Also for all you steak people. Right after you cook it try brushing a little bit of mustard over it while it rest. It’s delicious
Also for all you steak people. Right after you cook it try brushing a little bit of mustard over it while it rest. It’s delicious
What is donkatsu?
Damn I want that RIGHT NOW!!!
What is donkatsu?
Is a hot dog a taco?
Tacos tonight
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Roasted gnochi and brussel sprouts with sun dried tomatoes and feta in a balsamic honey sauce.
Just make sure you get the real thing, from Greece that is.I love feta
Sounds amazingJust make sure you get the real thing, from Greece that is.
Again, not really the real thing anymore. Pre-refrigeration era feta was much saltier and harder. Few current Greeks would be ready to eat it.
By the way, "feta" just means "slice". It was the only perceivable cheese for millenia, here.
Greece and France compete each year for the world's highest per capita consumption of cheese.
The French have a much wider variety, though; and they have cheese in the end, after the main course. Most Greek meals are inconceivable without feta or another cheese as side dish.
I wish I was this inspired. Looks very flavorfulI used the lobster shells to make a stock and made a Malaysian style noodle soup with meatballs.
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Omg this looks incredible too!Made falafel and pita from scratch today for the first time. Turned out great!
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Also for all you steak people. Right after you cook it try brushing a little bit of mustard over it while it rest. It’s delicious
Hell, I'll try it!
(btw, what kind of mustard? Yellow, sweet honey, dijon, honey dijon, spicy brown, stone ground, creole, chinese?......it's important isn't it?)