I actually did use the curry paste in lieu of lemongrass and shallots, since both are listed in the ingredients. Then I behaved as though none of the other aromatics were included (because it’s so tasteless), and added everything else
With the noodles, I’ll know better next time to cut the time.
Lunch at home - Friday the 5th of June …
Truffle spaghetti with grated truffle … and a French butter and Evoo dressing … with grated truff …
And a Portuguese Red 2011 …
We had drinks, cheeses, and some apps from Trader Joe’s last night out on the patio. No food pics. Was too hungry after a day at the beach and dove right in.
Side note: @Lambchop I had a crusty baguette and thought I would try dipping it in the chili crisp oil. OMG what a discovery. It was a moment of shame, but so delicious!
Okay, Chili Crispers! Sold! I had been avoiding getting it because I have sooo many condiments including several types of chili condiments - Sambal Oelek, Harissa, Sriracha, Sweet Chili Sauce, Gochujang, Homemade stuff, not to mention various hot sauces, chile peppers & powders. But! You guys are definitely selling the Chili Crisp, so…
It was a week.
A hella week.
I survived.
And walked out at 5 o’clock tonight.
I had a date, after all.
With several glasses of wine.
Dinner is fashionably late.
My go-to Friday night dinner.
Steak tips, this time seasoned with Penzeys’ Quebec Beef Spice. Pan-seared on the grill pan and finished in the oven to medium-rare, with Ballymaloe steak sauce drizzled on top.
Baked tater in the convection oven with the PSTOB, snipped chives, AND the PSTO sour cream, and steamed broccoli.
Lacked inspiration today. My Cooking Muse must have split off from me this weekend to to go sip a beer at an open bar in Traverse City or Escanaba, or The Soo. They weren’t with me when I had to go protein shopping, to choose what’s for dinner tonight. So I fell back on “familiar”. Chose to buy fresh, bone in, skin on chicken breasts at Mario’s Meats in Eastpointe. Turned into a good choice.
Spiced them heavily. Dusted them with more than ample portions of grated Parmesan and Panko breading; then oven fried 'em. Can I say “succulent” on here? That’s how they tasted.