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What's on your plate today?

You might look at the picture and think "What's the big deal!" For me, it's one of my favorite childhood/teenage meals. One of the dishes my mom used to make was titled Wild-n-Cheesy Chicken. She made it tonight and I'm super happy! Basically, fresh veggies, chicken, cheese, and wild rice. 😎
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You might look at the picture and think "What's the big deal!" For me, it's one of my favorite childhood/teenage meals. One of the dishes my mom used to make was titled Wild-n-Cheesy Chicken. She made it tonight and I'm super happy! Basically, fresh veggies, chicken, cheese, and wild rice. 😎
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I assume you're not lactose intolerant :)
 
You might look at the picture and think "What's the big deal!" For me, it's one of my favorite childhood/teenage meals. One of the dishes my mom used to make was titled Wild-n-Cheesy Chicken. She made it tonight and I'm super happy! Basically, fresh veggies, chicken, cheese, and wild rice. 😎
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Does it matter what kind of bread you have with your butter?😁
 
My son and his mom were up in the bay area, so I got to take him out for breakfast and spend some time with him on Sat morning... I went with an old standby...

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Than at about noon, I went to the Lodge to help cook for our annual Shrimp Boil... We served about 150 people and went through about 250lbs of shrimp. No place pics, but I do have some pics in process...

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Butter poached salmon with steamed asparagus and a saffron onion sauce. Since I had a big square of salmon skin, I decided to make crackling out of it. I've made this dish before and the wifey loves it. The crackling provided some good textural contrast to the melt-in-your-mouth salmon. I didn't check the temperature of the fish, nor did I measure anything for this dish, but I would guess it was about 112-114°. If you've never tried salmon at that level of doneness, you owe it to yourself to taste it that way.

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The recipe is from a very entertaining YouTuber, Chef Jean-Pierre

 
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