Haven't been cooking anything special recently :-/ today I was off and is not really special, but spent a little time to make a proper lunch: salmon and mixed veg stir fry with rice noodles
What have you cooked recently
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Haven't posted in this in ages!
With the recent heat in UK I experimented with smoothies. My very first one was apple, mango, lime and basil. Can't fit the pic but was an awesome green.
Our go to solution was a mix of mango, pineapple and berries; juice of one lemon or grapefruit or orange, ice. In the evening we also mixed cherry vodka from Poland.
This mix was at breakfast tho, so no alcohol ? was apple, lime, berries, basil; I also discovered you can use yogurt to make scrambled eggs instead of milk, and they got very fluffy!
This other one is just poached eggs and instead of bacon Parma ham sprinkled with parmesan
I've also been making my own Yorkshire puddings, used this leftover with cheese stuffed chicken breasts
This were savory crepes with parma ham and asparagus, with some cheese sauce I wipped up
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Made steak pie the other day
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I didn't predict that the colored gelatin would be sticky. I thought that the white cream would make the flavoured gelatin float but it didn't.
The original recipe asks for condensed milk. I replaced it with coconut milk, grated coconut and Xylitol. The grated coconut ended up being a bad idea because the cream ended up too thick and hard to pour and mix.
It tastes great though.
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I didn't predict that the colored gelatin would be sticky. I thought that the white cream would make the flavoured gelatin float but it didn't.
The original recipe asks for condensed milk. I replaced it with coconut milk, grated coconut and Xylitol. The grated coconut ended up being a bad idea because the cream ended up too thick and hard to pour and mix.
It tastes great though.
Is that this ambrosia salad thing I've heard so much about?
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Quote from AlexM
3 hours ago, AlexM said: Is that this ambrosia salad thing I've heard so much about?
Mexican Jello or Mosaic Jello or Sea Glass Jello.
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Quote from 0kelvin
On 11/21/2022 at 8:06 PM, 0kelvin said: Mexican Jello or Mosaic Jello or Sea Glass Jello.
oh dang!
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I don't know if anybody ever noticed it. When you cook yourself rather than buying or ordering it, there is some pleasure involved in cooking. And also something related to planning ahead of time, taking care of yourself and having better control of your own time.
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I don't have a name and didn't follow any recipe in particular. It's rice + vegetables
- Carrot
- Belly pepper
- Peas
- Cherry tomato (not really, in here there is a similar tomato called Sweet tomato. It's less rounder and more oval)
- Onions
- Garlic
- Himalayan Salt
- Dried grapes
- Black pepper
- Parsley
- Basil
- Olive oil
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Mashed potatoes with spinach and onion. Salt and black pepper. Some butter too.
I bought spinach last week and almost forgot it rotting in the fridge.
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I only use frozen spinach because the fresh baby has such a short shelf life @0kelvin
Totally agree on the mindfulness of cooking, always enjoyed it. Doesn’t work for everyone, my partner prefers if I cook for sure, she started doing more to have a break from the child lol
the rice you’ve done we’d call it “rice salad”, although would normally add würstel or tinned tuna too
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I've learned something with cooking that rice. Previously I would cook the vegetables with some water because carrots are hard and they need cooking to become soft. But if you do that with onions and belly pepper it ruins the flavour. It's best to use olive oil and start cooking without adding any water. Onions, belly pepper and frozen vegetables already contain lots of water and I cook until all that water evaporates and you start hearing that frying sound.
That same recipe tastes great with mushrooms, specially shiitake. Pout pepper is great too.
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Is that rice to be eaten warm or cold @0kelvin?
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Quote from blackdog
9 hours ago, blackdog said: Is that rice to be eaten warm or cold @0kelvin?
Room temperature or you can use a microwave.
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