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What's for dinner?
#1
What's for dinner?
Pacific northwest Steelhead

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#2
RE: What's for dinner?
I didn't take pictures, but home-made beef stew with buttered french bread.

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#3
RE: What's for dinner?
Pan seared that steelhead, nice crispy skin. Served it with freshly baked French baguette.

O. M. G.

Oh, can't forget the wine: started with a California moscato, finished with a dry red blend from 14 Hands.
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#4
RE: What's for dinner?
That's not salmon? Huh, didn't think anything else was that color. Looks great. Fried up some talapia this weekend. Yumyum.
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#5
RE: What's for dinner?
(November 15, 2014 at 2:29 am)whateverist Wrote: That's not salmon? Huh, didn't think anything else was that color. Looks great. Fried up some talapia this weekend. Yumyum.

Salmon? Depends on which biologist you talk to, and when. Steelhead has been, at various times, been considered part of the same genus as salmon, other times trout. My dad, the marine biologist says, "Who cares, throw it on the grill."

Char also has similarly colored flesh.

It was delicious. Superb, even. I wish I could take the credit for cooking it.
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#6
RE: What's for dinner?
Census taker with the usual trimmings, of course.
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RE: What's for dinner?
(November 15, 2014 at 1:22 am)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: Pacific northwest Steelhead

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Yuck.



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#8
RE: What's for dinner?
I just made myself a quesadilla for dinner. Followed that with some ritz crackers. Tried to comfort the stomach by avoiding spicy foods, but I went full-bore into grease.
"For me, it is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." - Carl Sagan
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#9
RE: What's for dinner?
Beef, lamb, mutton, pork, shark, chicken, goose, trout, spuds, carrots, yams, apple salad, green salad, brown bread, soda bread, tea, coffee, fizzy drinks.


We're hosting a fundraiser for Island Child, an Auckland group that helps out needy families. Local shops and farmers have donated the food, the better half and I (with help from two neighbours) are doing the cooking, and the do is taking place in my back garden. We're doing the meats and veg hangi (fire pit) style, which is why I'm up at this unreasonable hour. $15 a plate, ALL proceeds to families that need it.

Boru
‘But it does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are twenty gods or no gods. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg.’ - Thomas Jefferson
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#10
RE: What's for dinner?
The classic:


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