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AZhappyjack

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Happy Jack, AZ
Dinner tonight: Hoisin-Glazed Tuna with Asparagus & Rice Noodles

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profcutter

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I tried to make ‏شيش براك for the first time. Cat’s ears! They’re lamb dumplings in yogurt sauce with mint infused olive oil and marcona almonds. Not pretty but tasty!
 

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Scepticalscribe

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In a coffee shop.
Had some Mole our friends brought back from Mexico. It is a very rich sauce that takes multiple chilies, chocolate, cinnamon and many other spices.

Made Mole chicken over rice, with avocado fresh sweet corn, pickeled onions, and salsa.
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That looks amazing.

I am especially intrigued by the pickled onions: Did you prepare them yourself, and, if so, could you possibly please share the recipe? I love pickled vegetables.
 

Mellofello808

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Mar 18, 2010
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That looks amazing.

I am especially intrigued by the pickled onions: Did you prepare them yourself, and, if so, could you possibly please share the recipe? I love pickled vegetables.
Sure.

Dice a red onion into thin strips. Place into mason jar or similar.

In a pot on the stove pour in a 1 cup of water, and a tablespoon or so of salt, sugar, and 1/4-1/2 cup red wine vinegar to taste (optionally add in other spices like pepper corns, red pepper flakes, cloves of garlic etc). Bring to a boil, then pour over onions and leave on counter uncovered for 1 hour until room temperature.

Store in the fridge. They will be ready to eat within a few hours, but continue to gain complexity the longer they pickle.
 

Scepticalscribe

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Jul 29, 2008
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In a coffee shop.
Sure.

Dice a red onion into thin strips. Place into mason jar or similar.

In a pot on the stove pour in a 1 cup of water, and a tablespoon or so of salt, sugar, and 1/4-1/2 cup red wine vinegar to taste (optionally add in other spices like pepper corns, red pepper flakes, cloves of garlic etc). Bring to a boil, then pour over onions and leave on counter uncovered for 1 hour until room temperature.

Store in the fridge. They will be ready to eat within a few hours, but continue to gain complexity the longer they pickle.
Wow.

Thank you, very much appreciated.
 
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