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I can thank Ilga for that title since I made these myself, but I agree with her totally. My mum gave me the recipe. These mince pies have a delicious macaroon topping.
Continuing the Keto way of eating. It is NOT a starvation type diet.
This was my first meal of the day about noon today. Feeling no pain :-)
Home cooking during the COVID-19 pandemic, starting in March 2020.
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Basically followed Emeril's "persimmon glazed duck breast with steamed three color cauliflower" - minus the persimmons and cauliflower.
Instead of 1 c. blood orange juice, it was 1/2 c. blood orange juice (1 blood orange) and 1/2 cup Minneola tangelo juice (1.5 tangelos), with the remaining tangelo half split into slices and cooked in place of the persimmons.
Next time: Simmer the duck in the glaze more.
It turned out pretty good considering the long beans were slightly overcooked and I forgot about the jicama (bung guang) lol :) ...and I didn't add carrots 'coz Bruce dislikes them... so much for soyur lodeh lol!
I wanted to make breakfast but my fridge was practically empty. All I could make was a bacon, tomato and avocado sandwich. foodforfel.com/2010/05/a-nostalgic-bacon-sandwich/
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Bacon cooking in a cast iron skillet.
Even the noodles in this are homemade. Lunch is the big meal here, and it always starts with a homemade soup. Matilda's mama is Transyvanian Hungarian (ie an ethnic Hungarian in Romania) and this is how she makes chicken soup. No meat, just broth and noodles.
041309M3:51PM TODAY'S LUNCH-
BLACK PEPPERED LEMON HONEY CHICKEN OVER CAPELLINI NOODLES TOPPED WITH CILANTRO AND A DOLLOP OF SOUR CREAM WITH SIDE OF STEAMED CARROTS AND KOREAN PEARS. it was a little spicy, but overall was very delicious! i like using lemon juice instead of salt and honey instead of granulated or brown sugar. the honey seemed to make the chicken taste better. if you don't own a steamer, you could always do the bowl and pot method - that's what i did (for them smaller quantity steaming).
~BON APPETIT!
Latest attempt at slow cooking, this time with a Dutch oven instead of crockpot. I made “cholent”, a traditional Jewish dish I read about. Potatoes, onions, chunks of beef, pinto beans, buckwheat, cooked for 12 hours in seasoned broth. (Traditionally would be barley, but I went for #glutenfree buckwheat.) I thought it was a hearty stew with a warm flavor (turmeric and cumin), but my husband thought it was bland gruel. Ah well.
Jac cooked honey mustard quail, her first time ever cooking quail. See the blog post: bit.ly/gamefarm-quail