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    Default just wanted to share tonight's dinner with you guys..

    enjoying life quite a bit these days.. i figured i'd share photos for all you foodies out there..
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    Nice!
    We needed a dinner thread. Let's fill her up.
    Victor; you made me hungry, and it's time for brunch over here.


    "Cheap Tools Is Misplaced Economy. Always buy the best and highest grade of razors, hones and strops. Then you are prepared to do the best work."
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    otto,

    let's all shave on a full stomach!

    anyone want the recipe or ideas for another good meal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vthomlinson View Post
    otto,

    let's all shave on a full stomach!

    anyone want the recipe or ideas for another good meal?
    Good idea my friend. I would love the recipe.


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    Default Fellow foodie

    As a chef what are some of your favorite Spices/herbs? Mine at the moment are smoked paperika(spanish), aji amerillo,spainish thyme, and an assortment of chile powders.

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    My all time favourite dish is Cajun blackened fish. I have set a few smoke alarms off making it.

    You can find the recipe in Paul K's cookbook.
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    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Default Poached Herring

    One of my favorite dishes to make (and eat) is:

    Poached Herring fresh from the fjord.
    Served with mashed potatoes (made with butter and sour cream).
    Flat rye bread with butter and pickled cucumber on the side and a dash of sour cream.
    Hansa Pilsner and Løiten's Export Aquavit makes it even better.
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    Gents, Bravo!! Beautiful work.

    My creative efforts are sporadic - mostly confined to sourdough breads. Occaissionally, inspiration hits.

    Last ones were working w/ whole pork sirloin roasts. I spiral cut the roast along the long axis, leaving roughly a 9"x13"x3/4" slab to be populated by ingredients of choice, rolled up, and roasted in a clay baker. Two options for ingredients: 1) sun dried tomatoes and capers, and 2) carmelize large onion and a green apple. Spread stuffing ingredients over slab of meat. Roll up, holding together w/ toothpicks, if needed. Bake in clay baker, dutch oven, or the like for about 40-45 min at 350 or so. Check for being done. Clay baker usually fully cooks 2 roasts in about 50 min.

    Keep posting, guys your work stands tall!

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    ok victor, you have made up for that video of the fat. now for a recipe and i will forgive you in full. i dont eat beef or pork so it is nice to find new poultry recipes now and then.

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    Cooked a little bread ravioli and chicken parm, pretty decent dinner finished with my favorite brownie sundae.

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