Only if you’re feeling better and I hope you are! Best wishes for your Holiday Celebration! My very immediate family numbers 25 but we might be missing some due to Covid
. I think many people are contending with the same issue. BTW, espresso orange custard is killer good!
Are those candied kumquats on the custard?
Yes, I preserved them similar to jam.
It. Sounds. Incredible!!!
I’m getting better, thank you Still gonna be quiet weekend at home, but we’ll make up for it in the New Year!!!
Two HOUR line for focaccia at Liguria bakery in SF this morning. Never knew focaccia was a Christmas staple??
Aunt and uncle suffered the bitter 50* cold for a slice of a North Beach classic. I was still blissfully in bed unaware of their sacrifice.
Plain, pizza, garlic, green onion and mushroom. $8 a square!! Yikes!! To date myself, eked out 49c each when I was a kid.
They’re bringing half back to Plano tomorrow, perfect with the dungies. Family back home will have a taste of SF for Xmas.
That looks phenomenal! I’m a sucker for any and all custards.
Thank you! I only made two but it will be a definite repeat.
I wish I could abide raw spinach, as I lovelovelove it sautéed… but raw it sets my teeth on edge, just like rhubarb (I am assuming similar stupid chemical components).
I have failed you Natascha.
First it is chocolate in scrambled eggs and now raw spinach.
I must do better …
Puh-lease, buddy. You know you’ll continue to do you - as you should.
Shrimp pot stickers dipped in a sauce of soy, yuzu, seasoned rice vinegar, toasted sesame oil, grated ginger, and minced garlic.
Oxalic acid in spinach binds to calcium to give you this unusual feeling
And so does rhubarb. Figgers. Good thing I’m not much for rhubarb unless it’s in a schorle
No nice German rhubarb cake ?
It’s just not my cuppa - no matter how much streusel, schlagsahne or strawberries you throw at it
Tourtière for lunch today and we really enjoyed it. Served with blackened string beans and red cabbage with grated apple, red currant jelly with a splash of sherry vinegar.
Cold, rare prime rib on a Martin’s roll with butter on one side and Cross & Blackwell Chow Chow (piccalilli) on the other. Now to roast the bones and make onion soup.
And today we had the rest of the Tourtière with different sides, roasted potatoes with a mushroom gravy and Karonda Chatni. This is a cranberry, fig chutney with diced oranges, mustard seeds and pistachios. From a Julie Sahni recipe and DH had 3 servings. This is from her book “Mogul Microwave “but I had originally clipped it from the NYT magazine section.