What are you Eating/Drinking?

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It is a shame, that plastic stuff has as much resemblance to cheese as my feet do. In England, as I bet you do in the States, we have such a massive variety of cheeses, all with their own unique flavour. Gotta say though, the stronger the better for me.


I've always wondered myself how Solid survives all that processed cheese. In my case it's Edam, Gouda, Camembert, Brie . . . after that it's all downhill. A good chunk of Edam and a warm, crusty bun is the ultimate pleasure, only kicked higher by a glass of red to go with it.
 
I do have some boerenkaas, aged Gouda and some Parmigiano-Reggiano from time to time. Even some really aged cheddar. But, I don't eat it often enough anymore to warrant a purchase.
 
For me it's got to be some really eye wateringly strong cheddar, like the stuff you get from farmer's markets that still has the rind on. As photonrider said, a nice glass of deep red wine, or even a bottle of Leffe goes well with it.
 
Fried Tilapia, White Beans and Mac 'N' Cheese with Pumpkin Ice Cream for dessert.

Fried Tilapia
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Pumpkin Ice Cream
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Had a grilled cheese on rye the other day.

It was so good that I decided to make a monster, the bread is in a cross patter to hold it all together.

Ketchup, lime jalapeno, and caesar dressing.
 
Dinner last night was beef stew and buttermilk biscuits with a frosted mug of beer.

Beef Stew
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Blue Moon Rounder Belgian-Style Pale
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Eat too much (lunch).

* tomato soup

* two eggs
* mushrooms
* carrot
* chicoree (endive)
* garlic (real garlic this time + dried garlic)
* tomatos
*
lettuce
* herbs
* raisin
* honey
* mayonaise
* different mayonaise
* walnuts
* sesame seeds
* chia seeds


Mixed everything in bold together and the ingredients in red together.
 
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Subway's Toasted Jalapeno Cheese Bread Chicken Teriyaki with:
provolone,bell peppers,onions, and spinach.
 
Salmon and leeks in filo pastry with seared brussel sprouts and mashed sweet potato followed by some random cheeses.
 
Sunnyside up, the only way to eat an egg. 👍

Dinner was chorizo beef patty with cheese, chili and whipped potatoes. Brunch was a pastrami sammich on rye with mustard with a side of potato salad.
 
Eggs fried in a cast iron pan. One of life's simple pleasures 👍
:) I won't buy new cast iron pans, they are too hard to clean IMO. This one is an older one, it's got a smooth face. I also have another one, that takes up all 4 burners on the stove that's also smooth. Love them.
 
:) I won't buy new cast iron pans, they are too hard to clean IMO. This one is an older one, it's got a smooth face. I also have another one, that takes up all 4 burners on the stove that's also smooth. Love them.
Yeah my parents have some pans they bought when they first got married (22 years ago), they're awesome. Hopefully I can indefinitely borrow one when I move out :lol:
 
Yeah my parents have some pans they bought when they first got married (22 years ago), they're awesome. Hopefully I can indefinitely borrow one when I move out :lol:
If I could find some smooth ones I'd buy more in a heartbeat :lol:
 
:) I won't buy new cast iron pans, they are too hard to clean IMO. This one is an older one, it's got a smooth face. I also have another one, that takes up all 4 burners on the stove that's also smooth. Love them.
Actually, you're not supposed to wash cast iron pans. Just pour some salt in the pan to soak up the fat, let it sit for a while to let the salt do it's thing, then whipe it out with a paper towel. Done.

The more carbon you put on it, the better your food cooks and tastes.
 
You can still get them.

Most stores will sell you teflon ones but if you go to a store that a chef would use they would have them.
 
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