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1 minute ago, redhdlois said:

I can relate........I eat fast too, which doesn’t help either.....you don’t realize how full you are until it’s too late.

 

I picked up Nando’s tonight on the way home....FYI to everybody......they have a great special this weekend on their classic platter (whole chicken, two sides and two garlic bread) for $20.20 coupon code “Classic2020”.   

I made fettuccini alfredo with grilled garlic prawn, caesar salad and garlic bread.

 

The kids don't like prawns or alfredo again, so I ate theirs and the rest of the bread.

 

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3 minutes ago, DonaldBrashear said:

Excellent night around the league for the Canucks.

 

Las Vegas + Calgary + Arizona = regulation losses

 

If Canucks win tonight they will be #1 in the pacific division.

 

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If Vegas comes back - it will be your fault...

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What's for dinner peeps?  

 

I made my version of Dan Dan noodles with everything home made (but the noodles).  

 

Bought pork belly and chopped it to ground, then sauteed it in toasted  Chinese red chilies that toast nice and smoky like. Added 2 habenero and a Thai bird's eye for heat, plus a 1/4 cup of my hot chili oil*.  

 

*Prior to the above, I blended a double handfull of mildly smoky Chinese red chili and a 1/4 cup of Sichuan peppercorns and set it aside. 3/5 of a cup of Canola oil was brought to temp with some cinnamon, star anise, ginger, garlic, and halved dried chili.  

 

Once simmered for a bit I poured that hot oil bastard over a load of home-powdered dried hot peppers and Sichuan peppers. They sizzle and chill. Set aside.  

 

Meanwhile, my pork belly is caramelizing nicely with some extra toasted chilies, and when it has a brown sugar-like appearance I hit it with some Chinese cooking wine that I'll be &^@#ed if I know the ingredients of, but it'a delicious, and in addition to that some hoisin and a touch of simmering noodle water to bring it together. Once somewhat cooled from piping hot I gently toss in more habanero and Thai chili, mostly habanero though cause I like the complimentary fruitiness to the Sichuan pepper, as well as a pile of fresh cilantro and mint cause, &^@# off, I like fresh herbs.

 

In the bottom of my bowl I put a ladle of sauce that is composed of:  

 

Water, garlic, ginger, palm sugar, fish sauce, star anise, peanut butter, chili oil made in the previous step, and some pork fat skimmed out of the pan.  

 

The whole deal took about 1/2 a bottle of whiskey to make, and it turned out pretty decent. Adjustments will be made for next time.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Green Building said:

What's for dinner peeps?  

 

I made my version of Dan Dan noodles with everything home made (but the noodles).  

 

Bought pork belly and chopped it to ground, then sauteed it in toasted  Chinese red chilies that toast nice and smoky like. Added 2 habenero and a Thai bird's eye for heat, plus a 1/4 cup of my hot chili oil*.  

 

*Prior to the above, I blended a double handfull of mildly smoky Chinese red chili and a 1/4 cup of Sichuan peppercorns and set it aside. 3/5 of a cup of Canola oil was brought to temp with some cinnamon, star anise, ginger, garlic, and halved dried chili.  

 

Once simmered for a bit I poured that hot oil bastard over a load of home-powdered dried hot peppers and Sichuan peppers. They sizzle and chill. Set aside.  

 

Meanwhile, my pork belly is caramelizing nicely with some extra toasted chilies, and when it has a brown sugar-like appearance I hit it with some Chinese cooking wine that I'll be &^@#ed if I know the ingredients of, but it'a delicious, and in addition to that some hoisin and a touch of simmering noodle water to bring it together. Once somewhat cooled from piping hot I gently toss in more habanero and Thai chili, mostly habanero though cause I like the complimentary fruitiness to the Sichuan pepper, as well as a pile of fresh cilantro and mint cause, &^@# off, I like fresh herbs.

 

In the bottom of my bowl I put a ladle of sauce that is composed of:  

 

Water, garlic, ginger, palm sugar, fish sauce, star anise, peanut butter, chili oil made in the previous step, and some pork fat skimmed out of the pan.  

 

The whole deal took about 1/2 a bottle of whiskey to make, and it turned out pretty decent. Adjustments will be made for next time.

 

 

All from scratch, but without the next level effort you put into your meal.

I just make next level look easy.

 

2 minutes ago, luckylager said:

I made fettuccini alfredo with grilled garlic prawn, caesar salad and garlic bread.

 

The kids don't like prawns or alfredo again, so I ate theirs and the rest of the bread.

 

Can't move

 

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7 minutes ago, DonaldBrashear said:

Excellent night around the league for the Canucks.

 

Las Vegas + Calgary + Arizona = regulation losses

 

If Canucks win tonight they will be #1 in the pacific division.

 

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you &^@#ing jinxed it

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