[rpooley]

(besides making more by adding some heavy cream)

 

[kuan]

Use a teaspoon to finish your scambled eggs.

 

[cheflayne]

I immediately thought of beef stroganoff, however you could go lavender honey creme fraiche semifreddo. So many different routes and possibilities.

 

[rpooley]

Yes, but what do YOU do?

 

[french fries]

I buy another cup (1 cup is not nearly enough).

 

[brianshaw]

Cook some Chicken Paprikash... or beef stroganoff.

 

[rpooley]

Yum, paprikash...

 

[pete]

My wife is Hungarian-father escaped the communists rolling in when he was 11. She makes the most fantastic chicken paprikash, but a few years ago, we had a bunch of pork around and she used that instead and we haven't looked back since. But, yeah, use it in Paprikash. She just makes the base sauce, with the meat in it, and allows everyone to add their own, to their tastes at the table.

 

[rpooley]

I'm leaning towards tarte flambée, a slightly posher tomato sauce with meatballs, or some kind of chocolate baked good

 

[koukouvagia]

Scrambled eggs all day every day.

 

[brianshaw]

My wife is Hungarian-father escaped the communists rolling in when he was 11. She makes the most fantastic chicken paprikash, but a few years ago, we had a bunch of pork around and she used that instead and we haven't looked back since. But, yeah, use it in Paprikash. She just makes the base sauce, with the meat in it, and allows everyone to add their own, to their tastes at the table.

Hungarian cuisine isn't naturally "in my wheelhouse" so I was looking at recipes when a Hungarian-borne colleague walked into my office. His comment - "why chicken"?

 

[rpooley]

I took some and warmed it in a pan with some minced preserved lemon, and then gently heated up some leftover carbonara (previously cream-less). Worked well. I'm also looking forward to keeping it going by adding more heavy cream and leaving at room temp for a bit again, which I read can work.