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Dinner thread...What's cooking...
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ScottySkis
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Frozen fish.
ScottySkis
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To cook dinner you read to many cook books?
gmcunni
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rotisserie chicken from the Big Y
skifree
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Throw the carcass in a pot. You will have soup for a week
The Captain
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Steaks Tonight!, With Mushroom and Pepper sauce!
gmcunni
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o3jeff
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If you're ever in the Sturbridge, MA area, stop by this place. http://btsmokehouse.com/
gmcunni
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driving that way next week, maybe i'll pop in
dlague
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Tuna steaks
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Not Sure
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Sturbridge....LOL , Ate at some diner not far off 84 some years ago on the way home from Boston. Was pretty busy , food and service was good but got a pice of Apple pie to go , When I got home opened the box and found it was'nt baked.
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I recently bought a cast iron skillet, and have started to love to cook in it. Last night I did pan fried NY Sirloin, with pan fried asparagus, along side it and baked sweet potatoes.
This morning I made bacon, hash browns, eggs, and toast. Loved that I just had to wipe the pan with a napkin, add a little oil to the pan, throw it in the oven for about 30 minutes and it was ready to go for the next meal.
Does anybody have some personal cast iron recipes that I should try?
This morning I made bacon, hash browns, eggs, and toast. Loved that I just had to wipe the pan with a napkin, add a little oil to the pan, throw it in the oven for about 30 minutes and it was ready to go for the next meal.
Does anybody have some personal cast iron recipes that I should try?
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pshydriad@gmail.com
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There should be a recipe thread.
.....okay, here's a recipe then
Tonight I had what I'll call Alimony Stew
My wife is working this evening, so I decided to incorporate some foods that I love, but she hates into a stew. The five items were Mussels, Mushrooms (Shitake), Sweet Potato, Cooked tomato and cooked Arugula. She loves the later two raw, but doesn't care for them cooked. The first three ingredients she hates.
I cooked off about a pound of Mussels and 2 ounces of Shitake with shallot, garlic, butter, white wine, rosemary, thyme and fennel.
I grilled one large Sweet Potato and a 1/3 # of Kielbasa until both had a nice char on them.
This all got combined in a pot with three large diced Roma Tomatoes and two cups of a 50/50 chicken and vegetable stock. Cook on medium low for 20 minutes. Added the Arugula and a bit of Red Pepper flake around the 18 minute mark.
Serve with grilled bread.
Alimony Stew
Tonight I had what I'll call Alimony Stew
My wife is working this evening, so I decided to incorporate some foods that I love, but she hates into a stew. The five items were Mussels, Mushrooms (Shitake), Sweet Potato, Cooked tomato and cooked Arugula. She loves the later two raw, but doesn't care for them cooked. The first three ingredients she hates.
I cooked off about a pound of Mussels and 2 ounces of Shitake with shallot, garlic, butter, white wine, rosemary, thyme and fennel.
I grilled one large Sweet Potato and a 1/3 # of Kielbasa until both had a nice char on them.
This all got combined in a pot with three large diced Roma Tomatoes and two cups of a 50/50 chicken and vegetable stock. Cook on medium low for 20 minutes. Added the Arugula and a bit of Red Pepper flake around the 18 minute mark.
Serve with grilled bread.
Alimony Stew
Not Sure
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Sounds good!
Like to eat raw Shitakes with salsa
pshydriad@gmail.com
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I am deathly allergic to oysters but my husband loves them so I totally understand.
I assume you are allergic to Mussels than as well? Most folks who are allergic to one bi-valve are allergic to them all.
pshydriad@gmail.com
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Yup... bivalve are poison. Too bad too since I grew up living on friend clams. Now just the smell of them makes me nervous.
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Just killed a white clam pizza and a bottle of chianti at pepes pizza in new haven
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Chicken Masala and bunch of fried Indian goodies.
If you're ever in White River Junction, VT, I can't recommend this place enough.
http://www.taj-e-india.com/#_=_
It's a take out only Indian Food Restaurant located literally inside this family's house. This is my second time through town on business and I was eager to get take out from here again. Super tasty and HUGE portions for the money. Next time I need to remember a cooler to bring my leftovers home.
If you're ever in White River Junction, VT, I can't recommend this place enough.
http://www.taj-e-india.com/#_=_
It's a take out only Indian Food Restaurant located literally inside this family's house. This is my second time through town on business and I was eager to get take out from here again. Super tasty and HUGE portions for the money. Next time I need to remember a cooler to bring my leftovers home.
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