1) marinated (Sweet Baby Ray's, catalina, and beer 😁), boneless, thick-cut pork chops (grilled over mesquite), cilantro-lime coleslaw, and cheesy-buttery biscuits. My mother-in-law brought a cheesy potato casserole that she made, which was quite good as well.
2) grilled New York strip steak with roasted asparagus. I paired this with black grapes, which of course I didn't make. 😅
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Always. I love to cook. I make custom cocktails, too. 😃
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Well, wait like a month to six weeks and then just come visit SE Texas. It's beautiful during late September through October. Pleasantly warm and breezy (unlike August, which is basically like living on the sun :D)...and the Tex-Mex and BBQ here in the Houston area is often considered the best in the country. We know how to have a good time here. Just sayin'. 😁
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1) Hand-breaded tilapia (I use a mix of corn bread muffin mix and old bay seasoning) and crinkle-cut fries make for a non-traditional fish-n-chips 😋
2) slow-grilled (in a Big Green Egg over oak charcoal) BBQ pork ribs with pan-roasted green beans and fresh-cut pineapple (and a side of homemade spicy BBQ sauce)
3) beef shoulder roast cooked with celery and leeks
4) roast sliced and served with vegetables (that were slow-cooked in the roast pan, which was filled "a jus" [a secret recipe]) and white sweet corn-on-the-cob
5) mixed-grill medallion skewers (rib-eye, chicken, and pork rib) with onions and poblanos
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It is a good idea to write about cuisine, thanks.
In your different recipe, you write about cheese and that's it. Can you be more informative about it.
As you probably know it, we have in France enough cheese to eat a different one every day of the year... so, writing cheese is like writing meat or vegetable without telling which one.
Anyway, continue like that... it gives some idea about what to cook! ;)
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some gigantic cordon bleu with golden discs, i know this looks crap among other beautiful dishes around here, but if you are fan of cheese i think you would like taste of it
(also i think magic is in parts not many people consider to be that important like batter on chicken itself, but i try to make every part taste delicious)
and here is some zoom in on that cheesy goodness inside juicy chicken
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i know this looks crap among other beautiful dishes around here
Hey you used Bokeh effect using DSLR or HDR camera, so you did your best to make it pretty
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1) I think that starfruit are pretty sexy, as far as food goes. I served up some slices with dinner the other night and used the rest with some strawberries, papaya, and concentrated orange juice to make some badass smoothies
2) olive oil/herb/basil grilled chicken, pomegranate sesame salad, roasted brussels sprouts (olive oil, sea salt, pepper, oregano), and crescent roll (that one's by Pillsbury...I'm not much of a baker :D)
3) big-ass ribeye, medium rare, encrusted with black pepper, sea salt, and other seasonings; cheesy potatoes; sunflower crunch salad
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3) You should see the porterhouse steaks that I'm going to make this week. They make this ribeye look small. 😁🤣🤣🤣
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1) I never had a starfruit that didn't make me feel like I had just licked a lemon for a couple hours. Not sure why I never found a ripe one. Strawberry and papaya, on the other hand: yes please.
2)That plate of chicken looks real nice. Roasted Brussels Sprouts FTW!
3)That's also a lot of red meat for me but it looks awesome. Not sure what a sunflower crunch salad is but it sure looks tasty.
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Yeah, you have to wait for starfruit to be completely yellow. There can be some slight green tinge on the very edge of the ribs, but that's it. It's actually better if the edges of the ribs are starting to turn brown -- then you know that it's fully ripe, and it will be very sweet. They're like an apple, some grapes, and an orange had a baby. :)
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Yeah it's always an issue getting ripe exotic fruits here. Especially the kind that looks worse when they are ripe. Like passion fruits. They still dont get that the more ragged it looks, the sweeter it is, so you only see the plump ones in market and they are terribly sour and astringent. But thankfully they ripen well at home. Starfruit don't.
I'll try to get some when I go to Portugal next. They have awesome fruit on markets.
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If you put them in a paper bag like bananas, they will ripen faster and you can make it happen at home. That was a tip from a Filipino friend of mine (one place where this fruit is native).
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Good that i reminded you^^.
It give nothing that is more important as to eat when the half day is over and you haven't done it before.
Ja, weils schnell gehen mußte habe ich zu Bami Goreng aus der Tiefkühle gegriffen. Bauch mit leckerem Essen voll = Masa glücklich -Ich klinge wie wenn man mich rollen könnte, dabei bin ich ein Strich in der Landschaft :-D-
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That looks amazing 😍
I knew apple goes great with walnuts but I don't think I've tried it in a salad yet.
Although I have started sprinkeling them with walnut chunks lately.
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I never see Boskop in supermarkets where I live (I should go to farmers markets more often) but Granny Smith should probably also do the trick, right?
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Danke für die Info.
Käse ist, grundsätzlich, schwierig für mich, da ich vor wenigen Wochen rausgefunden habe das ich keine Laktose, mehr, vertrage :o( (und das als Käsefan....).
Nach vielen Informationen wälzen bleibt mir daher noch Ziegenkäse und jeder Käse der 4 Mon. als Laib gereift ist.
Von daher danke mit dem Halloumi Tip, der könnte in Frage kommen und würde mir, eventuell, den Mozzarella ersetzen ;o)
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From time to time selfmade food from myself.
Often with a direction by the price and sometimes with a needed time to make it.
Not presented professional and the pictures are made with a weak camera but i hope sometimes you feel the mouth orgasms that a part of the food made or at least you are hungry and cook then for your family or yourself :o)
At least in germany are the most women love it when you are able to cook good. All my fem. friends and girlfriends too.
Let's start with the last one. More food are at the comments :o)
Wagyu Beef burger with black forest bacon, cheese and salad.
I can recommend Wagyu beef mine is not from Japan - Kobe, it is from australia, its really worth the 5,50€ for 2 patties.
All together the burger costed me around 3,50€/each. At McDonalds you pay here over 5€ for a "better" burger and it is from a much lower quality then the self made. You need around 10 Min. to make them.
Don't look at the chaos around the plate, i paint at the last days in my flat~
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