How are you eating during the virus lockdown?

[voce]

what's that tantalising looking thingy in the heart shaped pan ?
and happy birthday

It's a caramel gelatin over coconut cream jelly. I always prefer a cold dessert over say, cake, for a summer birthday. Especially when it's hot.

 

[Musia]

tantalising

Added this word to the list of the words I am learning today

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

last night i made stuffed chicken breast with cream cheese, pine nuts and apricot wrapped in bacon
i found if i mind of propped it up in the pan everything stayed in
i had already eatten the kumera by this stage but with NZ yams and peas & corn. Gary got a honey sesame carrot but i hate carrots

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

It's a caramel gelatin over coconut cream jelly. I always prefer a cold dessert over say, cake, for a summer birthday. Especially when it's hot.

sounds yummy
enjoy
i like puddings over cakes

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

Added this word to the list of the words I am learning today

dear Musia, i am in awe of you and so many other PSers who do not have English as a first language
you put those of us who only have English as a language to shame

 

[Musia]

kumera

kumara? another word added to the list, I am not reading your comments today anymore

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

kumara? another word added to the list, I am not reading your comments today anymore

kumera is what we call sweet potato
we use lots of Maori words in NZ English

 

[Musia]

dear Musia, i am in awe of you and so many other PSers who do not have English as a first language
you put those of us who only have English as a language to shame

It is a shame I wasn't serious about learning English my entire life in the US. Finally I decided I couldn't die if I can't speak this language properly. Maybe I will live forever?

 

[chemgirl]

Homemade ramen

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

It is a shame I wasn't serious about learning English my entire life in the US. Finally I decided I couldn't die if I can't speak this language properly. Maybe I will live forever?

i have enough trouble with English
we tend to mumble a lot from where im from according to my north island raised other half

you should hear you accent as i hear your words in my head when i read your posts

 

[Ally T]

kumera is what we call sweet potato
we use lots of Maori words in NZ English

I struggled with the Kiwi words for things that were COMPLETELY different from what we called them in England when I lived i NZ - Kumera, egg plant, zucchini.... to name but a few!

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

I struggled with the Kiwi words for things that were COMPLETELY different from what we called them in England when I lived i NZ - Kumera, egg plant, zucchini.... to name but a few!

its a funny old world
but the best of the internet brings us all together

 

[Arcadian]

Tonight solidified how much I don't like crab .... He on the other hand loved it and wants me to make it again. I will never make it again and i used my sister's recipe...portabella with crab stuffing. I should have known better.

 

[JPie]

Abalone steamed in sake with abalone liver sauce, uni I killed with my own two hands, smoked salmon sliced sashimi style, freshly grated wasabi, and a glass of Dassai 39.

 

[Musia]

Aka ebi (wild red shrimp that look to me like spotted prawns) and Japanese beer. I boiled them with salt and spices.

 

[JPie]

Aka ebi (wild red shrimp that look to me like spotted prawns) and Japanese beer. I boiled them with salt and spices.

I love Echigo! The shrimp look delicious too.

 

[Musia]

Abalone steamed in sake with abalone liver sauce, uni I killed with my own two hands, smoked salmon sliced sashimi style, freshly grated wasabi, and a glass of Dassai 39.

I am impressed with your abalone and freshly grated wasabi After reading your earlier post regarding your plans for using sake and making duck egg chawanmushi tomorrow, I was also looking for duck eggs but found none I wanted to try making salted eggs.

 

[JPie]

I am impressed with your abalone and freshly grated wasabi After reading your earlier post regarding your plans for using sake and making duck egg chawanmushi tomorrow, I was also looking for duck eggs but found none I wanted to try making salted eggs.

Thanks! I’ve seen duck eggs at Whole Foods. I won’t use the full dozen so I’m giving my mom the rest to make salted eggs.

 

[jaysonsmom]

I made a keto chocolate cake ....so amazingly moist and very low carb! However, dh and I then broke our low carb “diet” by caving and getting sushi for dinner!

 

[xsouzie]

Braised spare ribs..


Cajun chicken pasta with smoked sausage..


Pork tenderloin..


And a little snack of jackfruit..

 

[jaysonsmom]

Made cold noodles with peanut sauce. Everything is cold and mixed at the table: perfect for hot so cal weather.

 

[mellowyellowgirl]

Lemongrass pork with red rice

I had to hand slice 2.5kg of pork shoulder and marinate it for freezing. It was a feat!!!

 

[jaysonsmom]

Made cold noodles with peanut sauce. Everything is cold and mixed at the table: perfect for hot so cal weather.

Just made a “low carb” version for lunch using spaghetti squash. Just as tasty!

 

[missy]

Just made a “low carb” version for lunch using spaghetti squash. Just as tasty!

Looks delish @jaysonsmom and I agree. Spaghetti squash rocks. I love it. I was first introduced to spaghetti squash by the West Point resident when I was an intern. She was vegan (like I was at the time) and invited me over her home for dinner and this was part of the meal. It was incredible.

 

[Musia]

My lunch. Beet and horse radish salad, pan fried summer squash and boiled (low and slow) beef tongue.

 

[DauphineMucha]

My lunch. Beet and horse radish salad, pan fried summer squash and boiled (low and slow) beef tongue.

Those slices of tongue look so yum!

 

[Musia]

Tonight we are having our typical Ukrainian style potatoes, pan fried in sunflower oil, and pan fried beef hot dogs and onions.
It is our 36th anniversary and we are eating nostalgic dishes. The poor people's feast.

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

Tonight we are having our typical Ukrainian style potatoes, pan fried in sunflower oil, and pan fried beef hot dogs and onions.
It is our 36th anniversary and we are eating nostalgic dishes. The poor people's feast.

that actually looks yummy
care to shear the recepie as i have a bag of franks in the freezer

 

[voce]

Tonight we are having our typical Ukrainian style potatoes, pan fried in sunflower oil, and pan fried beef hot dogs and onions.
It is our 36th anniversary and we are eating nostalgic dishes. The poor people's feast.

Happy anniversary! Your poor people's food is making me hungry. I still remember the time I made Ukrainian style syrniki for my fiance's family. Unfortunately, they can't enjoy borscht or Olivier salad because they don't eat pickles.

Like @Daisys and Diamonds I'd love it if you share your recipes.

 

[Musia]

that actually looks yummy
care to shear the recepie as i have a bag of franks in the freezer

Absolutely unhealthy food but yummy . We were eating mostly high fat/high calorie starchy foods in Ukraine when we were a part of the USSR because of being working hard physically and also because the climate was harsh. Our made in the USSR clothes and shoes didn't protect us from cold weather, our flats/apartments (aka affordable housing) were chilly during long winters. My mom as well as my MIL made this dish at least 2 times a week and neither of us were fat. Starchy potatoes fried in oil with often added pork belly most likely contributed at least 1500 calories to daily intake. I now cook the dish no more than a few times per year, only when husband asks or for major holiday.

You can thaw your franks in the fridge than fry them with onions and add to any side dish you want. Pasta, rice or mushed potatoes if you want to be sinful would work perfectly and they are much easier to cook .