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Last nights creation. Sous Vide peri peri chicken kebab and homemade salad. Mighty fine !
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Cottage cheese with a apple and cherries.6 -
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Saturday lunch: Gordon Ramsay's 5-Ingredient Broccoli Soup (broccoli, water, salt, pepper, cheese). Garnished (here) with on-hand EVOO and chives. Chef uses fancy goat cheese, I used some leftover shredded cheddar from a salsa chicken dish I made earlier in the week. 10 minutes from start to eat. Recipe is on the internet and youtube.
The cheese was deposited in the bottom of the bowl, and stirred when melted to give a creamy texture. Optional.
This was excellent, clean, plain. My old phone cam doesn't give the green color justice. A little cayenne might give it a boost, but this is like a blank palette - make it what you want. Or as is.
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Ugh soz for the blurry image. Salmon Rice Bowl w/ avocado and a slice of lemon
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Rice, beef stew, and cooked vegetables.
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Cabernet Sauvignon3 -
Meal prep for the week. Lentils, mushroom-spinach saute, walnut 'parmesan', and lentil-based sloppy joe filling. I made barley as well but it was still soaking when this photo was taken.
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Rainy, cool, bleh Sunday afternoon here on the USA Mid-Atlantic coast: Cannellini Bean/Spinach/Veg soup. "Chunky Blended" with the immersion blender.
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Chicken teriyaki stir fry with shirataki noodles.7 -
Tonight was fairly decent (although I definitely could have plated better
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bootyrubsandtacos wrote: »
Chicken teriyaki stir fry with shirataki noodles.
That looks delicious1 -
Secretnotes wrote: »
That looks so delicious- please tell us about it
It's a baked meringue -3 egg whites, 1/2 tsp cream of tartar, 2 tbsp splenda mixed until eggs form a peak, then piled on a cookie sheet with a central indentation and baked at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. While the meringue is baking, I dice an apple, sprinkle it with cinnamon and sweetener, then cook in the microwave. When the meringue is done, I top it with the apple mixture.
It makes a pretty good sized breakfast, so it's one of my favorites.1 -
Ribeye, cauliflower salad and fried onions and mushrooms (not pictured, big glass of Malbec)1
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The most amazing sesame red bean double baked croissant. Definitely one of the best I've ever had.
Also got a potato raclette tarte from the same bakery.
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Made a vanilla cake with lemon curd/raspberry filling. Iced with whip cream.
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bootyrubsandtacos wrote: »
Chicken teriyaki stir fry with shirataki noodles.
That looks delicious
Thanks!
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The most amazing sesame red bean double baked croissant. Definitely one of the best I've ever had.
Also got a potato raclette tarte from the same bakery.
Yes. Yes. Red bean is so under appreciated as a delicious traditional sweet (western) alternative.
One of my favorite cakes is Harbs’ (red bean whipped cream with chestnuts).1 -
Waguri tarte0
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