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Pizza and Pasta night
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After trying to roll out the first pasta by hand I have a new found appreciation for Nona(s) that do this by hand. Went back to the machine for the second batch
 
I hate to be showing off the same dish again, but it really is a wife favorite, and I really upped my game with the stock.
Used yellow and regular carrots, potatoes, celery, celery root, onions, garlic, parsley root, maggie tomatoes and celtuce, which I found rather interesting. As a bonus, kids loved the soft veggies!

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Just checked my calendar for tomorrow. I have 1.5h free around lunch time. Now I just do not know if I will make Lars's lentil soup or Rotem's risotto milanese. Thinking about ingredients I have at home, risotto can be 100% true (perhaps just mix some beef stock with chicken}, for lentils soup I would need to substitute lardons for panceta, beef stock for chicken stock, frozen celery for fresh one, ordinary cabbage for savoy cabbage and coriander for parsley (or vice versa how I wrote ;)). But then again if I would add some garam masala everything would play together beautifully.

A lot of thinking to be done until tomorrow lunch time!

P.S. leaning towards the soup, risotto milanesse is s bit heavy dish and I do not have any osso buco to go with it.
 
Bagels 2: The Sourdough Sesame Sequel!

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These had more loft than the first attempt. I settled more into a particular way to shape them, but there were still a few imperfect ones (see above). Little bit of a sourdough flavor, not so aggressive. Here's how I've been shaping them, for better or worse. (Actually, now that I watch the video, I'm not sure that one was super representative, but whatever.)

 
krx927 said:
Just checked my calendar for tomorrow. I have 1.5h free around lunch time. Now I just do not know if I will make Lars's lentil soup or Rotem's risotto milanese. Thinking about ingredients I have at home, risotto can be 100% true (perhaps just mix some beef stock with chicken}, for lentils soup I would need to substitute lardons for panceta, beef stock for chicken stock, frozen celery for fresh one, ordinary cabbage for savoy cabbage and coriander for parsley (or vice versa how I wrote ;)). But then again if I would add some garam masala everything would play together beautifully.

A lot of thinking to be done until tomorrow lunch time!

P.S. leaning towards the soup, risotto milanesse is s bit heavy dish and I do not have any osso buco to go with it.
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So at the end I went with the lentil soup. Followed the recipe with my slightly adapted ingredients. Totally at the end it took an Indian turn. I tried a spoon with some garam masala and that was it. Added 2 tea spoons in the pot immediately. On the plate I also added some coriander and lime juice.

Thanks Lars for a very good idea for this dish.

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panda said:
Im.not a big fan of sous vide proteins, but love it for veggies especially farm fresh carrots
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Yeah, but you have proper skills and I’m a hack. I need a crutch.
 
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Lars said:
Yeah, but you have proper skills and I’m a hack. I need a crutch.
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Try a small boneless rib roast, Make sure its tied nice and tight, make a rub with olive oil, crushed garlic, fresh rosemary and plenty of.salt and pepper. 125F x 4 hours, then hard sear all around, rest 45mins. You can sear again on cast iron once you cut it to portions (finish with brown butter) Sprinkle more.salt when serving while hot.
 
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