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What Are You Eating Right Now!!!

Sunshineinabag

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Cultured veggies
 

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armedoldhippy

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baked a lb of bacon in the oven & fried 4 eggs over easy in butter. washed it down with chocolate milk & a small joint for dessert.:yay:
 

rod58

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i had a crumbed fillet of pink snapper for breakfast . i found a satchet of crumb at the local asian supermarket called "crispy fry" . made by Ajinimoto in the philipines . now i use it on near everything .
 

armedoldhippy

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chunks of a crock-pot cooked roast beef with peppers/juice & salad dressing mix and au jus poured over it yesterday when interred. falling apart tender...i can't STAND it sitting in there, calling my name...:jump:
 

Green Squall

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Today I picked up some handmade pasta along with sauce, imported olive oil, balsamic vinaigrette and olives. I'll be eaten good for a while :yes:
 

Green Squall

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wait...you can make cheese out of cauliflower?

Obviously not as good as the real thing, but its surprisingly tasty as a substitute for people who don't eat dairy. There are lots of different recipes online, but I think the main ingredients are cauliflower, nutritional yeast, cashews, plant milk and whatever other flavors you want to add.
 

superx

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My kids get me to make them cauliflower cheese at least once a week, the same cheese sauce gets used for pasta.

Spinach omelette with bacon and mushroom is what I am scoffing into me at the moment.
 

Cuddles

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My kids get me to make them cauliflower cheese at least once a week, the same cheese sauce gets used for pasta.
hi superx, do you mean the british version? care to share your recipe because it never occured to me to put this sauce on pasta. least not the way I make it



I really do think that we need an official recipe thread :woohoo:
 

superx

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hi superx, do you mean the british version? care to share your recipe because it never occured to me to put this sauce on pasta. least not the way I make it



I really do think that we need an official recipe thread :woohoo:

Hey no problem,

I always start by making a Roux, wich is just butter and plain flour.


Melt the butter on a hob gently whisking over moderate heat for a minute or so then add the flour and carry on whisking, your really just cooking out the taste of the flour at this stage so 2-3min is fine
I don't season as the butter has added salt.

This is simply the base thickner, you can simply add the desired amount of milk into your Roux at this stage making sure to whisk until the milk comes to a soft simmer. Its at this stage you add your cheese, I usually add four types of cheese.
I prefer to use a wooding spoon for stiring the cheese as the whisk might separate it.

Reduce heat and sauce will be ready in minutes .
The sauce should have a nice silky sheen to it when it trickles of the back of the wooding spoon..

I use to cheat by adding the cheese directly to the milk, but the little shits won't tolerate that anymore.
 

Cuddles

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Hey no problem,

I always start by making a Roux, wich is just butter and plain flour.


Melt the butter on a hob gently whisking over moderate heat for a minute or so then add the flour and carry on whisking, your really just cooking out the taste of the flour at this stage so 2-3min is fine
I don't season as the butter has added salt.

This is simply the base thickner, you can simply add the desired amount of milk into your Roux at this stage making sure to whisk until the milk comes to a soft simmer. Its at this stage you add your cheese, I usually add four types of cheese.
I prefer to use a wooding spoon for stiring the cheese as the whisk might separate it.

Reduce heat and sauce will be ready in minutes .
The sauce should have a nice silky sheen to it when it trickles of the back of the wooding spoon..

I use to cheat by adding the cheese directly to the milk, but the little shits won't tolerate that anymore.
that´s how I make it too :) but I only use cheddar and because it´s cauliflower, I usually add a little nutmeg too.
what cheeses do you use?
 

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