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Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
I persist!

http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg

That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
orange near the center of the plate.


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>Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
I persist!

"wanting in various ways?" What's wrong with it? Looks like a hearty,
appetizing Wintery meal to me. Kev

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On 23 Jan 2006 19:19:42 -0800, "kevnbro" >
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>>Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet

>I persist!
>
> "wanting in various ways?" What's wrong with it? Looks like a hearty,
>appetizing Wintery meal to me. Kev


Thanks. Last night's omelet wasn't a hit with some in the rfc gang,
though.


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modom wrote:
> Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
> I persist!
>
> http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg
>
> That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
> cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
> chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
> potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
> turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
> orange near the center of the plate.
>
>
> modom


your meals always remind me of david's. He'll quite often throw a slice of
avocado or orange or banana on a plate. It's nice because I never think to do
things like that.

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modom wrote:
> On 23 Jan 2006 19:19:42 -0800, "kevnbro" >
> wrote:
>
> >>Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet

> >I persist!
> >
> > "wanting in various ways?" What's wrong with it? Looks like a hearty,
> >appetizing Wintery meal to me. Kev

>
> Thanks. Last night's omelet wasn't a hit with some in the rfc gang,
> though.


This is better... more meaty, and the spuds are filling too. Only
thing I'd do otherwise is peel the blood orange and make slices... the
diner shouldn't have to.



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On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 21:12:00 -0600, modom wrote:

> Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
> I persist!
>
> http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg
>
> That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
> cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
> chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
> potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
> turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
> orange near the center of the plate.
>
>

Looks good to me... if you cooked it, I wouldn't turn it down! Well,
I'm not fond of blood oranges - but it's not an essential part of the
meal anyway.



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"The Bubbo" > wrote in message
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> modom wrote:
> > Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
> > I persist!
> >
> > http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg
> >
> > That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
> > cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
> > chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
> > potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
> > turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
> > orange near the center of the plate.
> >
> >
> > modom

>
> your meals always remind me of david's. He'll quite often throw a slice of
> avocado or orange or banana on a plate. It's nice because I never think to

do
> things like that.
>
> --


I usually always try to keep avocado on hand; you never know when you're
going to need it. I have 4 sitting on my table now just waiting to get a
little mushier. What to make, what to make..........

kili


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"kilikini" > wrote in message
. ..
>
> "The Bubbo" > wrote in message
> ...
>> modom wrote:
>> > Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
>> > I persist!
>> >
>> > http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg
>> >
>> > That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
>> > cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
>> > chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
>> > potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
>> > turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
>> > orange near the center of the plate.
>> >
>> >
>> > modom

>>
>> your meals always remind me of david's. He'll quite often throw a slice
>> of
>> avocado or orange or banana on a plate. It's nice because I never think
>> to

> do
>> things like that.
>>
>> --

>
> I usually always try to keep avocado on hand; you never know when you're
> going to need it. I have 4 sitting on my table now just waiting to get a
> little mushier. What to make, what to make..........
>
> kili
>

Minor rant re avocados:
I like to keep avocados around all the time. My continuous supply of
purchased avocados have been from Costco. Lately I have stopped buying
produce from my main store because of the below-average quality IMO of it.
I have gradually just about eliminated everything I have been buying with
the exception of dated earth mesclun, sweet onions and avocados, yesterday I
found some good tiny green beans.

God forbid, yesterday I bought avocados and they have been WAXED!!
I cannot think of any scenario that will make these avocados any better than
they have been by being waxed.
****ed off,
Dee Dee



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On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 21:12:00 -0600, modom > wrote:

>Some forlks found last night's image wanting in various ways. And yet
>I persist!
>
>http://i1.tinypic.com/mih0jk.jpg
>
>That's a pork chop stuffed with olives, lemon confit, and oven dried
>cherry tomatoes. The sauce is a caramelized mirepoix with reduced
>chicken stcok a little jalapeno, and some Dijon mustard. The
>potato-like wedges with the roasted carrots are chunks of roasted
>turnip seasoned with black pepper and lemon confit. That's a blood
>orange near the center of the plate.
>
>
>modom


The pork chops look lovely. The root veges look appealing even though
I don't like root veges, but I don't understand why the orange is in
there. I hate fruit with mains. Too sweet.

I would have served more greens, less roots for dieting.

Thanks for posting, modom. I like seeing pictures.

Kathy in NZ

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Dee Randall wrote:
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> God forbid, yesterday I bought avocados and they have been WAXED!!
> I cannot think of any scenario that will make these avocados any better than
> they have been by being waxed.
> ****ed off,
> Dee Dee


Why would that **** you off? It doesn't make them any more difficult
to use...
-L.

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