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    Still more catching up. Crawfish , alligator, and jalapeño pizza, storebought crust, Louis Jadot Beaujolais, most years my favorite red wine.
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    And now, I'm caught up. Fried okra from the garden, leftover crawfish tails and diced gator from the pizzas in a down da bayou red sauce over grits, leftover half bottle of Beaujolais.
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    You are on fire CCR!!! Great stuff.
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    Shepherd's Pie, the traditional way with ground lamb. They didn't have ground mutton but I figured lamb counts as "traditional."Name:  20240803_183930.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulFLUS View Post
    Shepherd's Pie, the traditional way with ground lamb. They didn't have ground mutton but I figured lamb counts as "traditional."Name:  20240803_183930.jpg
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    Can't find mutton for love nor money here. And I really want to donate mutton Rogan josh.

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    Rogan josh is a dish I've never had but I'd like to try it. I'd love to see a good recipe. Some dishes just need the hevier flavor of mutton. Shepherd's pie is that way for me. I think deer would be better than beef but I've heard of people making it with turkey. That just doesn't have enough flavor for me.
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    If it doesn't contain sheep it's not a shepherd's pie lol.

    If it's beef, it's a cottage pie.

    My Rogan Josh recipe is based off of a cookbook I have tweaked, but I'm happy to post up the recipe from the book which is a solid recipe.

    Does require making your own paste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGeek View Post
    If it doesn't contain sheep it's not a shepherd's pie lol.

    If it's beef, it's a cottage pie.

    My Rogan Josh recipe is based off of a cookbook I have tweaked, but I'm happy to post up the recipe from the book which is a solid recipe.

    Does require making your own paste.

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    I follow a book for some things but I can't remember one that didn't need a little adjusment. I'd definitely appreciate a good one for Rogan Josh.
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    Not Dinnah....but I did make 3 jars of Bread & Buttah ..refrigerator pickles.

    No canning involved....

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    Rainy day, stuck inside with the storm coming. My daughter and I did do some canning.
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    7 jars of marinara from Carmine's Family Style Restaraunt cookbook (based on it anyway)

    We use this as a base for all kinds of other sauces and italian dishes
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