No doubt, they were good. Fall off the bone.What was you saying? Blimey, nothing wrong with those ribs DL.
made better though 🍻
Chicken paprikash with some buttered spaetzle. Was excellent. First time making it
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No doubt, they were good. Fall off the bone.What was you saying? Blimey, nothing wrong with those ribs DL.
I need to have dinner in your home
nice presentation, looks greatNo doubt, they were good. Fall off the bone.
made better though 🍻
Chicken paprikash with some buttered spaetzle. Was excellent. First time making it
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Thanks man! 🍻nice presentation, looks great
I got a bag of potatoes from Iceland and had baked potatoes with butter, cheese and a tiny bit of mayonnaise. The potatoes were excellent and I really enjoyed it. While I'm watching the batman
I've not eaten any meat either so that's good of me. Jebus will be happy. He's my bro
Murphy, which one you go?With three extra Maica Deutschländer sausages cut in pieces.
Fast food from the Penny supermarket.
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You ate 3 platesShaved roast beef on a brioche bun, little bit of bbq sauce & horseradish on the side. Pickled coleslaw.
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Had some folks over and made this recipe, with a few small tweaks (added Microplaned ginger and garlic to the marinade, and steeped two star anise pods into the sauce for a couple hours): Shredded Pork Stir-Fry with Sweet Bean Sauce
Now, I ran into a small problem. Even though I have a gas range and it has an enormous "turbo boil" burner, this still wasn't enough to reach the appropriate volcanic levels of heat needed for a truly searing-hot medium-sized wok cook. The result is that the sauce wasn't seared onto the pork as crisply and blackly as it should have been. Nevertheless, it was mouth-wateringly delicious. I added sesame seeds to the obliquely-cut scallions for garnish (one last tweak). Not pictured is a Chinese chili oil sauce I picked up at an Asian market awhile back that we decided to top it off with to add heat.
I also steamed/braised/whatevered (I've developed a technique that I like) some green beans with sesame seed oil and a couple pinches of salt.
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