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What did you eat last night for dinner?

Manton

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Thanks guys. The sauce is really delicious.

I did not find turning the zucchini that hard. The only thing is, you are supposed to keep the skin on one side, which looks nice, but it makes the shape a little uneven. I don't see any way around that.
 
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Aged just shy of a month, this goat cheese is dense, studded with whole and crushed green peppercorns that give it a subtle spice. The snow white rind is thin, allowing the flavor of the milk to come through. There isn't much of the typical mushroom flavor you get from a heavily molded cheese. Instead it's more of a fresh cream flavor, perfumed with pepper.

Its clean flavor finishes with a nice citrus note, making this one of the most accessible goat cheeses I know. Perfect for aficionado and novice alike.
 

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Just made these:

Homemade steak tacos/ salsa
Pretty big success ( One of the first things I've cooked ever)
Corn tortillas/ Seared skirt steak/ Homemade salsa
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itsstillmatt

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Kind of tapas at home.

Chickpea fritters (panisses:)


Cherry Gazpacho:


Beets with garlic sauce:


Scallops with seaweed butter (they are cooked in that bowl, so that is what they look like: )


Tuna tartare:
 

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Kind of tapas at home.

Chickpea fritters (panisses:)


Cherry Gazpacho:


Beets with garlic sauce:


Scallops with seaweed butter (they are cooked in that bowl, so that is what they look like: )


Tuna tartare:


Stunning, especially the gazpacho.
 

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goddamnit matt
 

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That tuna tartare is very pretty. All of the dishes are, really.
 

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