What did you cook or eat today (October 2023)?

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I've made pearled barley risotto a couple of times, might even have recipe on here. It is very good. Craig prefers it to regular risotto.
I’d like to see that recipe.
 
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Ok, here’s the story:

We both woke up stuffed full from last night, but went to breakfast anyway, and stuffed ourselves more (I did, anyway; MrsT ate very little).

Then we had afternoon tea and looked over the evening menu, which we really didn’t care for, so I said, “Let’s cancel our dinner reservation and just go to one of the casual restaurants you want to try <Irish pub or upscale pizza place>.”

“Yeah, sounds good, let’s go to the pizza place!”

After the tea, MrsT said she was so full she felt sick. I just felt sort of full, so we pushed our plans back from 6PM to 7PM.

At 7PM, she still wasn’t hungry: “I think I just want to go to the buffet and grab some fruit and a bottle of water.”

“Ok, that’s right next to the slice shop, so I can still get a piece of pizza, at least, and a beer.”

I told her where I’d be sitting, and we went our separate ways:

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I added some fries for a more balanced meal. :wink:

What did Mrs “I’m so full I’m gonna puke” T come back with? A plate of mashed potatoes and gravy, potato salad, and sausage rolls…and then she ordered a beer! :laugh:
 
Two weeks ago, I asked my son to pick up some sirloin at the supermarket. He brought home the thinnest cuts of steak I have ever seen in my life. I should have made steak sandwiches, but I tried serving them like regular steaks. They were overcooked and tough.

So, my wife went and picked up these gargantuan, porterhouse steaks. They were half-price, and only cost about eight dollars a pound. Incredible.

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First, I cooked in a pan with butter to sear on both sides…

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Then, onto a sheet pan for 10 minutes in the oven. I didn’t have to enough cast iron pans to cook all of them, but it turned out great.

I also sautéed mushrooms and boiled potatoes that I made into buttery mashed potatoes.

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Two weeks ago, I asked my son to pick up some sirloin at the supermarket. He brought home the thinnest cuts of steak I have ever seen in my life. I should have made steak sandwiches, but I tried serving them like regular steaks. They were overcooked and tough.

So, my wife went and picked up these gargantuan, porterhouse steaks. They were half-price, and only cost about eight dollars a pound. Incredible.

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First, I cooked in a pan with butter to sear on both sides…

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Then, onto a sheet pan for 10 minutes in the oven. I didn’t have to enough cast iron pans to cook all of them, but it turned out great.

I also sautéed mushrooms and boiled potatoes that I made into buttery mashed potatoes.

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Great price on those steaks! :okay:

CD
 
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