I see a hair in there, and we all KNOW it's not from you Eric.mmmn ground Buffalo mixed with a butter saute of diced baby bella mushrooms and fresh crushed garlic formed in to a patty and pan fried then covered with melted Toma Truffle cheese served in a lettuce wrap with sliced tomato's. Ruth added Dejon Mustard and I opted for sweet baby Rays BBQ sauce. so tasty
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Soft asparagus can burn in hell, cook it less dammit!Pan Blackened Salmon drizzled in Lemon Juice on rice with cilantro and lime, Baked Brussels Sprouts and Asparagus brushed with an olive oil slurry of Cajun spice, garlic powder, cayenne powder, salt, pepper, onion powder
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Was not soft, bend was from getting stuffed in back corner of veggie drawer of fridge for daysSoft asparagus can burn in hell, cook it less dammit!
Goddam I could go for some shrimp tacos.Oh damn this hit the spot. Jumbo shrimp cut into 4s, cooked in a skillet with butter, chopped garlic and diced Ghost Pepper, Home made corn tortillas, shredded rec cabbage,, red onion, diced tomato from our garden, avocado, Dubliner cheese
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Saw beef bukkake after that and just kinda skipped over it...
beats two girls one cupI heard two ladies shared one bowl.
yes , dried chick peas soaked in water with some baking soda for 24 hour then drained and rinsed, Chopped Cilantro, baby dill, parsley, coriander, cumin, salt and pepper, fresh garlic, red onion, toasted sesame seeds and some baking powder. mix in a food processor. chill for 30 min before frying in 375f olive oilAre you making the felafel from dried Chick Peas?
That’s my next move. We make everything else, the Pita, the Tzaziki, etc, but I want to make it the correct way.
Huh, thought it was odd that you'd put Cilantro and Coriander in your list.yes , dried chick peas soaked in water with some baking soda for 24 hour then drained and rinsed, Chopped Cilantro, baby dill, parsley, coriander, cumin, salt and pepper, fresh garlic, red onion, toasted sesame seeds and some baking powder. mix in a food processor. chill for 30 min before frying in 375f olive oil
if you like it spicy add some chili powder to the mix
Cilantro is the leaf, Coriander is a powder made from the seeds, they do have different flavorsHuh, thought it was odd that you'd put Cilantro and Coriander in your list.
I assumed it was just exactly the same thing with a different name here in Oz, seems not.
My head would turn inside out if I had Cilantro and Coriander in the same dish, it's wild stuff!