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Tonight I made a batch of Crawfish and shrimp etouffee. Over white rice with garlic bread.



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Expired mac-n-cheese with cubed fried spam last night. Tonight, maybe sinigang soup.


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Dungeness crab in a sherry cream sauce, served over bucatini pasta and sprinkled with 48 month aged parm/reg.



One of my favorite quick and easy meals. I usually make it with bay scallops, but the fish guy came through town the other day and thought I'd try some crab instead. Twas very good.


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Is this a version of chicken and dumplings? I LOVE chicken and dumplings but sadly my wife doesn’t so I don’t get to make it often.




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Dungeness crab in a sherry cream sauce, served over bucatini pasta and sprinkled with 48 month aged parm/reg.



One of my favorite quick and easy meals. I usually make it with bay scallops, but the fish guy came through town the other day and thought I'd try some crab instead. Twas very good.


Looks wonderful!




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It is, not complicated. I use these dumplings.

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/6900/dumplings/
 
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Persian chicken kabobs.



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^^^ Yum! Chicken swords are so delicious!



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BLT with fresh tomatoes from my garden.






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More bacon! Big Grin


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Tonight's supper will feature hickory smoked baby back ribs, fresh corn on the cob, and potato salad....yum!! Lemon pie for dessert.
 
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Last night I made (for the wife and her friend)
Lamb Chops
Potato Smash (boiled tiny potatoes smashed into a pan, covered with butter and baked in the oven until crispy outside)
Brussel Sprouts
Green salad

Stated off with a chartreuse plate.

I was in a pretty ugly mood so I didn’t take any photos.



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More bacon! Big Grin


Did my bacon egg and cheese naan have enough bacon?

For good measure I cooked that taters with bacon fat.



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It doesn't look like much (I need to work on my plating techniques) but it was tasty.

Wild king salmon with pistachio pesto (I can't stomach pine nut pesto) and Panko, with buttered rice. Cooked/smoked the fish on the Yoder to 125F. No veggies as I didn't feel like it. I wouldn't have thought that pesto would go with salmon but they paired up very nicely.



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Ok, tonight I made this chicken and dumplings recipe and it was the best I have EVER had! I followed it 100% even using cake flour for the dumplings and it made the dumplings nice and fluffy inside.

Pan seared chicken thighs in two batches. They were not cooked all the way through as they cook through later in the soup.





Sautéed vegetables and added garlic and peas after this.



Now the soup base.



Dumpling dough.



Finished pot. I made the dumplings too large and will make them smaller next time.



You can see how fluffy the dumplings are inside by using cake flour.





I have always made chicken and dumplings very simple and used canned biscuits. NEVER again! This was amazing!

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Those dumplings look great, Stormin.



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Stormin’ that looks like a great batch. I would put more vegetables in mine (carrots, peas) but my better half likes it plain.
 
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