Foodies BS Thread.

Sometimes you just feel like a nice, simple grilled cheese sandwich and some salt, pepper and onion kettle chips.

 

Yup

 

Where are you buying your seafood typically?

 

Leftover Kodiak cakes my wife made for breakfast yesterday that I forgot about.

Breakfast for supper is the best.

 

What is that?! I want one.

 

Typically I hit up Asian markets with an ice chest.
This fish I got at the Santa Rosa seafood market. More expensive

 

They are a little grainier (my phone says that's not a word?) than regular pancakes but it makes my wife happy that we are getting some protein instead of almost entirely carbs.

And yes, we could make sausage and/or bacon for the protein but we usually don't keep any in the house.

 

Tonight.

took some wontons and dressed them in hot chili oil. Szechuan peppercorns in the sauce will numb my face.

 

Gotcha. I’ve not been to SR Seafood yet.

 

During this week with the kids it’s my goal to get them in the kitchen more. They had a task of finding a meat and research a recipe they would eat. today my oldest chose Mexican street tacos with skirt steak. He had to make the marinade.


I chopped the CILANTRO (oh yes) and onions


cook and serve.

 

Leftover Prime Rib dip....

 

I received a Dutch oven on Christmas. I made a beef stew for dinner yesterday.

 

I have those knives.

 

Cilantro lovers unite!

 

Picked this up at Aldi a few weeks ago. My wife was back there today and said it was on sale so I figured I better try it to see how it is.



Obviously sweeter than Stove Top and next time I'd use less water than it calls for but it's pretty good.

Now I need to figure out some real food to eat for supper instead of just dressing.

 

I didn’t like it. The sweetness was too much. I was bummed I thought it was going to be great. We love those Kings Hawaiian Rolls.

 

Since that's all I was eating, you're absolutely right - it is too sweet. I was hoping that if I ate it with other things it would be tamed down a bit.

 

Recipe??

 

Instapot elk roast