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Found a recipe for French Onion Smothered Pork Chops online. Easy looking and had the ingredients. Added some homemade mashed potatoes and Famous Dave's Jalepno cornbread, southwest style canned corn, and Stovetop Stuffing. Yup. Gonna make this meal again.  

 

https://www.accidentalhappybaker.com/french-onion-smothered-pork-chops/

 

 

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7 hours ago, rps said:

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   Lovely plate of stir-fried rice. Pork?

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3 hours ago, BilletHead said:

   Lovely plate of stir-fried rice. Pork?

yes - ham was what I had.

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No photo. I had some pork left from the other night. Sliced thin and also thinly sliced a boneless chicken thigh. Marinated with third cup of teriyaki sauce with a teaspoon of sambal chili sauce, tablespoon of minced ginger and a large clove of minced garlic. Set in fridge for a couple of hours. Added one and half tablespoons of cornstarch just prior to cooking. Browned the meat then removed. Cooked broccoli florets. Then sugar snap peas cut in half or thirds on a bias. Onion slices then more minced garlic and ginger. Once onions were translucent added sliced cremini mushrooms, about a tablespoon of fish sauce and another third cup of teriyaki sauce with cornstarch to thicken the sauce. Served over brown rice.

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1 hour ago, Johnsfolly said:

No photo. I had some pork left from the other night. Sliced thin and also thinly sliced a boneless chicken thigh. Marinated with third cup of teriyaki sauce with a teaspoon of sambal chili sauce, tablespoon of minced ginger and a large clove of minced garlic. Set in fridge for a couple of hours. Added one and half tablespoons of cornstarch just prior to cooking. Browned the meat then removed. Cooked broccoli florets. Then sugar snap peas cut in half or thirds on a bias. Onion slices then more minced garlic and ginger. Once onions were translucent added sliced cremini mushrooms, about a tablespoon of fish sauce and another third cup of teriyaki sauce with cornstarch to thicken the sauce. Served over brown rice.

That sounds pretty good to me. I can kind a picture it in my mind. But a picture would have been nicer. 

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Last night I served a meal to the people who bought me at a charity auction.

Amuse Bouche - seared shrimp with curry sauce

Appetizer - crab cake with strawberry salsa

Entree - butter poached lobster tail, mushroom rissoto, asparagus with a saffron aioli.

Dessert - chocolate mousse

I could not interrupt the guests for pictures, so I only have one of the Amuse Bouche.

 

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Salad anyone?

 

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Simple dinner.

 

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