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    The two plus kilos of golden pear tomatoes in this bowl

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    turned into one and a half litres of tomato ginger marmalade.

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    Really tasty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry Krinkle View Post
    The two plus kilos of golden pear tomatoes in this bowl
    turned into one and a half litres of tomato ginger marmalade.

    Really tasty.

    We plant way too many tomatoes every year... so I tend to go bulk and make spaghetti sauce, Sicilian-American style, gallons of it by the end of summer; which I then freeze. I don't care for that style of tomato sauce, but it's my wife's favorite food. I make her "Spegy N Merbls" and I have a big salad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skywatch View Post
    We plant way too many tomatoes every year... so I tend to go bulk and make spaghetti sauce, Sicilian-American style, gallons of it by the end of summer; which I then freeze. I don't care for that style of tomato sauce, but it's my wife's favorite food. I make her "Spegy N Merbls" and I have a big salad.

    Reference to Merbls from here:

    I am going to take the Fifth for fear of self-incrimination on how both my wife and I reacted to that video.

    My yard is pretty small, so I don't usually grow a lot of tomatoes, but I do can, freeze and paste tomatoes every year. In a vaguely similar vein to your spegy merbls I will be making a wild boar ragu tomorrow with a bunch of garden tomatoes.

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    2nd batch of ice cream - Chocolate with toasted almonds that I coated in butter and Himalayan salt.


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    Oh man that looks good. Great pic.
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    Mise en place.

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    1.5 kg of wild boar shoulder.
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    I ground it with a quarter inch die so that it was still meaty.

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    Everything from the last two photos plus three litres of fresh, home canned and homemade tomato paste.
    Add one whole bottle of red wine and simmer for four hours.
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    I spent so much time with the ragu I used bought, dried pasta. Preferisco is about as good as that stuff gets, in my opinion.

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    One of my wife's absolute favourite meals.
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    Oh my god. I need ragu pasta right now. And yes it's only 8am
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Oh my god. I need ragu pasta right now. And yes it's only 8am

    I don't know about ragu but if you think about it carbonara is breakfast food.

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