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OFFICIAL THREAD: General Cookery and Discussion

Van Veen

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I bought that Breville Sous Chef 16 on Facebook brand new for $150. Way overkill for my needs but damn if it ain’t a fine piece of machinery. It weighs like 25 lbs. but is quieter than my blender.

I’m curious to test out the slicing blade and see how it compares to a mandoline.
 

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IP Chicken Pho

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Some **** from prior weeks I had on my camera roll

Country omelette with a slice of Gouda and salsa verde
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Baked yams with yogurt lime sauce
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I probably should have waited until the sauce thickened to take the pic of this one but oh well (I don't technically stir fry, it's all blanched.)
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Love baby bok choy, sometimes it's all I want for dinner.
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The key is getting really thin ropes because they rise a lot in the oven. I think my first pretzels looked kind of like that. I haven’t made any in a while, though.
 

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Something different, Sturgeon -- the bacon of the sea. Has veins of fat through the flesh so it's wicked rich and a little goes a long way. Tomato tapenade, sautéed green peas and green apple, spuds.

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I just realized I've not done anything with lamb belly in a few years. It is seriously the best thing ever. I need to make some bacon with it, something like a porchetta, and slow grill it too. If you've never tried lamb belly you need to get out and try some.
 

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As much as he's shilling for Knorr, I want to do this from Marco Pierre White.

 

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I wanted to try out my new food processor, so I made an attempt at pate brisee today (never made a pie crust before). I failed miserably because I missed a step in the recipe. This made me realize I'm a boomer and need to print out recipes. I always screw them up if I read them from a screen.

I made a second one and it's looking pretty good. Chilling in the fridge overnight.
 

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Anyone have any recs for a good immersion blender? Something with a rubberized guard, if such a thing exists, as I'm afraid of scratching the enamel in my pot.

edit: Nevermind, found some good options. The proper search term is "nylon pan guard"
 
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