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You shared with Sherlock and Bibi, yes?Slight change of plan...
I made the fatal mistake of grabbing a piece of grilled chicken as a snack.
Now there is no more chicken, but still all of the sauce![]()
Too hot for them, but the bones shoud be okay for tomorrow (they are soaking)You shared with Sherlock and Bibi, yes?
Ozzie drags in deer bones at times...Too hot for them, but the bones shoud be okay for tomorrow (they are soaking)
Yes, my boys eat chicken bone
I follow this guy on You Tube, I'd love to try his food!Tonight is leftovers at work again. This time from a recipe from a restaurant in Quebec, Resto Vivaldi. It's Cast Iron French Onion Chicken. Thin chicken breasts sauteed in a sort of French onion soup/sauce, topped with melted gruyere.
If you like French onion soup, this one is for you.
He's great. This recipe in particular is fantastic.I follow this guy on You Tube, I'd love to try his food!
There's no rice on the first plate... Go back and try again!Let me cathc y'all up...
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I forgot to say that we had a family emergency and have been in Hawaii for the past two weeks ...
that's SIL's plate ... she's ItalianThere's no rice on the first plate... Go back and try again!![]()
You removed the best part!... continued ...
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I've been waiting a year to have this again, Bahn Mi with pickled veg, ham, pate and head cheese which I removed ...
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team effort - my SIL and I made Sunday Pasta Dinner ... I haven't had this in years!
I'd decided on Lebanese food today. I made some kibbe earlier in the week (kibbe for frying) and froze it.Looking through the fridge, I found some lovely red peppers, so m'hammara (a Middle Eastern "dip" made with roasted peppers, walnuts and a touch of chile) was on the books. I roasted the peppers yesterday evening. My wife wanted hummus, and I needed to soak chickpeas to make falafel anyway. Tabbouleh (bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, mint, onion) is always a favourite because it cuts through the heaviness of the fried stuff and is very refreshing.
Sooooo... that looks like a lot of work, but with a food processor, it's pretty straightforward. Mix, blitz, plate; mix, blitz, fry.
I started up the processor and it died on me. Maybe a fuse, maybe the motor burned out, who knows?
We ended up using the hand mixer, which takes about 3 times longer. The peppers where chopped by hand, with a large knife, old style. Good news was, we still got to eat at 5.30!
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