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    Did those "walnuts" have little crosses on them? Hmm?
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    Yesterday I roasted a nice pork loin roast.
    I gently marinated it in Ponzu overnight, then lovingly nestled it, fat side up, on a comfy bed of new potatoes, fresh diced pineapple, copious onion chunks, and pieces of celery instead of on a rack. Then put the pineapple juice and more Ponzu in the roasting pan.

    It was soo succulent, soo good!
    Just brimming with porky goodness.
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    Due to circumstances beyond our control my wife never got her requested birthday supper on her birthday. The first meal I ever cooked for her, though in those days the pasta was bought and the clams were canned.

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    That's very thoughtful, Hank. Looks good!
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    Quote Originally Posted by boatme99 View Post
    Yesterday I roasted a nice pork loin roast.
    I gently marinated it in Ponzu overnight, then lovingly nestled it, fat side up, on a comfy bed of new potatoes, fresh diced pineapple, copious onion chunks, and pieces of celery instead of on a rack. Then put the pineapple juice and more Ponzu in the roasting pan.

    It was soo succulent, soo good!
    Just brimming with porky goodness.
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    The missus gets a random fruit and veg box each week (so cheap, highly recommended) and this cantaloupe melon came out which is fine; cut it open and it's a tiny watermelon -my favourite! Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1468400405896.jpg
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    Tbh the muscles needed more garlic, shallots, parsley, lime, cream and wine, and the scallops needed more browning, butter, and strong accompaniments (there's a reason it's often served with pancetta, pea puree and black pudding). The crab was lost in the croquettes really. The duck was great though, and a superb view.

    Aah the woes of a food snob.
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    Eating at my desk. I Hot-smoked a turkey breast last night and made a Scotch bonnet peach bourbon BBQ sauce to go with it. Leftovers on a sandwich.

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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
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    Tbh the muscles needed more garlic, shallots, parsley, lime, cream and wine, and the scallops needed more browning, butter, and strong accompaniments (there's a reason it's often served with pancetta, pea puree and black pudding). The crab was lost in the croquettes really. The duck was great though, and a superb view.

    Aah the woes of a food snob.

    Those scallops really do look under seared.

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