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Leg of lamb and cheesy cauliflower.  I made a pan sauce with some of the wine from earlier too, but that took a few minutes more and I couldn't wait.

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Cuban sammich.  18 hr sous vide pork roast, + ham, pickle, mustard, and swiss, unfortunately on a sub roll instead of cuban bread which I haven't found here yet.

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2 hours ago, cetoole said:

What do you do for noodles? Sun?

Yeah. I've tried making my own, and it was a disaster. Sun is good. Also less than half the price at the local Asian supermarket than they are on Amazon. 

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42 minutes ago, Voltron said:

Orange beef (ribeye) and bok choy with oyster sauce. Last minute pic before consumption.

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I've been making a lot of orange beef lately, always interested in variations, would be interested in what recipe you use.  I'm not a fan of ginger, so usually eschew, but I know most people find it traditional.

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First of all thanks for the link.

1 minute ago, Voltron said:

Ginger included but I guess you could skip. Not sure why because it is so awesome.

It is awesome, I love the flavour.  I just can't handle a lot of it, and it's easier to use none at all than a little.  I don't know what happened.  Back when I worked at Voice of America, I always had a delicious ginger ale or ginger beer (I forget which) that they had there at the cafeteria, and one day -- it was very abrupt  -- I think I just hit a saturation point, and I couldn't finish the bottle I was drinking and never had it again.  Every once in a while, I will run into a recipe at a Chinese restaurant that I like, but can't consume large quantities of, and one of the common ingredients is ginger.  Which is sad, because it's used in a lot of Chinese and Thai dishes.

I can handle pickled ginger just fine, though.  The kind that comes with sushi.

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Ginger gives me heartburn.  I wish I could eat more of it, because I love ginger.  I drink a Moscow Mule at my own peril.

11 minutes ago, Dusty Chalk said:

I can handle pickled ginger just fine, though.  The kind that comes with sushi.

Perhaps protein/(s) that give you trouble are denatured by the acidity, but aren't denatured by the temperatures usually applied. 

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Perhaps protein/(s) that give you trouble are denatured by the acidity, but aren't denatured by the temperatures usually applied. 
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Sure, let's go with that.

Sent from my mind using id, ego, or superego...

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