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post 1606404271 05-31-2020, 07:11 PM
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@Stoli - that pizza tray...looks great!

@Red - gimme cookies!

Tonight was: pantry/fridge raid - cheese edition (vegetarian lasagna):

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Tuna melts, bacon, greek salad, brussel sprouts




Eight ounce bison ribeye, big salad with savory vinaigrette

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Baked another loaf of no knead bread - still playing around with it, but this is my second loaf and I think it came out quite okay:



May actually work my way towards more complex breads - Jim Lahey has loads of info out there. Any bread bakers on the Misc?
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Cleaning out the veggie drawer dinner



And dessert

Originally Posted By Aristotelian
@Stoli - that pizza tray...looks great!

@Red - gimme cookies!

Tonight was: pantry/fridge raid - cheese edition (vegetarian lasagna):

Yum!
Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
do you guys get these recipes from somewhere, or just make it from scratch? a lot of this looks like stuff I'd see at a michelin 3 star restaurant, da fuk
Little of this, little of that. I have a few subscriptions and collect cookbooks as a hobby, follow several cooking blogs, etc.
Originally Posted By StoliFun
Tuna melts, bacon, greek salad, brussel sprouts




Eight ounce bison ribeye, big salad with savory vinaigrette

Haven't made a tuna melt in a long while - you just gave me a great lunch idea.
Originally Posted By votross
I have made my own starter before and used it to make Tartine Bakery's Country Bread. You use the stretch-and-fold technique every 30 minutes for 3 hours to kneed the dough. It came out really good, but I didn't continue making it since I became lazy and didn't want to take daily care of my starter so that project came to an end. Plus I don't really eat bread much; I'm trying to cut down on carbs.

I also occasionally make 3-5 day cold-fermented pizza dough if that counts as bread. I use a stand mixer and yeast for my recipe.














A few years ago when I started breadmaking, I tried to make Vietnamese banh mi baguettes but failed miserably... I'm thinking of trying again since I have become a lot better with dough.
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^^^Amazing. I'm so glad it's summer, burrata season!

Jjapaguri - I did a 24 hour sous vide with a chuck steak that was like, 2 dollars at the store. I tried slicing it up and it just sort of....ripped. So delicious.



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Chicken, sausage, shrimp jambalaya. And turnip greens.

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[QUOTE=redraider86 post_id=1606733251]^^^Amazing. I'm so glad it's summer, burrata season![img]//assets.bodybuilding.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Jjapaguri - I did a 24 hour sous vide with a chuck steak that was like, 2 dollars at the store. I tried slicing it up and it just sort of....ripped. So delicious.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/bEZB4Un.jpg[/mg]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/gCHWVlr.jpg[/ig][/QUOTE]The steak looks perfect come at me people

Why is chuck so rare now though :/
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I am going to eat a lot of cheese and cured meat before getting wrecked on coffee and watching UFC tonight. Covfefe.
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Ribeye and veggies. I did the mayo sear trick and it really worked! Bit more on the medium side than I'm used to but 2.5 hours in the meat jacuzzi made all the fat perfect.



Last night's dinner - Jerusalem mixed grill with chicken thighs, livers and hearts, then an eggplant salad, beet salad, and laffa. Labneh tart for dessert not pictured



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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
can you guys post a link to some good cooking sites (that have healthy macros)?

not talking about some poverty site like reddit where people post pics using cringe terms like "nuke in the microwave for 10 seconds bro then throw some franks red hot on it" while posting in their poverty silverware/dishes

I'm talking, healthy food that is like restaurant quality. stuff that is worthy of cooking in all clad pans. stuff like blackened chicken pasta with white wine used in the ingredients. stuff where you have to cut up the veggies real nice, saute them, carefully marinate the chicken, etc.

will rep.
No need to rep - here's what I usually rotate through.

https://40aprons.com/

https://www.skinnytaste.com/

https://nomnompaleo.com/

https://www.bonappetit.com/tag/healthyish<--- Specifically, Chris Morocco's recipes

With the list below you have to pick and choose - obviously Korean is going to lean heavily onto rice but there are plenty of "healthy" recipes to find.

https://www.koreanbapsang.com/

https://thewoksoflife.com/

https://damndelicious.net/

https://www.seriouseats.com/
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Yummy
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Ocpocmaq (meat and potato with yeasted dough thing) and borsch



Has anyone been following the Bon Appetit drama over the last day? Looks like Adam Rapoport has resigned. Hopefully Sohla + others get back pay. Freaking nuts.
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My uploads are suffering - I cannot get a food delivery slot; local stores are carrying nothing (any decent flour for bread) in terms of staples - it is weird, like we have reverted to mid April. Anyone in the same boat? It's getting really frustrating. Finally approaching the right all purpose / whole wheat ratio (it'll be around 60:40 for me) for flavor and crumb/crust considerations. And now I can't make another loaf, grr!
Originally Posted By redraider86
Has anyone been following the Bon Appetit drama over the last day? Looks like Adam Rapoport has resigned. Hopefully Sohla + others get back pay. Freaking nuts.
I have. I'm a big fan of Sohla's - I think she's great and remember her doing a fried chicken spot where Stella (hnngh in every sense of the word - will work through her pastry recipes at some point) showed up:



If she is right that Stella would get paid to appear in the video and that Sohla would not, and was used in a video like this to show 'diversity', that's not right. But I don't see the claim on her Instagram that Eater wrote about.
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian
My uploads are suffering - I cannot get a food delivery slot; local stores are carrying nothing (any decent flour for bread) in terms of staples - it is weird, like we have reverted to mid April. Anyone in the same boat? It's getting really frustrating. Finally approaching the right all purpose / whole wheat ratio (it'll be around 60:40 for me) for flavor and crumb/crust considerations. And now I can't make another loaf, grr!

I have. I'm a big fan of Sohla's - I think she's great and remember her doing a fried chicken spot where Stella (hnngh in every sense of the word - will work through her pastry recipes at some point) showed up:



If she is right that Stella would get paid to appear in the video and that Sohla would not, and was used in a video like this to show 'diversity', that's not right. But I don't see the claim on her Instagram that Eater wrote about.
Weird, stores here are completely stocked, but I haven't even tried delivery.

It's in Sohla's stories.


Then when my Queen Carla showed up to say she wouldn't do any more videos until the problem was addressed I knew it was over for him.

Sohla made DESSERT OUT OF CARBONARA FOR GOD'S SAKES. She's possibly the most talented out of all of them.
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Breakfast tacos for dinner

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post 1607540341 06-12-2020, 08:46 AM
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Avocado, harissa and peanut hummus. Should have let the processor go for another few minutes but with the crunchy peanut toppings I guess it doesn't really matter.

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My treat after a long morning of yard work: Salted Tahini and Blueberry Smoothie

Originally Posted By votross
Ordered myself the flagship Vitamix A3500! Can't wait to blend up some Frappuccinos and make sorbet! Hopefully it is a purchase that will outlast my lifetime. I have always used the most poverty of blenders so I'm really excited to see what this thing can do.



Today's latte:





And a salad I made: green leaf lettuce, frisee, crispy prosciutto crudo,
charred corn, creamy parmigiano oregano dressing

You'll have to let us know how you like the Vitamix. I really considered getting one a few weeks ago but went with a homgeek Blender instead - so far I haven't been disappointed, see above

That salad...my oh my! I bet the plate was cold af too
Originally Posted By MadNinjaSkills
Tonight’s dinner from our EveryPlate meal subscription box.

Pork & Pablano tacos with Pico de Gallo & garlicky sour cream.


Yum! Those meal kits are so rad, and who dislikes tacos! Looks great.
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I like the Simple Truth brand frozen chicken burger patties.




Grilled NY Strip and shrimp skewers




Pork chop, rice and beans, brussels sprouts

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I'll have to try out those chicken patties sometime, don't think I've ever seen them around here though.

I did a play on Sohla's hot dog tacos. My mouth is on FIRE.

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Wow, I haven't shared my foods with you guys in a while. Here's some pics of things I've made for my husband ...



This is my version of the meatball sandwich. I flatten them out a little and make them on the grill. Marinara + provolone cheese.



This is cod filet battered and pan-fried with seasonings with lemon pepper and cilantro rice. The fish fell apart a bit.



This is Mediterranean meal made from scratch. The butcher gave me lamb shoulder instead of lamb chops. They cooked fast though and tasted pretty good.



Salmon filet cooked in some olive oil, chopped garlic and salt/pepper. In hindsight, I should have blended the garlic or used garlic powder, cuz the garlic looks a little burnt. Husband likes his fish well-cooked before you criticize the cook on the fish. Served with pesto potato, cous cous and some sourdough toast.



Vegetable chow mein with spicey chicken and beef egg rolls. The chow mein kinda looks sad. Probably not enough soy sauce. Dunno.



Beef and vegetable chow mein.
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And one more...

Pakistani Goat Karahi, still in the pan. I watched a lot of Mark Weins and Food Ranger street food videos shot in Pakistan to perfect it.

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Mega poverty pics/plating because I was cooking everything and people were just eating it lol.

Stuffed long hots, clams in wine/butter sauce, bluefin tuna, scallops.







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Chicken breast with a shallot pan sauce, spinach and stone fruit salad



...And the Salted Caramel Chocolate Tart I made for a social

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Grilled bbq chicken thighs.

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Originally Posted By hoganrulz
Chocolate tart is my nickname for muzzlrpress
LOL! I like when he gets salty, too
Originally Posted By StoliFun
Grilled bbq chicken thighs.

Das it. What you cooking for the Fourth of July?



Thai Salad with the GOAT brand of sparkling waters. Tastes like TV static and I dig it.

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Yesterday's lunch: porkchop seasoned with salt and pepper with a braised finish in some IPA. Veggie side of leeks, onions, and cherry tomatoes. A side of tofu that's been having fun in a jar that is basically an ongoing kimchi/fermenting time capsule (usually add kimchi, tofu, raw onions, raw green onions; sea salt, mirin, sake when I have it, rice vinegar, sesame oil, soy sauce, a generous amount of red chili flakes and cayenne pepper).

I don't care how pumped up these pigs might be, but at $4.00 for a pack of two of those chops, I might cook this more often. Dinner was the same, except with a side of mashed potatoes.







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Pad kra pao and some super duper spicy Chinese cabbage

Originally Posted By vnwng
Yesterday's lunch: porkchop seasoned with salt and pepper with a braised finish in some IPA. Veggie side of leeks, onions, and cherry tomatoes. A side of tofu that's been having fun in a jar that is basically an ongoing kimchi/fermenting time capsule (usually add kimchi, tofu, raw onions, raw green onions; sea salt, mirin, sake when I have it, rice vinegar, sesame oil, soy sauce, a generous amount of red chili flakes and cayenne pepper).

I don't care how pumped up these pigs might be, but at $4.00 for a pack of two of those chops, I might cook this more often. Dinner was the same, except with a side of mashed potatoes.







Very interested in that tofu/kimchi you've got going on. Do you poke holes in the tofu so the brine penetrates the inner bit? I've been taught to do that when making radish kimchi, but I wonder if this is different. Either way, looks delicious!
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Steamed a bushel of crabs last night. Here’s first two batches. Gunna make some kind of pasta sauce out of the leftover meat tonight.

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Originally Posted By redraider86
Pad kra pao and some super duper spicy Chinese cabbage

Very interested in that tofu/kimchi you've got going on. Do you poke holes in the tofu so the brine penetrates the inner bit? I've been taught to do that when making radish kimchi, but I wonder if this is different. Either way, looks delicious!
Ughhh that looks good. I use extra firm tofu and make sure to score cubed cuts just a little bit with the intent for the juices to get in there. Honestly my know-how of pickling and fermenting is little to none. Saw an episode of Brad Leone with Bon Appetit do a quick brussel sprout kimchi and kinda copied his list of ingredients. I've noticed carbonation at times, so that seems like a plus. I think I don't let it sit enough though--I pick at it too much, but it's become like a wok or a cast iron where I haven't washed it, and all the aged goodness seems to develop that way.
Originally Posted By rahfulz
Steamed a bushel of crabs last night. Here’s first two batches. Gunna make some kind of pasta sauce out of the leftover meat tonight.
Hhhhhnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggggggggggggg.. your posts certainly checkout to your avi! Edit: oh duh, just saw your sig.
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