Haven’t been down there since I was 15, and we kids weren’t too worried about the food. More like how to get a fake ID to get into Pat O’Briens. John Y lent me something, can’t remember what, and I got in. Things were pretty loose back then.
Ozark Anglers would be surprised to know what little ness was in New Orleans for at 15🤪
I do too. The sharp, briney olives and giardinara against the olive oil, fatty meats and cheese really do it for me.
Picked up some perfect sized ciabatta at WalMart for round two.
Typically I use a small take-and-bake ciabatta, but couldn’t find them. This bread was just ok .The inside was great . Olive salad, salami, ham, Swiss and provolone. All melty and olive oil from the salad into the bread.
Opened one of the ciders from my last batch. Carbonated and bottled in October. This is aging nicely! I wish I’d made more than a gallon. Nice, dry and crisp with a little carbonation bite.
I need to start some more.
Not me! I assume you mean the soup. I don't have the time or inclination to do elaborate, from scratch, recipes all the time. Lotsa Campbell's soup in good, old-school recipes.
Had to look that one up! Kinda like harumaki
I actually only know that because a Japanese restaurant near here calls their spring rolls harumaki. I could make a meal of them -- they're delicious.
Chicken with a balsamic vinegar and apple jelly sauce, spicy roasted carrots (with this Asian red pepper powder that I can’t spell or pronounce and am not going to look up because you don’t really care, but I use it in kimchi) and lentils. Pretty good Hello Fresh inspired sauce that I should have reduced more.
The other day Kathy told me she found a $100 bill on the ground in a parking lot. Cewl! She was trying to decide what to do with it for the last few days. Today she puts it on the counter and says look at this.
It was actually a pretty good one. Happened to have a real one to compare to.