What are you EATING right now?

[jvlgato]

Earlier:

Tilapia with a bunch of good stuff

[grawk]

if you have good stuff, why did you take a picture of the compost?

[jvlgato]

Ha.

The compost IS the good stuff wouldn't you agree?!


But there's a nice piece of tilapia under the compost, as well.

[cetoole]

Goulash and my very first bear.

[Voltron]

Come on, shiny boy, you've been with a bear before!

[swt61]

^ 

Bear is a bit too rich for me, and I don't like the smell. Oh, and it makes you 3<.

Edited September 21, 2016 by swt61

[grawk]

Wait, did I just see Steve discourage a twink from eating bear?

[cetoole]

5 hours ago, swt61 said:

^ 

Bear is a bit too rich for me, and I don't like the smell. Oh, and it makes you 3<.

While I can't speak to the 3<, I agree with the rest.

[Hopstretch]

Steak, eggs, water, coffee. Just the breakfast essentials ...

Edit: Could have used two more eggs. Also, another steak.

[cetoole]

I figured that breakfast essentials would include some fantabulous bottle of wine.

For me, a burg. Mmm burg.

[Dusty Chalk]

Popcorn by "Life by Dallas" "Garlic Overdose" flavored

In other words, addictive as crack

[jvlgato]

Dry aged Kansas City strip

[cetoole]

Last night, lamb with gratin potatoes, a glass of har'el wine, and various seasonal fruit sorbets.

[cetoole]

Sammich

[Hopstretch]

Serious squid in Sitges, Spain. [emoji633]

[Torpedo]

We're right now like 1200Km away. Enjoy your stay there

[swt61]

I've had squid literally minutes out of the Bering Sea, and I've determined I'm just not a fan of squid. Oddly enough I'm quite fond of octopus. 

[Torpedo]

That more than squid (calamar) looks like "sepia" but I don't know the exact word to translate it into English. Sepia has a more delicate taste and softer flesh.

[Hopstretch]

I think it's "cuttlefish" in English, Antonio. Order Sepiida, hence the colloquial sepia I guess?

[swt61]

I have not tried Cuttlefish. 

[Craig Sawyers]

I have.  In Majorca. It was very rubbery.

[Absorbine_Sr]

In my experience, if things like squid, octopus and probably cuttlefish are rubbery, they have been overcooked.


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[Dusty Chalk]

1 hour ago, Absorbine_Sr said:

In my experience, if things like squid, octopus and probably cuttlefish are rubbery, they have been overcooked.

...or otherhow prepared incorrectly, yes, this.

[Voltron]

Caprese from the garden. Not rubbery --even the fresh mozzarella pearls

[Dusty Chalk]

Chang mai noodle at Siam Bistro -- my favourite thai food house is closed until mid October!  So I went to another one that I haven't been to in a few months that I've been meaning to go to anyway.  It was still delicious, but I ended up putting something from all four of the spice tray spices (fish oil, sambal oelek, crushed peppers and I don't know what the fourth one is, but I used it anyway - jalapeños suspended in vinegar?) and brought it up to a palatable level of heat.