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It's too hot to cook, but I'm still greedy, so what to do? Cheese burger! Just toast the bun and cook the patty and your time in hell at the stove is done!
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Chanterelle chorizo cheeseburger with hash browns, fried onions, spring onions, lollo rosso, with a chorizo ground beef patty and a jalapeno, capers, lemons, garlic, smoked salt, pepper, mustard, sour cream mayo and wild cranberries 🤘that was so good 😋 OMG 👌🍀💪
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okay..dont laugh at my knifeskills (or lack of).

I MADE Hainanese Chicken!!! total experimental stage at this point. figured out the rice (yum!) and the Chicken (YUMYUM!!). I forgot the prerequisite cucumber on the side and I didn't make the chili dipping sauce. I forgot!! I had the green onion ginger sauce so I just used that. I was too excited to take a bite to worry about laying down the chicken attractively. haha.

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Home made miso ramen!



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Homemade “quick” chashu
Katsuobushi and Korean kelp Dashi
Fried tofu and accidentally medium well egg marinated in chashu liquid
Blanched sprouts, enoki and wood ears
Menma!
Yamabuki Tezukuri Miso
Noodles are in there somewhere
 
A few years back I was able to spend a few weeks traipsing around New Zealand. During my time there my friend and I came across the phenomenon of “hand pies”. For the unacquainted they’re exactly as they sound, small (3-4”) pies made of flakey dough ensconcing a variety of mostly savory, thick fillings. When warm they were the perfect breakfast on the go, hearty enough to replace a sit down breakfast, but portable enough to eat one handed.

I’ve finally decided to give it a whirl to recreate them. I’ll be honest sorting new zealand pies from Australian pies is a tall order for me, so I settled on starting with an Australian beef pie. The original was supposed to be a mixture of beef stock, onion, ground beef and Guinness. My folks don’t drink alcohol though, so searching for a substitute I settled on marmite. I figured it’s lower in salt than other umami boosters, while providing some of the flavors you might hope to get from Guinness since the marmite is at least a byproduct of brewing. The crust was a rough puff pastry, which wasn’t too bad to come together once I figured out a food processor with a grating disc works wonders on grating butter.

The end result was far, far better than I had hoped for. The crust delicately shatters a dozen times with every bite, giving way to a luxuriously thick filling that stays in place even when warm, yielding a lightly salty, deeply savory punch that leaves you craving the next bite before you’ve even finished swallowing. Will definitely not be the last of these I make, looking forward to trying other varieties!

Also pictured, salted brown butter chocolate chip cookies who’s dough has been aging for a few days, as I’m testing out baking in a toaster oven to avoid heating up the oven for small batches. Bonus picture of the absolutely wild banding from markins u/w x15 (which looks suspiciously like bulat 🤨), because someone has to see it and everyone in my life treats my interest in knives with the same attitude one would have when opening their door at 2AM and seeing a raccoon with a Glock. Mild interest and measured caution.
 

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Lars ho
Frugality tacos. Leftover hispi cabbage and jerk chicken from yesterday turned into a salad following this recipe from Rick Bayless. Really yummy and now I have have leftover leftovers for tomorrows lunch!
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Lars how's a guy from Denmark making all these Mexican tacos. Something about simple goodness of a soft or crisp taco with just about anything you want to put in it. Love Mexican food.
 
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