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Marinade, I like marinade.Going to grill up some Mongolian beef and serve it with brown jasmine rice and a salad with ginger dressing tonight.
Time to make the marinade.
Alan's Psychedelicious SupperMarinade, I like marinade.
Hot damned tamale, Ahab! That was fantastic. Can't remember the last time I had a roast chicken, and the rhubarb tarte was phenomenal! There is a reason I let this plant take over a large portion of my garden every year!Roasted chicken with lemons, garlic, and potato wedges, with a side of salad, and fresh asparagus from the garden. Dessert is a French rhubarb tart with rhubarb also from the garden (right next to the asparagus, actually!)
I should put a bottle of wine in the fridge.
I'm glad I reread that. I was concerned that she had swapped you for a sack of muscles today.My wife scored a sack of mussels today, so I am going to have moules marinières with pommes frites for dinner tonight.
She should.I'm glad I reread that. I was concerned that she had swapped you for a sack of muscles today.
Welcome to Post 4,253 of "Nickyboy's Personal Thread of What He Is Eating"!
Philly cheesesteaks.
I wish.From Philly? Road trip in quarantine?![]()
Who knows that this contraption is called and what am I using it to make this afternoon?
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You are correct, sir! It is called chitarra (Italian for "guitar"). You lay thick sheets of fresh pasta on top of the "strings" and go across them with a rolling pin to push them through. The wires make a rough, square edge on the pasta that holds pasta sauce well.Some kind of pasta maker? (Without doing an image search.)
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