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Stuffed peppers would be good use for your meat. I like super hot but the family does not. So I use banana and some sweets.
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I'm not sure I was aware that people eat agar. I spent plenty of time in bio labs as a microbiology major, and agar to me is something you pour into petri dishes to serve as the substrate for growing your bacteria.tifosi77 wrote:There's really nothing that impressive going on there, technique-wise. It's just a water-based fluid gel (using agar agar) to set extra thick.columbia wrote:THE FUTURE OF DESSERT IS HERE, AND IT’S A WATER CAKE!
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It's a hydrocolloid (which you probably already knew) that has been used as a gelling agent in foods for centuries. I get it at Whole Foods in the Asian foods section (Eden Foods brand).Shyster wrote:I'm not sure I was aware that people eat agar. I spent plenty of time in bio labs as a microbiology major, and agar to me is something you pour into petri dishes to serve as the substrate for growing your bacteria.tifosi77 wrote:There's really nothing that impressive going on there, technique-wise. It's just a water-based fluid gel (using agar agar) to set extra thick.columbia wrote:THE FUTURE OF DESSERT IS HERE, AND IT’S A WATER CAKE!
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blackjack68 wrote:Coop's for fried chicken.
http://www.coopsplace.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Mother's for more home-cooking feel.
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Erin Rose for a dive/locals bar.
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Redfish is supposed to be very good.
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Commander's Palace for Creole and jazz (fine dining). http://www.commanderspalace.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
And Krazy Korner for rockin' 80s music. Especially if Trick Bag is playing.
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Oh, good call. I never think of them in the winter cause I always use fresh peppers in the summer and fallville5 wrote:Stuffed peppers would be good use for your meat. I like super hot but the family does not. So I use banana and some sweets.
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I've been watching the youtube series of "On the Table" with Eric Ripert. I love the non-chef episodes.
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That series was where I first reveled in the glory that is Chrissy Teigen.count2infinity wrote:I've been watching the youtube series of "On the Table" with Eric Ripert. I love the non-chef episodes.
And this morning I got this in my email from Chase: A Private Evening at Michelin Three Star Restaurant Le Bernardin with Chef Eric Ripert!
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Most of wine stolen from French Laundry restaurant is recovered
The $300,000 worth of wine that was stolen from the French Laundry restaurant on Christmas Day has turned up — in Greensboro, N.C.
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It’s not known how the connection was made with the North Carolina location, and Pike refused to say whether they had ended up in a private collection or the wine cellar of another restaurant, though a report from the Associated Press had it in a private cellar.
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I just started following Mei and Melissa on Instagram, and they are totally BFFs. I probably only needed to follow one of them, because 75% of each of their feeds are the same pictures, just from a slightly different selfie angle. I don't say that to disparage either or both of them.... but come on, get a room already.
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I picked up a tomahawk ribeye and going with the reverse sear technique:
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I'd hit that.
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Makes sense. That's what tif does with his aquatic meat baths.
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Carnitas with a jicama slaw and avocado, topped with cilantro served over nachos. Very very happy with the result. Was going to use the jicama as a tortilla substitute but it didn't play nice with the mandolin. It was a happy accident. The slaw worked better. Just OJ, rice vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper