What's for dinner? -- 2022 onwards
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Dinner last night: roti prata and chicken masala dumplings


Dinner tonight: Lou Malnati's classic deep dish


Dinner tonight: Lou Malnati's classic deep dish
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From last night's Filipino Dinner DO with Sweet Willie at Kusina De Manila in Des Plaines, IL. Everything was delicious.
In order of appearance: Calamari, Bangus Sisig (Made up of boneless bangus or milkfish cooked with onions and sweet chili peppers.), Goat Adobo, Beef Tagalog, Lechon Kawali (crispy pork belly), Afritada (chicken & potatoes) and Bikol Express (pork with chilies & coconut milk)


In order of appearance: Calamari, Bangus Sisig (Made up of boneless bangus or milkfish cooked with onions and sweet chili peppers.), Goat Adobo, Beef Tagalog, Lechon Kawali (crispy pork belly), Afritada (chicken & potatoes) and Bikol Express (pork with chilies & coconut milk)


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Duck Confit.
In my view, this is one of those dishes where one could order virtually anywhere in France and it'll be fabulous. I strolled into what appeared to be a somewhat touristy Parisian eatery and ended up with probably one of the best Duck Confits I've ever had, and the potatoes were just perfect.
In my view, this is one of those dishes where one could order virtually anywhere in France and it'll be fabulous. I strolled into what appeared to be a somewhat touristy Parisian eatery and ended up with probably one of the best Duck Confits I've ever had, and the potatoes were just perfect.
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From last night's Filipino Dinner DO with Sweet Willie at Kusina De Manila in Des Plaines, IL. Everything was delicious.
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El Pollo Inka, Torrance:
Pollo a la brasa and Bistec Apanado:


We called the top dish "the breasts and chicken plate"
David
Pollo a la brasa and Bistec Apanado:


We called the top dish "the breasts and chicken plate"
David
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"Lazy" healthy fish stew tonight.
Roasted 1/2 large head of cauliflower, chopped into chunks, along with a chopped onion, several cloves of chopped garlic, seasoned with cayenne, smoked paprika, garlic powder, and caraway seeds. Roast till done tender and browned.
Take a pound-plus of cod chunks, seasoned with garlic powder and smoked paprika. Broil for 4 minutes until not quite done but with some browning.
Mix the fish and the cauliflower/onion mixture together and pour a box of low sodium TJ's roasted red pepper soup over it - mix together, put back in oven until hot.
Serve in bowls with a sprinkle of grated parm and a heap of fresh chopped cilantro, along with a slice of warm corn rye bread.
Enjoy.
Roasted 1/2 large head of cauliflower, chopped into chunks, along with a chopped onion, several cloves of chopped garlic, seasoned with cayenne, smoked paprika, garlic powder, and caraway seeds. Roast till done tender and browned.
Take a pound-plus of cod chunks, seasoned with garlic powder and smoked paprika. Broil for 4 minutes until not quite done but with some browning.
Mix the fish and the cauliflower/onion mixture together and pour a box of low sodium TJ's roasted red pepper soup over it - mix together, put back in oven until hot.
Serve in bowls with a sprinkle of grated parm and a heap of fresh chopped cilantro, along with a slice of warm corn rye bread.
Enjoy.
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I do it for the smoky flavor. I grill lots of veggies...asparagus, onions, sweet or white potatoes, peppers, fennel, Brussels sprouts, lettuce, etc. Also fruit like avocado or melon.
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Steak/chicken burrito bowl from chipotle this evening. Accompanied by white rice, veggies, mild salsa, sour cream, cheese, guac and lettuce.



