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After work tonight:
Leftover rice fried with slivered almonds, leftover green beans, leftover flaked roasted steelhead, the last egg in my house, a tiny bit of honey, a generous sprinkling of Szechuan pepper, soy sauce, and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice. Before I started cooking, I used a tweezers and pin to pick through the Szechuan peppercorns to make sure I didn't encounter any of those gritty seeds. It took about ten minutes to remove all the seeds from the couple tablespoons of flower pods I was using for the rice. (Is there a simpler way to remove the seed from the flower pod? Or should I just throw the unopened pods away?) I used olive oil and cooked the almonds for a little while before adding the rice, then I broke the egg directly into the rice and cooked for a while before adding the rest of the stuff. Even though it was far from authentic, I enjoyed it! Bob |
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