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some chicken gong bao, simply because I fancied the wild Andilaman peppers I recently discoverered
 

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Taco Tuesday

(There was more than 1 taco involved)
 

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Went mackerel fishing with my grandpa and caught 74 so we barbecued them for the rest of the family, sadly I forgot to take pictures of that meal. We caught so many that I was even able to freeze them for my next pop up diner where i will use the filets to make a nice dish!

The fillets:
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A few for my Uncle:
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And the dish: Sujime mackerel fillet, salted cucumber, radish, horse radish and herbs

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Nope, sockeye is crazy like that

You can see with the tomato paupiette picture, it really is very vibrant

When I worked on the fish processor in Alaska, we did the pink salmon run. The filets would come through and it would be just mild pink fillet after mild pink filet, and then bam, a sockeye fillet. Reminded me of bright, vibrant red playdough. Super cool and super good.
 
Rosemary bread loaf from the store, hot capocollo, prosciutto, salami, ham, fresh mozzarella. Put it all together, wrap in foil. I have a split in half pizza stone, so stone goes on grate, then wrapped sandwich, then other pizza stone half, then a heavy stone on top. 15 - 20 mins at 350- 400. Added mayo, hot sauce and mushroom post bake.

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Whole wild canadian sockeye salmon, these are getting harder and harder to find. My first time now using a deba, I'm sold.
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Did a few dishes

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Looks great! One thing about living in Seattle, we got salmon for days. Hard to beat the pacific northwest US when it comes to seafood. There are some contenders for sure but we're up there.
 
This dish of Spaghetti with Rocket and Ricotta from the danish chefs Kirk+Maabjerg has 150g of rocket per serving.
That could easily make a salad for four, but it totally works and is very delicious.
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Edit: here is the recipe
 
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This dish of Spaghetti with Rocket and Ricotta from the danish chefs Kirk+Maabjerg has 150g of rocket per serving.
That could easily make a salad for four, but it totally works and is very delicious.
I'm off to the market to source groceries for my parents.
I'll be buying low carb rocket and ricotta for me...
 
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