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So pretty!
It went down a treat and was pretty much consumed on the day.
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It went down a treat and was pretty much consumed on the day.
IanSYK
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Cooked in a honey and mustard sauce.
Potoooooooo
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Sushi Rolls made to look like Koi
Broski said to eat the bread before it goes bad, so I put all the slices into a container with some rice to dry it out further overnight for bread and butter pudding, which I made earlier today. Just the basic recipe. It turned out great but I kicked myself after for not using up the blueberries in this pudding. It also turned out a bit less sweet than I would like so I drizzled some honey over it and it is divine. So good.
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I never thought of that. Does it dry them out faster? Rice does a good job of pulling moisture out of just about anything.
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Posting this mostly to remind myself to try it later: wasabi guacamole.
tantric
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also try the aztec avocado - half an avocado covered with sriracha
on another note, PICKLE JUICE
the other day i finished a jar of kosher dills and was looking at the juice. on a whim i added some sucralose (i'm diabetic) poured it over ice and drank it. DAMN. very, very good. first question is why can't i just buy bottled carbonated pickle juice? failing that, what would it take to make pickle juice without wasting pickles? could you just juice a cucumber, add vinegar and spices?
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Yoou can buy all kinds of pickle juice drinks, although I have no idea if any of them are carbonated. There are also pickle juice popsicles.
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Get a soda stream and use pickle juice instead of water.
IanSYK
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The ultimate in decadent luxurious dining
caviar served on a cube of gelatin made out of Champagne
caviar served on a cube of gelatin made out of Champagne
Yeah, just make your own pickles. You get to experiment with spices and make it exactly as you want it to taste. I like pickling watermelon rind using bits of several recipes, one of which is Alton Brown's and I don't remember the others off hand. Pickling is massively forgiving if you don't use exact amounts, and it's cheap and easy to experiment with as you please.
IanSYK
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Those look fantastic, Ian. NOM!
DrZoidberg
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The ultimate in decadent luxurious dining
caviar served on a cube of gelatin made out of Champagne
Not just luxury. Looks gorgeous. I want. I want. I want
Srirachi barbecue sauce on meatballs. That is all.
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Sriracha on meatballs does sound tasty.
For some reason, I am now filled with an urge to experiment with Sriracha-topped meatloaf. I've always referred to Sriracha as the ketchup of the gods. Why didn't I've try that sooner?
DrZoidberg
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Sriracha on a fried egg is so amazingly good. It's one of these magical combinations. Like mashed potatoes and truffle oil. So simple, and mind blowing each time