What's for Dinner #94 - the White Rabbit Edition - June 2023

Thanks! I was very happy with my first attempt cooking these!

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Tiny grilled scallops with basil butter and oven roasted asparagus with parmesan and lemon.

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Larb and coconut rice.

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Spicy tawa chicken is good! Although ingredients and measures were followed, I changed up the order of things a bit by throwing in the onions shortly after the chicken, then peppers, dry masala and ginger/garlic paste. I just felt like having my onions more cooked today. The rest was pretty much the same. I did have to add some water to keep things saucy. If you’re going to make this, I recommend watching her short video to get an idea of the consistency of things as she cooks.

Sorry for the messy photo. I almost forgot to take a picture of the dish before it was gone.

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I wonder how much 'trans fat ’ this thing has?!

Man! I must be looking at some sort of a record?!

I love everything Tomatoes! So, when I came across this attractive looking and bulky box of instant noodles - “ Rice vermicelli with Hong kong style, fatty, tomato and beef sauce/broth “ at my local Chinese supermarket today. I was curious and decided to take one home to try.

When I opened up the packaging and removed the contents. Lo and behold, I was totally stunned to see a total of ‘8’ individual pouches and packs came out! From the dried rice vermicelli to the condensed tomato paste/sauce, the thick beef meat sauce, sweet & sour sauce, spicy chili powder and a number of dehydrated vegetable and crackling condiment packages! This must be some sort of instant noodle record?!

To the finished cooked product, I augmented it with a few slices of home-made 5 spice braised beef shank. A sweet, tangy, savory and spicy soup base accompanied some velvety smooth and al-dente noodles! The condiments added some welcome textural contrast. All in all, a delicious and appetizing bowl of ‘intriguing‘ noodles.

Caveat: To the soup base I added only half a pack of the spicy chili powder …and that was enough to numb my palate and bring sweat to my forehead! So, beware!


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After the last two nights of gluttony, lighter fare was on the menu: salad with avocado, flavor bombs, celery, blue cheese, bacon, topped with pan-seared thin chicken breasts I’d marinated in seasoned buttermilk. Didn’t quite get a proper sear due to their wetness, but did the trick anyway.

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Shrimp, snow pea, and scallion stir fry from Simply Recipes. I’ve made it before, and will make it again.

Everything green from the garden.

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Old faithful, chicken piccata, asparagus, Greek salad and dressing. Wine.

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Indeed tiny!

That looks legit! :drooling_face:

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I made pickled beet Reubens with veggie protein burgers in the middle for more heft. Really hearty and tasty. Roasted asparagus and tots on the side.

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Evidently none.

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Looks like I need those! I will check HMart.

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Less spicy. One jalapeño instead of any Thai bird for my spice wimp son. Who also didn’t like the texture of the ground toasted rice. I thought it was tasty.

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Miyokos is the best butter alternative that I’ve tried, and
which I use for most recipes requiring butter (lactose intolerant family member). It also comes in a rectangular pkg. Best price I’ve found is at Costco, and it’s occasionally on sale at Whole Foods, where it’s otherwise pricey. I stock up when I find a deal - it freezes well in both forms.

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I haven’t seen the cultured oat milk spread, are you sure it comes in a block?

Used @zestmylemon recipe from Instagram. Mediterranean Baked Cod.

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Wow, that looks awesome! Saving this recipe. Thanks!

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Very nice!!