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After a hearty lunch that included tacos de lengua and carnitas, meat was out of the question for dinner. I got mushrooms and potatoes. And dill. Scallions were already in the fridge.

Should i mention that our AC has been broken for several days already and i started to master the art of stovetop cooking?
Luckily i [...]

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Nice recipe for meatballs in tomatillo (with some chipotle) sauce. Couple problems – the color of cooked sauce – on the pic it was pretty and clear. In reality it came out grayish, apparently from the juice leaking from meat. Possible remedy? Cook meatballs in stock and add the sauce at the end. Or even [...]

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Time to pull out the deep fryer.
I coated hon shimeji mushrooms with a beaten egg, let the excess to drip off and then coated mushrooms in masa harina and green japanese pepper shaking the flour off. 1 min in 350F – excellent stuff. Next time i’ll use the egg white only.
The coating for the shrimp [...]

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I was thinking about using a brown rice in paella for a long time. Couple of days ago i took a plunge.
Mushrooms are always a great companion to brown rice and i had some nice king oyster ones. And chorizo (in reality it was some sort of portuguese lomo instead of chorizo in a fridge).
King [...]

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Didn’t know what i want for dinner so after looking at all the fish available i ended up with a piece of fluke. But then while leaving the counter i spotted a trout and changed my mind again – and left the store with deboned trout, oyster mushrooms and scallions.
The plan was to bake the [...]

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Adapted from Jose Andres’ Made In Spain.
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Excellent. The changes i made to the original recipe – plump mature oyster mushrooms about 1/2lb torn in pieces. Skipped pine nuts – i think they’d muddle the texture of the dish. Plump green raisins were nice. Madeira. For the next time increase the amount of onion to [...]

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Being russian puts one on a permanent hunt for recipes that could miraculously make cultivated mushrooms taste like those excellent wild mushrooms foraged back in childhood. You hope to discover some technique that tightens the flabbiness of button mushrooms to approximate the texture of porcini, and with a little help from dried cepes to trick [...]

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