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jeff540

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Going to be stir fry in the wok. Chicken with shitake mushrooms, snow peas, and little chinese cabbage things I picked up for curiosity's sake yesterday.

That is, if I lay off the Pilsner Urquell. If not, then there may be a few finger tips in dinner as well.
 
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subsalac

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A few days ago I made Salvadorian pupusas with curtido and salsa roja. Think tamales, but without the husk, and round and flat rather than log shaped-- fried, with a stuffing containing pork, cheese, tomatoes, chilies, onions, garlic, and spices. A must condiment is a kind of cabbage slaw with mexican oregano. I've been eating it lunch and dinner for 4 days straight now, and still not tired :col:
 
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A few days ago I made Salvadorian pupusas with curtido and salsa roja. Think tamales, but without the husk, and round and flat rather than log shaped-- fried, with a stuffing containing pork, cheese, tomatoes, chilies, onions, garlic, and spices. A must condiment is a kind of cabbage slaw with mexican oregano. I've been eating it lunch and dinner for 4 days straight now, and still not tired :col:

I love me some pupusas!
 
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I am in the process of making a lamb and okra stew—apparently very commonly found in the Middle East but I tend to not follow recipes. I used some whole cardamom pods, cloves, ground sumac...etc. If you’re one to worry about okra being slimy two tips: never cut it while wet and as the Greeks did soak it in vinegar for a while rinse after and cook it (sauté) separately before in-cooperating it with whatever.

Coincidentally I bought the lamb (shank) at a high end grocery chain that mislabeled it—costing me .40!
 
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