great taste

” Tortillas With Egg, Chorizo & Veggies “

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If  Breakfast – Good Breakfast !

Usually I am a coffe and bananas kind of breakfast guy, but today……
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 Life is Good !     🙂

” Pommes Sarladaise, Greens & Grape Tomatoes “

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Because it was a meat free day for me, I added mushroom to the potatoes.
Wonderful, tasty, very satisfying meal.

Potatoes,
Mushrooms,
Onions,
Garlic (plenty),
Duckfat (plenty),
Salt & Pepper
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Romaine,
Grape Tomatoes,
Dijon Vinaigrette

Bon Appetit ! Life is Good ! 
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” Spatchcocked Cornish Hen “

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Last night’s  excellent dinner. 

One whole cornish hen is a perfect portion.

Bon Appetit ! Life is Good ! 🙂

Ingredients:

Cornish hen, soy sauce, kosher salt, sriracha, onion pwd, garlic powder;

Method:

Roast in oven at 420F until internal temp on the thickest part on the bone reaches 160F.
Let it rest fo 10 minutes in a warm place. Do not cover or you will loose the crispness.
Carry over heat will take it to a safe 165 and it will still have all the juices.

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” Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream & Raspberry Puree “

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Yesterday afternoon felt like ice cream,

did not want to drive to the store,

– made my own 🙂

Life is good !
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” Sardine Sandwiches on Knäckebröd “

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Last night’s midnight snack.

Beer and sardines.

What’s not to like ?      🙂

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” Romaine, Arugula, Avocado, Raspberries & Camembert In Raspberry Vinaigrette “

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Today’s early lunch just hit all the bottons .

Sometimes a light dish with enough seasoning and
tasty components is all that’s needed early in the day.

Bon Appetit !  Life is Good !

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” Arroz Caldo “

Tonight’s Pinoy Dinner : Arroz Caldo

Arroz Caldo (literally translated as warm rice) is a type of congee (or lugaw)
that in texture and apparence somehow resembles risotto. Though this dish
is of Chinese origin, the (new) name was actually given by the Spaniards
because of pronunciation issues.

Suggested condiments :
Safflower (wild saffron),toasted garlic, calamansi, scallions raw egg yolk,
hard boiled egg are added to enhance the  flavor, color, and aroma of the dish.

I just love that stuff ! Live is Good !






” Your own spin ! “

Here is some info / advise I’d like to share :

Hi Mark,

To answer your question for the recipe :
The ingredient’s (except most standard seasonings) are usually pictured in the first picture..
The idea is to have you add as much /  little of one ingredient as you like :
Don’t like much garlic? Add less! Love garlic?  Add more.
In savory cooking, recipes are usually just guidelines, which you should interprete
according to your taste and preferences (Don’t like butter? Use olive oil!
Don’t like butter nor olive oil? Use Canola oil or peanut oil or whatever fat you like !
Prefer your soup / sauce thicker or thinner ? Add more or less thickener !
Don’t want fat in your food? Leave it out!

Cooking is a labor of love.
Do what makes you happy, as long as you understand the guidelines.
  :-)

Bon Appetit !   Life is Good !

” Baked Walla Walla Onion Stuffed With Chorizo & Cheese “


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No “Food Porn” here 😦
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(other than the stuff you can get anytime at home if you really want it  )
– and that ‘s usually the best ” Stuff “,  anyway.
Delicious, satisfying, exiting food. What else is there ?
Yeah, I can think of a few things, but let’s stick to food 🙂
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Bon Appetit ! Life is Good !
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” Corn Meal Crusted Cod Filet “

Tonight’s Dinner :

Cornmeal crusted cod fillet sauteed in butter,
greek yoghurt mixed with thai sweet chili sauce
and israeli couscous with vegetables.

Bon Appetit ! Life is Good !     🙂