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What did you eat last night for dinner?

MikeDT

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Teachers' Day dinner.


Mongolian veg. and meat dish.


"Happy Teachers' Day!"


Chicken soup.


Mutton.


Sheep ribs.


...a good evening was had by all. :)
 
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Dinner was cheese and wine with a few friends.

Tomme Fermier, Tomme des Pyrenees, Saint-Nectaire.
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It's more than just that. For generations in Europe the lord, jarl, etc. got all the prime cuts, etc. The common folk had to learn how to cook offal, the tough stringy cuts, etc. so it would taste good. There was also, of course, no refrigeration so folks had to learn various methods to preserve foods for months without the aide of freezing. So I'm thinking of everything from braises to confit to smoking in my prior statement.


No, that's not what I'm saying.

You're making the assumption that their offal and tough cuts they had to braise were bad... their farming practices probably produced some very good meat. They just didn't get the tender cuts.
 

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Very TFL meal.

You need to scrape the bone more cleanly. Get a cheaper knife and have at it.
 

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Very TFL meal.

You need to scrape the bone more cleanly. Get a cheaper knife and have at it.

Ya. I need to use string next time, I think.



First is sautéed cod with a cod "cake" and clam chowder. Second is lamb with beans and Rosemary. Third is Valencay with beet syrup, beet greens, roasted beets, and beet powder. All from TFL cookbook.
 

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Just use a german knife. String won't get it clean enough.
 

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I scraped it with my Shun, but it wouldn't get any cleaner. I'm serving this dish for 6 on Friday; I'll have to experiment some more for cleaning the bones. Everything else came out great.
 
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You just have to be persistent. Don't use a Shun, not because it can't do the job but because you are likely to chip the edge.
 

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