What was the last meal you cooked?
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Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.6
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snowflake954 wrote: »Salmon.......w penne pasta, cream, veg broth, black pepper, EVOO, and freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano.
Always such a lovely presentation! You could expedite in my kitchen any day!!
Thanks! I'm enjoying seeing your presentations too. I'm just a housewife, while you're the chef, so it's a double complement for me.2 -
snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »Salmon.......w penne pasta, cream, veg broth, black pepper, EVOO, and freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano.
Always such a lovely presentation! You could expedite in my kitchen any day!!
Thanks! I'm enjoying seeing your presentations too. I'm just a housewife, while you're the chef, so it's a double complement for me.
Some just have a natural insight for presentation. There used to be an old culinary school saying, "You taste first with your eyes." You have a really good feel for it!4 -
iyanchovska wrote: »
Muchisimas gracias!2 -
Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.
One of the "things" happening with the lockdown this spring is lots of folks turning to in-home baking. Yeast bread is one thing. But flatbreads, they're even easier. Might be worth a shot. Plenty of youtube videos on procedures. The hardest part might be sourcing some flour, LOL.
Pic: making tortillas. No points for shape, LOL.
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Welcome to summer.
Carolina slaw (vinegar, not mayo), MFP recipe builder says about 66cals/serving as prepared here, and a great way to use some fresh veggies for several holiday weekend meals. Plus obligatory burgers. Looking forward to continued improving conditions.
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Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.
One of the "things" happening with the lockdown this spring is lots of folks turning to in-home baking. Yeast bread is one thing. But flatbreads, they're even easier. Might be worth a shot. Plenty of youtube videos on procedures. The hardest part might be sourcing some flour, LOL.
Pic: making tortillas. No points for shape, LOL.
Your tortilla looks divine!! The way my culinary skills are set up, I'm not going to figure out how to make a proper roti shell anytime soon. 🤷🏿♀️ There's flour, there's ground lentils, there's frying. That's already 3 ingredients and a blender 😭
Besides, I'll save all of what I call "complicated" for when I kidnap @just_Tomek2 -
Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.
One of the "things" happening with the lockdown this spring is lots of folks turning to in-home baking. Yeast bread is one thing. But flatbreads, they're even easier. Might be worth a shot. Plenty of youtube videos on procedures. The hardest part might be sourcing some flour, LOL.
Pic: making tortillas. No points for shape, LOL.
Exactly what I made today (and yesterday for my son). After the lockdown I started my own sourdough and now I'm making spelt a tortillas.
Today for me a small treat - with tomato juice, mushrooms and mozzarella.
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Made dinner for tonight: Curried Orange Chicken, white rice, and salad. The curried orange sauce tastes so good over the chicken and the rice.3
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🌱 Vegetable frittata! (With extra habanero & herb love!)
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Chia pudding with almond milk, tera's whey, warm mixed berry compote with lemon juice5
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Love the visuals here! Helps to give ideas of what someone might like.
Last night was Shrimp and veggie Stir fry5 -
Cucina Rustica in stile Abruzes. Rustic cuisine in the Abruzzes stlye. Abruzzi is a relatively remote and mountainous province of Italy on the central east coast. The typical preparation from this region is grilled meats, fish and fresh vegetables.
We prepared rustic sausage and grilled veggies with grilled bread. Salsiccia Rustic con verdures grilliate e pane griliato. Yummy!
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just_Tomek wrote: »Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.
One of the "things" happening with the lockdown this spring is lots of folks turning to in-home baking. Yeast bread is one thing. But flatbreads, they're even easier. Might be worth a shot. Plenty of youtube videos on procedures. The hardest part might be sourcing some flour, LOL.
Pic: making tortillas. No points for shape, LOL.
Your tortilla looks divine!! The way my culinary skills are set up, I'm not going to figure out how to make a proper roti shell anytime soon. 🤷🏿♀️ There's flour, there's ground lentils, there's frying. That's already 3 ingredients and a blender 😭
Besides, I'll save all of what I call "complicated" for when I kidnap @just_Tomek
I told you already, be careful what you wish for lol
For now get equal amount, by weight, of yogurt and self rise flour, combine into dough, roll out and throw your flat bread into a dry skillet. Nothing could be easier.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmk...I'll try this as my tortilla-like substance. As of yesterday, I'm doing a two-week gluten-free experiment to see what the fuss is about. I'll try this (with skyr) once I'm done though!1 -
Risotto.
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just_Tomek wrote: »just_Tomek wrote: »Curry chicken, Jamaican style with chickpeas (instead of potato). Also, no roti shells in the shops yesterday so we're "stuck" with naan. I'm not complaining.
One of the "things" happening with the lockdown this spring is lots of folks turning to in-home baking. Yeast bread is one thing. But flatbreads, they're even easier. Might be worth a shot. Plenty of youtube videos on procedures. The hardest part might be sourcing some flour, LOL.
Pic: making tortillas. No points for shape, LOL.
Your tortilla looks divine!! The way my culinary skills are set up, I'm not going to figure out how to make a proper roti shell anytime soon. 🤷🏿♀️ There's flour, there's ground lentils, there's frying. That's already 3 ingredients and a blender 😭
Besides, I'll save all of what I call "complicated" for when I kidnap @just_Tomek
I told you already, be careful what you wish for lol
For now get equal amount, by weight, of yogurt and self rise flour, combine into dough, roll out and throw your flat bread into a dry skillet. Nothing could be easier.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmk...I'll try this as my tortilla-like substance. As of yesterday, I'm doing a two-week gluten-free experiment to see what the fuss is about. I'll try this (with skyr) once I'm done though!
For weeks you will miss out on all the delish things that the evil gluten provides other than that, nothing. If you were celiac you would have known this long time ago.
So far, it's Day 2 and I feel a difference in energy
... As in less of it 😑
Within reason, I'm up for trying new approaches though so I'll stick this through and then enjoy the *kitten* out of my different flours in about two weeks.2 -
Shakshuka in the garden for breakfast. I can usually drink a French press full of coffee all by myself.. 🤗
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Tagging on the flatbread post, tortillas made with masa de maiz azul criollo, hierloom blue oaxacan corn masa.5
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Broiled Salmon on a bed of wakame with a Greek inspired salad on the side. I was really just looking for a reason to use the purple onion and feta. ☺️
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Safari_Gal_ wrote: »Broiled Salmon on a bed of wakame with a Greek inspired salad on the side. I was really just looking for a reason to use the purple onion and feta. ☺️
Beautiful!
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Linguine w teline.
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C
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snowflake954 wrote: »Linguine w teline.
Gorgeous and yummy!!2 -
Today mainly salads from me:
For lunch - tomatoes, cucumber, carrots and broccoli with various seeds (my favourite, I can eat it every day) and for dinner - iceberg with tuna, cherry tomatoes and avocado.
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Not a meal today, but I did make homemade potato salad today before I left for work. I put 1/2 cup amounts in in small individual containers for portion control. Potato salad is great anytime but I think of making it more for summer.
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Thanksgiving in May, COVID Pantry Version - Turkey,Veg, Rice Blend Casserole
Tasting very much like a traditional Thanksgiving meal mash-up, this casserole is made of a mix of pantry items (turkey, rice blend, bouillon, canned mushrooms) and fresh veg (onion, garlic, celery, cabbage). MFP estimates about 269 cals/serving (the deep casserole dish shown has 9 servings), 25g protein, 26g carb and 6g fat. No dairy or other typical casserole contents, just turkey, veg, rice, liquids, flavorings/seasonings. Not an eye feast, but tasty and filling.
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Air fried pok pok wings and some salad with ranch.
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Tahdig
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snowflake954 wrote: »Tahdig
I saw this made on a documentary (netflix?) recently. looks good. half the rice made with saffron?1
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