staying in tonight, as i have a gig tomorrow eve & we’ve been partying it up all week.
WFD will be grilled BISO chickie boobs à la grecque: kalamata olive oil, splash of RWV, juice and zest of two lemons, paprika, oregano, rosemary, thyme, fresh mint, onion & garlic powder, TJ’s lemon pepper and lots n lots of kosher salt
side, fittingly, another xoriatiki & COTC. it’s summer after all.
You’re not being upfront with us Ttrockwood! You said that there were only 3 garlic knots in your picture because you had already shoved one in your mouth. Well, I just looked at the Don Filippo website and their menu specifies that there are 5 pieces in an order of garlic knots. So if there are 5 in the order and 3 in the picture, elementary mathematics leads to the conclusion that …
Haha! Well the one i ate was rather big now that i think about it… probably two got stuck together and i was in a Hot Carbs induced trance and just didn’t notice!
Basically a crapton of cilantro was WFD here. And i am obviously too lazy to pick the leaves off so i just chop up the more tender stems (the sturdy stems go in my morning green juices)
Some tomato, black olives in hiding, a bit of vidalia onion, and tempeh i steamed in the microwave. There’s some salad greens under there somewhere. Added tahini miso dressing after the photo. Booch a la carte
Pork sliders! ground pork with minced garlic, s&p, and lots of smoked paprika, buttered and griddled little honey buns (they’re not sweet though, so…), then a dollop of aji verde on one half, and on the other lettuce, tomato, jalapeno and avocado slices. Sliced goat cheese melted over the sliders. Corn on the cob was buttered then rolled in s&p/cumin/smoked paprika/cayenne. Fast and delish.
A shit-ton of Peruvian chicken is marinating in the fridge for a Peruvian-themed party I’m going to at friends’ home in Stinson Beach tomorrow (Peru’s Independence Day). I’m also going to make more aji verde to go with, and causa Limeña. Picked up some Pisco for Pisco Sours too!
Funny you mention “don Filippo”; the owner Phil was a neighbor for 30 years, and our daughters played little league together… (we lived in the Roslyn, NY area)
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Tonight’s dinner is pretty much all from “Persiana” by Sabrina Ghayour.
To start - batinjan al rahih - aubergine roasted until it’s soft, then finely chopped/shredded. Mixed with a little red pepper, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, s & p, parsley. With flatbreads
To continue - lamb & apricot stew - neck fillet, onion, cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, honey, dried apricots. With a radish, cucumber, red onion salad , with a mint/honey/oil/lemon/orange blossom water dressing. Rice
To finish - sliced orange, sliced figs, scattering of toasted almonds (our normal Middle Eastern dessert)
2 nights ago, got back from Disney Shanghai super late. We had eaten just enough bad theme park food to live. The only place open, 30 seconds from our AirBnB, was… Joe’s Pizza from Greenwich Village, what?!? I didn’t want to eat pizza while I was here, but we were very hungry. And the pizza was surprisingly like what we get in New York. I ordered an extra slice.