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What did you eat last night for dinner?

Piobaire

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Originally Posted by iammatt
I had a Piobaire night. Pork belly, pork shoulder. Also sea urchin and cepes.

On a night I'm doing mainly seafood!
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Happy to see a porky night is named after me though.

Gonna braise a belly next weekend.
 

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sao paulo pizza - wood over cooked. blue cheese with spicy salami
 

Tokyo Slim

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Originally Posted by Spatlese
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Just giving you ****. I bet it was tasty. That's about the least flattering pose for a dead animal though. hehe.
 

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Simple Saturday night dinner, just my wife and I:

- Home made gazpacho

- Dry aged Cote de Bouef cooked the Ducasse way (http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?...a-thick-steak/) with English asparagus and radicchio salad

- A good chunk of Camembert

- Rhubarb and strawberry pie (Rowley leigh's recipe from the FT a few weeks back)

To drink: a glass of Hidalgo La Gitana Manzanilla with the soup, and a bottle of 1997 Comtesse de Lalande (showing beautifully) with the beef and cheese
 

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Originally Posted by R.O. Thornhill
Simple Saturday night dinner, just my wife and I: - Home made gazpacho - Dry aged Cote de Bouef cooked the Ducasse way (http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?...a-thick-steak/) with English asparagus and radicchio salad - A good chunk of Camembert - Rhubarb and strawberry pie (Rowley leigh's recipe from the FT a few weeks back) To drink: a glass of Hidalgo La Gitana Manzanilla with the soup, and a bottle of 1997 Comtesse de Lalande (showing beautifully) with the beef and cheese
In other news... there's a recipe section in The Financial Times?
 

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Originally Posted by ChicagoRon
In other news... there's a recipe section in The Financial Times?

yes, actually there are a lot of great food articles in the FT
 

Piobaire

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Originally Posted by binge
I ate it, the lamb.

Did you like it, the lamb?
 

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Family dinner - salmon with beurre blanc, asparagus, carrots and some grilled polenta. Wine was our daily drinker - '07 Kettle Valley Pinot Gris, from the Naramata bench in the Okanagan Valley of BC. The colour of the wine is a very light pink - that, and it's fresh light peach notes complemented the wild spring salmon nicely.
 

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