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thegreathopper

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Fishy Friday.

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wataru330

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Making the NYT cookbook Paella Master Recipe for the 1st time tonight. It’s stove-top in an iron skillet, as opposed to how I usually do a quick paella (oven baked).

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On our way to socarrat, hopefully:
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Socarrat scorch achieved!
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This. Is. BANG. ING!
 
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racecar

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Shrimp cook quick I usually add that for the last 5 minutes. If you buy whole shrimp with the heads take the heads off and shells and stir fry the head and shell in little bit of olive oils until it golden brown then quech it with chicken stock , take it off the heat. And put it in a blender , then strained keep the liquid …. Used to cook the above.
 
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racecar

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Craving some Perogie for breakfast
 

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wataru330

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What brand tofu is that? Looks like Nagoya extra firm!

It’s a local specialty from my farmer’s market; it’s extra firm…and also *baked*.

Baked tofu is a whole new world for ‘meaty’ cooking-no more plate pressing the water out! Right out of the package, it is firm and dry without being crumbly. Still absorbs a marinade.

It’s hella good!
 

Ralfakick

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“Ma meatloaf”

Made meatloaf with ketchup and Japanese bbq sauce

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Also made tres leches cake recently and had all this heavy cream leftover so I got my ice cream maker out for the first time in a looong time and made choc chip ice cream for dessert

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Ralfakick

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It’s a local specialty from my farmer’s market; it’s extra firm…and also *baked*.

Baked tofu is a whole new world for ‘meaty’ cooking-no more plate pressing the water out! Right out of the package, it is firm and dry without being crumbly. Still absorbs a marinade.

It’s hella good!

Asks what farmers market???
 
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