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Quail in figs sounds delish, how'd you come to that recipe? 

Farewell dinner for a mate last night, life admin today, wine tasting and dinner with friends tonight, chill day tomorrow, Superbowl on Monday. Should be good. 

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Had to pick up some Beef Tallow from a fellow cigar guy/chef. Had to pick it up out the back of the restaurant like a mafia movie. Gave him a Byron seleccion 1850 for it. Considering he gave me like 7lbs of it, it was a good deal to make some bomb ass fries for the Super Bowl. 

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40 minutes ago, westg said:

Working in the West Australian Pilbara 😎 The early mornings are spectacular,  it does change ever so quickly though.  In for a stinka today.

Pretty. I imagine stargazing is awesome out there. Don't get bit by... Anything! 

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9 hours ago, El Presidente said:

Super easy. Its a peasant dish. Very flavoursome.

 

Brown quail in olive oil butter and garlic + clove, star anise.

Set aside half done

Fry down a half dozen figs, 3 sliced dates, a leek, panchetta.

When half done add a 3/4 cup of  Marsala  or sweet desert wine.

Let it cook down 15 minutes 

Reintroduce quail, cover with the goodness.

Lower heat and cook 15 minutes

Rest 10

Serve with potato mash. We do a cauliflower mash.

Wow 👌 

Posted
9 hours ago, El Presidente said:

Super easy. Its a peasant dish. Very flavoursome.

 

Brown quail in olive oil butter and garlic + clove, star anise.

Set aside half done

Fry down a half dozen figs, 3 sliced dates, a leek, panchetta.

When half done add a 3/4 cup of  Marsala  or sweet desert wine.

Let it cook down 15 minutes 

Reintroduce quail, cover with the goodness.

Lower heat and cook 15 minutes

Rest 10

Serve with potato mash. We do a cauliflower mash.

The salad is intriguing. Onions, ham and watermelon radish?

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13 minutes ago, BoliDan said:

The salad is intriguing. Onions, ham and watermelon radish?

That's the part 2 of his recipe that gets sauteed down

Fry down a half dozen figs, 3 sliced dates, a leek, panchetta.

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31 minutes ago, Chibearsv said:

That's the part 2 of his recipe that gets sauteed down

Fry down a half dozen figs, 3 sliced dates, a leek, panchetta.

Ahhh. I'd eat that raw. lol

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Messing around with my new meat slicer… been wanting one forever but decided to make cheesesteaks for the Super Bowl and that put me over the edge. Did vitello tonnato yesterday (with pork, hard finding a veal loin), cheesesteaks today, definitely a fun new toy.

My wife loves to give me a hard time whenever I buy new stuff I don’t necessarily need but even she’s on board. 

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6 hours ago, El Hoze said:

Messing around with my new meat slicer… been wanting one forever but decided to make cheesesteaks for the Super Bowl and that put me over the edge. Did vitello tonnato yesterday (with pork, hard finding a veal loin), cheesesteaks today, definitely a fun new toy.

My wife loves to give me a hard time whenever I buy new stuff I don’t necessarily need but even she’s on board. 

Which one did you buy? I've owned an Italian made Berkel for some time. Worth every penny.  A boneless Iberico shoulder is a must buy!  Boneless Jamon's are great, but takes too long to finish. They get a little funky by then.  Even though I vacuum seal the Jamon between cuttings. Shoulder or Speck work out better.

 

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I went with a Beswood 10” (Model 250). It seems to be decent quality. Berkels look like they are the very high end, some really cool looking ones too! 

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Hit a cocktail bar yesterday. Starter was a pint and the MOFOH piramide. Then into

Negroni

Rob Roy

Eminente Ron

Cosmo

Manhattan

Beer 

 

Today is recovery.

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Saw The Brutalist last night. Absolutely brilliant. Heartbreaking, and an incredibly accurate distillation of how exposure to beautiful buildings, artworks, objects makes us better human beings, to ourselves, and to each other.

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6 hours ago, Chas.Alpha said:

Best. Jerky. Ever.

Found the groove: fresh Serrano, Jalapeño and Habanero. Fresh pressed garlic. Light ground pepper and garlic powder added to each slice before curing. Honey used instead of brown sugar in the marinade. 
 

Easily a 95+

That does sound like a winner. Had a couple buddies that made their own. Good stuff.

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