What did you cook or eat today (January 2021)?

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We just picked a red cabbage from our garden, what would you suggest with it??

Russ
Let's see...from memory:

Heated a couple tablespoons of oil in a skillet, added a small sliced onion, cooked that for a couple of minutes while I quartered and sliced a half-head of cabbage.

In with the cabbage for a few minutes, then maybe five or six tablespoons of cider vinegar (maybe 1/3rd cup), stirred that a bit, the two tablespoons of sugar and stirred again. Seasoned with salt, pepper, and dried mustard.
 
Let's see...from memory:

Heated a couple tablespoons of oil in a skillet, added a small sliced onion, cooked that for a couple of minutes while I quartered and sliced a half-head of cabbage.

In with the cabbage for a few minutes, then maybe five or six tablespoons of cider vinegar (maybe 1/3rd cup), stirred that a bit, the two tablespoons of sugar and stirred again. Seasoned with salt, pepper, and dried mustard.

I will try this in next few days. I love cabbage a lot, first time wife growing so I'm looking forward to it. Pics will follow. Cheers bra. ( youngest grandson calls everyone bra.)

Russ
 
Last nights dinner. Chicken wings and thighs with spicy BBq sauce, shredded cabbage an avocado salad and horseradish mash. Pud fruit. The sauce was very fiery. Perfect precursor to the new American celebration of Guy Trump night.
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We've been clearing the house of the Christmas tree and all Christmas ornaments/withered flowers so we had just (terrible) ready-made lasagne and the rest of the cherry cake yesterday. The lasagne was too moist and bland and contained pork which - in my opinion - doesn't taste good in a ragu/Bolognese sauce. Today I'm making up another pistachio recipe; this time with beef tenderloin.
 
Yesterday I started a slow prove Poolish. The first two picks are what it looked like, double its size after 24 hrs. I have just added it to the flour with the balance of water and some olive oil. Then the first mix and knead, it will prove in the fridge for 8 hours before knocking back.
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