[Lady Jane]

Stir fry with some vegies from the garden and garlic chicken that I baked yesterday with wild rice.

[JJ 911SC]

Probably the last take-out (X-large Deluxe that was a $40 perk).

Slice #2 should around 22:00...

[Donatello.]

Greedy cat

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Donatello.

Greedy cat

It's cool, she's just checking it out.

[Lady Jane]

Salmon and Cod fish cakes homemade with garden potatoes for dinner later this evening.

[JJ 911SC]

Chicken Pot Pie, Comfort Food which I'm in need of.

Pinched/Bruised L4 & L5, going on the fourth weeks and barely mobile...

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

Chicken Pot Pie, Comfort Food which I'm in need of.

Pinched/Bruised L4 & L5, going on the fourth weeks and barely mobile...

Hope you feel better soon, JJ.

[Esteban]

^ What happened, anyway?

[Lady Jane]

I usually buy my sausages fresh from my butcher but these, along with the ones I posted earlier, were a promo at the deli counter and on special. I was not disappointed. I had hot Italian before but those ones were flaming hot.

[JP10]

This one just hit the oven. First try at ratatouille. Will report back!

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by JP10

This one just hit the oven. First try at ratatouille. Will report back!

Nice! And cute pinkies...Yours?

[chassis]

Imam bayildi
Turkish stuffed eggplant

Roasted eggplant stuffed with onions, peppers, tomatoes and garlic. Served on a bed of couscous and drizzled with EVOO. Eggplant skin a bit dark, so deduct a few points for aesthetics. I like roasted veggies well done and eggplant is tricky to achieve fully cooked with skin not too dark. Flavor and texture were 10/10!

Fresh grapes for dessert.

[M_Six]

^^^Wifey would love that. She's a big fan of eggplant. Me...not so much.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by M_Six

^^^Wifey would love that. She's a big fan of eggplant. Me...not so much.

A stuffed bell pepper might be a good alternative. And it just so happens that I've just plucked one for such an experiment. ( To be continued...)

[JJ 911SC]

Pork Schnitzel with home made Spätzle that taste a lot better than it look...

[M_Six]

No lemon for the schnitzel? When I worked for UPS in Nürnberg back in the late 80's, the local Gasthaus had a huge Stammtisch for us. The centerpiece was a model UPS truck. I would go there several nights a week for dinner. Their schnitzel and pommes frites were awesome. I would always smush a lemon slice over my schnitzel. Good times then. My other favorite was their Brats and Kartoffelsalat. How I miss those days.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

A stuffed bell pepper might be a good alternative. And it just so happens that I've just plucked one for such an experiment. ( To be continued...)

Love me some stuffies. Post your final results.

[wyshyvanuk]

It's like a trip to a health spa. Yes, the cod is mostly hidden underneath:

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by M_Six

No lemon for the schnitzel? When I worked for UPS in Nürnberg back in the late 80's, the local Gasthaus had a huge Stammtisch for us. The centerpiece was a model UPS truck. I would go there several nights a week for dinner. Their schnitzel and pommes frites were awesome. I would always smush a lemon slice over my schnitzel. Good times then. My other favorite was their Brats and Kartoffelsalat. How I miss those days.

When I left Germany, the locals presented me with my very own Stammtish centerpiece. Being invited to the regulars' table was always an honor. The Krokettens were to die for. I could eat an entire bowl and nothing else.

[Lady Jane]

Please be gentle with your comments... This is definitely not the traditional Turkish Imam Bayildi but a facsimile concocted with what I had on hand. And my apologies to chassis for coat tailing on his dish.

1. Carefully carve the side of the pepper making sure that you do not puncture the bottom and remove the seeds. Prepare your parboiled fillings. Stewed red and green Roma tomatoes, green and black olives, green onions, red and green pepper and garlic.

2. Fry the pepper in olive oil on all sides until semi tender. You don't want it mushy.

3. Insert the blanched pre-cooked fillings and bake for 20 minutes @325°. Serve on a bed of Orso.

[JJ 911SC]

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[chassis]

Stuffed pepper and orzo looks great!


Schnitzel mit Hänchenbrust from a couple of nights ago.

Super good, super easy.

Pound boneless, skinless chicken breast thin, season with salt, pepper and freshly grated nutmeg. Coat with flour, then dip in beaten egg, then coat with breadcrumbs. Fry in hot vegetable oil ~3 minutes, flip and add 1-2 Tbsp butter, fry for 2-3 minutes. Transfer to paper towel to drain. Serve with cooked veggie of choice, potato of choice, or salad. Or all of them! We had ours with salad.