What are you cooking?
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Today's lunch:
fried filet of Zander with caramellized onion, carrot and ginger, tomato salad and chick peas.
Too bad I am out of Cilantro, otherwise I might have put some on the chick peas.
fried filet of Zander with caramellized onion, carrot and ginger, tomato salad and chick peas.
Too bad I am out of Cilantro, otherwise I might have put some on the chick peas.
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Ummm, does raisin bran with lo-fat milk sound yummy? I should not have read this thread while eating it for my breakfast. Must come up with something much better for lunch!
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y36zINLldyQ[/youtube]
One of my favorite quick ones to make. My wife and I usually add mushrooms, green onions and thai chili paste for heat at the end.
One of my favorite quick ones to make. My wife and I usually add mushrooms, green onions and thai chili paste for heat at the end.
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hah, I do that egg drop ramen too! I use this kind though:


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Found out this morning that pickled red onions go great on fried eggs
I have 9 cups of very herby home made vegetable broth in the freezer that I'd like to use. Any thoughts?
I have 9 cups of very herby home made vegetable broth in the freezer that I'd like to use. Any thoughts?
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friendship wrote:Found out this morning that pickled red onions go great on fried eggs
I have 9 cups of very herby home made vegetable broth in the freezer that I'd like to use. Any thoughts?
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-d ... ipe=809353 -- I like this with sandwiches and shit. Good chicken noodle soup alternative. Vegan if that's your thing. It's not mine but I like it.
http://www.budgetbytes.com/2013/09/tomato-herb-soup/ -- My favorite soup right now. I make a batch and have some grilled cheese with it. Then the next morning I'll reheat some and eat it with eggs.
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I'd use a herby broth for risotto, but really; anywhere you'd use water you can use broth.
I haven't ate yet, but now I want soba noodles and poached eggs with stirfried veggies.
I haven't ate yet, but now I want soba noodles and poached eggs with stirfried veggies.
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friendship wrote:Found out this morning that pickled red onions go great on fried eggs
I have 9 cups of very herby home made vegetable broth in the freezer that I'd like to use. Any thoughts?
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Risotto would be a solid idea for the herby broth!
I tried marinating a steak in Anisado del Mono today. What can I say? It was excellent!
I tried marinating a steak in Anisado del Mono today. What can I say? It was excellent!
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Gonna make chicken shawarma tonight for dinner with sticky rice, curried lentils and stir fried broccoli.
Yum.
Yum.
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Risotto! Brilliant idea for that broth use, thanks guys. 
Yum indeed. What do you plan on using to season the chicken?

aens_wife wrote:Gonna make chicken shawarma tonight for dinner with sticky rice, curried lentils and stir fried broccoli.
Yum.
Yum indeed. What do you plan on using to season the chicken?
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You know, sometimes I make good food, like the rare time I decide to whip out my old pizzaboy skills. But sometime, sometimes the food is what makes me, almost burning my kitchen in the process.
That was today's wine-marinated chicken. I have no clue what happened, and at this point I am too afraid to look.
That was today's wine-marinated chicken. I have no clue what happened, and at this point I am too afraid to look.

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^^^ hahaha
I found some ground beef in my freezer so I made Shipwreck, and Hasselback potatoes. The potatoes are a success, I could have cut them thinner, but I forgot peas and corn in the beef, so it's just taco meat. dang
I found some ground beef in my freezer so I made Shipwreck, and Hasselback potatoes. The potatoes are a success, I could have cut them thinner, but I forgot peas and corn in the beef, so it's just taco meat. dang
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