[Turkish Pickle]

that salmon and cream cheese roll looks DELICIOUS

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

that salmon and cream cheese roll looks DELICIOUS

As a Jew who loves bagel and lox, a Philadelphia Roll is always essential to every sushi dinner I have

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Heading to Lure fish house for my little bro's b-day tonight. If I do the usual, it will be Caesars and a half-dozen oysters, including a significant collection of rolls, and probably Cosmo(s) plural.

Or I may shake things up for his birthday

Be careful with those oysters UncleWede

https://nypost.com/2022/08/17/florid...inn-crabhouse/
A Florida man died after he caught a bacterial infection from a “one in a billion” bad oyster, according to a report.
The death was traced back to the Rustic Inn Crabhouse in Fort Lauderdale, where the man ate before he got sick with Vibrio, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported.

I'm not an oyster fan. I can do raw clams, but not oysters.

The Rustic in is always on my list when I'm in So FL. Garlic crabs! yum!

[dreamingat30fps]

They opened this wagyu beef store near our house in NC so decided to give it a shot. Bought a couple of cuts but last night tried the denver cut. It was fantastic. It seems like a lean cut, but maybe because of all the marbling it was super juicy and tender. It's also one of the cheaper cuts they sell so will probably go buy more.

[Lady Jane]

Re-fried baked pasta.

[JJ 911SC]

Drum Stick and Fried Rice.

Small plate because I had more 🍕 for lunch

[chayden2005]

Smoking some chicken thighs and a Cardiff crack Tri tip.
For some reason my kids like the chicken skin so I left a few on.

[chassis]

Tabbouleh!

[Dino GT]

BBQ pork cutlets, chorizo with beans. Garlic mashed potatoes and onions.

[Lady Jane]

Buttered chicken, wild and long rice with beans from the garden.

1... Searing the cubed chicken breasts.
2... Slow cooking in the marinating sauce.
3... Dinner is served.

[M5Rick]

Had me some oven baked chicken fillets with Ardennes veg and bread as ran out of potatoes washed down with a diet coke.

[Cajun_X5]

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

Since a good tomahawk is typically like $70/lb or more, half a pound could still be $35 or more you're paying for bone.

Here in OK where we have tons of great Angus beef, for the cost of few large Tomahawk's you can just buy a 1/4 cow and have beef for a LONG time.

But the older I get, the less steak/beef I ear in general.

Update:

Cooked up the Tomahawk last night. Seared it for 2-3 min on each side on high temp outdoor grill. Then put in oven at 375 for about 30 min. Honestly rate it a 10/10. Was a superb steak. Even my wife who can be painfully candid about things like this and likes to take contrarian views agreed it was an awesome steak.

Since it was an "American" Wagyu and not pure Japanese, it was $46/lb. I weighed the bone and it was 9 ounces. Therefore the bone itself was about $24-ouch. But it was all very well worth it and glad we had the fun of cooking up such a nice piece of meat.

[chassis]

Alles am Freitag ist im Ordnung.

[JJ 911SC]

What else...

[Dino GT]

Oven roasted chicken with homemade fries and fresh salad.

[Dpc2u]

At a comedy club to see "Southern Momma". Starting with drinks, chips & salsa, and shrimp & fries.

[Lady Jane]

Chicken Schnitzel, béchamel sauce, mash and carrots with garden beans.

[Marmugmotleocay]

We went to a new Seafood store that have big frozen lobster tails. I wasn't disappointed. This guy is 1.75lbs. This is going to be yummy!

[JP10]

Gnocci

[chassis]

Chicken pot pie!
Recipe from Bruno Albouze on yt

So good. All from scratch.

Pâte à Pâté crust. Filling based on sage roux with house-made chicken stock. Filling includes carrots, peas, celery, parsley and pearl onions.
And chicken!

Shortcrust pastry is near the top of my favorite food items.

[JJ 911SC]

Leftover Chicken Drumstick, Fried Rice and Costco Egg Rolls.

[Steeler]

Rather simple compared to some of the above gourmet offerings.

Wifey made, Naan bread pizza.