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Old 01-15-2009, 09:24 PM
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a citrus/ginger marinaded duck breast and a roasted cashew + marinade sauce. with some jasmine rice and a pork bun.....vegetables...we don't need no stinkin' vegetables.



a manhattan 2:1 with rittenhouse and antica formula, regans orange bitters and a flamed orange twist for me....

sazerac for the misses with 1:1 saz rye and cognac , a cube of sugar, a teaspoon of water and a lucid rinsed glass..
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a citrus/ginger marinaded duck breast and a roasted cashew + marinade sauce. with some jasmine rice and a pork bun.....vegetables...we don't need no stinkin' vegetables.



a manhattan 2:1 with rittenhouse and antica formula, regans orange bitters and a flamed orange twist for me....

sazerac for the misses with 1:1 saz rye and cognac , a cube of sugar, a teaspoon of water and a lucid rinsed glass..
I'm almost embarresed to say what I made for dinner last night after seeing this but, Pan fried pork chops, mac and cheese with fage instead of butter and milk, and peas.
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I had McDonalds dollar menu the night before.


yeah. like the dollar menu. Like pretty much 1 of each thing on it.
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I had a applewood smoked gouda grit souffle with cherry smoked brown sugar habanero bacon in it and a peach schnapps creme brule and a glass of ice wine. Me and my wife both loved it and **** even my 3 year old ate it a liked it.
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I had a applewood smoked gouda grit souffle with cherry smoked brown sugar habanero bacon in it and a peach schnapps creme brule and a glass of ice wine. Me and my wife both loved it and **** even my 3 year old ate it a liked it.
Where did you have the souffle?
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I simmered some chicken and shallots with some Patak's vindaloo curry paste, hand rolled some whole wheat flour dough into thick noodles and let them cook in the broth. This was Canadian-made "paratha" flour. Turned out good for a one-person meal. Veges? I'll have some tomorrow.
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Last night I roasted a chicken, a fairly small 3+ pounder. Served it with a sauteed mushroom, white wine pan reduction, some rice with the nice, flavorful 'roasting rack' veggies [carrots and onion ] diced up and mixed in. Leftovers tonight, the chicken parts heated in an earthernware baking dish, basically a terrine. Whisked up a simple roux based chicken gravy to douse the bird bits and leftover rice mix.

I've said it before, I'm saying it now, I'm sure I'll say it again. Culinary wizardy, flamboyant presentation, exotic ingredients have their place but sometimes they just can't compare to a simple piece of chicken and an honest puddle of gravy.

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Roasted chicken and Cobb Salad with a nice Avocado Vinaigrette
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Where did you have the souffle?
Made it out of the cheese grits
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Lunch was chickpea soup, olives and garlic bread.
tell me more about chickpea soup?
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Beef meatballs in dried mushroom/beef stock gravy open face on a 1 inch thick piece of pumpernickel bread and some Au gratin potatoes with cheddar and parmigiana.
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after 7 days of cleansing/detoxing, just a salad with a coupla cubes of cheese.

I did bake my first loaf of bread though for tomorrow for lunch! came out awesome. I'ma post a separate post about it
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my first loaf of bread.



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I did enjoy a southern delicacy while I was in Chattanooga this past weekend... A sackful of Krystals with cheese, fried pickles and a chili cheese fries. Now that's good eatin
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Lunch, NRatched made some egg salad and the light whole wheat bread I made last night...



exciting huh?
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