegetables to thicken it up. So, instead of 2 pounds of asparagus, I used 4 pounds of asparagus.
I first made a stock using the woody ends of the asparagus, with my usual stock components (carrots, onion, rosemary, and thyme). I reserved the tips, and added them upon serving, to add a crunchy (and at the same time fresh) element. Very tasty.