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non-fixie 01-14-14 04:25 PM

Nice picture! (And a nice lunch too, by the looks of it.)


Originally Posted by obrentharris (Post 16408769)


cobrabyte 01-14-14 07:08 PM

home grown tomatoes & salad greens w/ smoked pork neck
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5471/1...d836c808_b.jpg

cobrabyte 01-14-14 07:28 PM

venison is on the menu lately.
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5512/1...c16037a1_c.jpg
bacon wrapped venison kabobs
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3810/1...ee99d577_c.jpg
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3721/1...dbc6b7f2_c.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7435/1...f42fff31_c.jpg

non-fixie 01-25-14 11:13 AM

Mrs non-fixie was in Barcelona last week for business, and I joined her for the weekend. We had been there before, seen the sights and got the T-shirt, so this time we could really focus. :)

Drinks and pintxos - jamón ibérico and a rather lovely pâté - at a Basque bar:

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Grotefoto-SD6NHHRH.jpg

For dinner we had reserved a table at a seafood restaurant near the harbor. We were seated next to a display counter in which half of the animals were still moving:

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Grotefoto-WTN67TPZ.jpg

When ordering the seafood platter the waiter asked "cooked or alive?" After slight hesitation and quick look to the moving extremities on the right, we decided to go for "alive" as that was the better choice, according to said waiter. Luckily nothing walked away:

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Grotefoto-AAEUJCW3.jpg

non-fixie 01-25-14 11:16 AM

Lunch on Sunday consisted of various Spanish tapas:

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Grotefoto-EMBHLN4R.jpg

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Grotefoto-W7QUNYZ4.jpg

WNG 01-25-14 12:45 PM

non-fixie, I can't stop drooling. ;)

oddjob2 01-25-14 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by WNG (Post 16439957)
non-fixie, I can't stop drooling. ;)

Neither can the cats on that other thread

Kobe 01-25-14 02:45 PM

Is that smelt in the last picture? I need to make that dish more often than just on Christmas Eve.

non-fixie 01-25-14 04:37 PM


Originally Posted by KOBE (Post 16440162)
Is that smelt in the last picture? I need to make that dish more often than just on Christmas Eve.

Anchovies, deep fried. Not much taste to them this way and a little disappointing to be honest. The salty ones in the picture above them were much nicer, not to mention the delicious preparation I tasted in Italy (see post 586).

ColonelJLloyd 02-10-14 12:04 PM

Best meatloaf I've had. Beef, pork and venison with a pork glace and onion reduction. Whole grain mustard and breadcrumb crust.

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2807/1...68715c42_c.jpg
Untitled by ColonelJLloyd, on Flickr

non-fixie 02-10-14 02:11 PM

Looks delicious as well! I'm familiar with beef/pork mixtures, but what does the venison do for the taste?

ColonelJLloyd 02-10-14 02:22 PM

Frankly, I had it (ground venison) and there aren't many applications where I want to use and this is one. It just adds a little more depth of flavor and little firmer texture; you must compensate for the lack of fat, however. It can elevate it from a somewhat bland dish to one a lot more complex and flavorful. That said, you could put that sauce on just about anything and make it fantastic. There is literally the contents of 10 pounds of bones in each quart of that glace.

Italuminium 02-10-14 02:44 PM

Working on my culinary sagacity. Saltimbocca, one of my favorites.

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3801/1...f3722613_b.jpg
Untitled by ctjr, on Flickr

non-fixie 02-10-14 02:53 PM

Thanks. I see. I have some nice tender deer in the freezer, but to grind it for a meatloaf would not be worth it, I guess.

ColonelJLloyd 02-10-14 03:52 PM

Love some saltimbocca! You do yours like a roulade? Capers?

non-fixie, if it's a good cut it is hard to improve upon salt, pepper and a good sear.

Italuminium 02-10-14 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd (Post 16484439)
Love some saltimbocca! You do yours like a roulade? Capers?

'Twas nothing fancy this time, just a good sear on both sides and a little time in the oven (I made cannelloni too that day, in a bit less succesful recipe :p) and stirred a little wine and butter in the juices to get a nice gravy. I served them flat. Pure and simple and done in 10 minutes. No capers though, I don't really care for them.

I once had a great Saltimbocca (in Rome, off course!), where they served them in the cast-iron pan they were fried in, flat, with apparently very little done to the gravy at all.

non-fixie 02-10-14 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd (Post 16484439)
non-fixie, if it's a good cut it is hard to improve upon salt, pepper and a good sear.

Exactly what I had in mind for what's left over from the small deer my neighbour got me a while back. I found most of its meat to be surprisingly tender, so far.

obrentharris 03-13-14 06:12 PM

The Porcinis (Boletus Edulis) were extremely late here this year. Usually we are harvesting them in November.

http://obrentharris.smugmug.com/phot...LNgF5GD-XL.jpg

Brent

WNG 03-13-14 08:35 PM

Pork Gyoza....
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3355/1...e2355150_b.jpg
PotStickers-011 by WNG555, on Flickr

Began a manic Monday very early, Sun was low, took advantage of it while having my espresso....
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3124/1...3eec837f_b.jpg
Morning Coffee-009 by WNG555, on Flickr
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2439/1...5e8b1411_b.jpg
Morning Coffee-012 by WNG555, on Flickr

oddjob2 03-13-14 09:51 PM

Those look like Trader Joes potstickers or gyoza.

WNG 03-13-14 11:48 PM

They are Crazy Cuisine, some Japanese-American company I think. Pretty good product. :-9

paulkal 03-14-14 03:32 AM

I like gyoza, sometimes my wife makes them

ColonelJLloyd 03-14-14 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by obrentharris (Post 16575643)
The Porcinis (Boletus Edulis) were extremely late here this year. Usually we are harvesting them in November.

http://obrentharris.smugmug.com/phot...LNgF5GD-XL.jpg

Brent

Jealous

non-fixie 03-16-14 10:56 AM


Originally Posted by Chuckk (Post 16578834)

I can almost smell that ...

WNG 03-16-14 10:25 PM


Originally Posted by Chuckk (Post 16578834)
A can of shoestring potatoes and fried White Bass at La Banque d'Revure.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.n...51621465_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.n...94519889_n.jpg

Avoiding SXSW Chuck? ;)


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