What's everyone having this Sunday, 12th October 2025?

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Kathleen made some lamb suya with jollof rice for my birthday dinner.

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That's very interesting. I've never had them with sausage. Always beef since childhood then again, this is Texas with more cows than people in some parts.

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Oh yeah, a 50/50 blend of breakfast sausage and ground beef is excellent stuffing for stuffed peppers.

CD
 
I had a very tasty ribeye steak tonight at the hotel restaurant. Not as good as my home cooked sous vide and seared, but it was pan seared with butter and herbs, so the flavor was very nice. Sides were mashed potatoes, which were about average, and perfectly cooked green beans.

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I was celebrating my Steelers win today. At least that's how I am justifying the expense.

CD
 
I'm planning on making carbonara and a salad. I intend to do something a little more Thanksgivingish tomorrow.
The salad had curly lettuce, a tomatillo, celery, carrot, red onion, and my batch vinaigrette. I used Felicetti spelt spaghetti for the carbonara. It was delicious. I wish I could manage to plate it nicely.

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@KatyCooks you can quite easily use up those delicious anchovies. I can share my recipe for puttanesca sauce if you wish.
Anchovies are a great alternative to salt in tons of dishes.
By all means Shining Wizard. Always up to try a different sauce for pasta. Not overly fond of anchovies whole (for instance would never put them them on a pizza), but they do add great flavour to sauces when chopped up.
 

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