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Been trying to learn to use my pressure cooker more, beef stew made with Oxtail and chuck, very happy!
Served with fresh sourdough and porter that some happened to find its way into the stew:D

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Been trying to learn to use my pressure cooker more, beef stew made with Oxtail and chuck, very happy!
Served with fresh sourdough and porter that some happened to find its way into the stew:D

That looks good how long did it take? I think my mom got me one for Christmas. I cant wait. I will buy and cook bulk quantities of pinto beans. What about green chilli
 
forgot to take pictures of making of the gravlax, but here is the warm smoked salmon prepped today for christmas eve.

No snow there in Savonlinna, either, I see. Looking good.

I can ask SWMBO to take some pictures today when she makes salted salmon. But it's pretty simple, really, you just spread large chunks of sea salt on top of the filet, wrap it up and leave it in the fridge for a day.
 
same here, except we add about a teaspoon of crushed white peppercorns and some dill.

Best to put in fridge for a day, then freezer for few days to kill any parasites.
 
same here, except we add about a teaspoon of crushed white peppercorns and some dill.

Best to put in fridge for a day, then freezer for few days to kill any parasites.

Been eating this stuff forever and never used frozen fish, or froze it before eating, when salting. I freeze my salmon before making sushi, but then again that doesn't get salted.

Since I told SWMBO that you forgot the photo and asked her to take some, here you all go:

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This one is for me because I like mine really freaking salty - almost like jerky.

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For SWMBO and the kids, who like medium salty:

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Packed up and into the fridge for a day:

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After 24 hours, just open them up and pour off all the water. Slice and eat. That's it!
 
need recipe.:tank:[/INGREDIENTS

Oatmeal lace cookies

1 cup (2 sticks) sweet butter
2¼ cups light brown sugar, packed
2¼ cups rolled old fashion oats (lightly pulse whizzed in a blender)
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract

INSTRUCTIONS
Preheat oven to 375º F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper or silicon baking mats. Set aside.
Heat butter and brown sugar in a 2-quart saucepan over medium heat, stirring frequently with a wooden or silicon spoon, until butter has melted and mixture is smooth. Remove from heat.
Stir in oats, flour, salt, then egg, and vanilla.
Drop cookie batter by the teaspoon onto prepared baking sheets, leaving about 2 inches between each cookie to allow them to spread.
Bake for 5 -7 minutes, watching closely to prevent them from over-baking. The lace cookies should be golden brown.
Allow to cool on the cookie sheet for 30 seconds and remove onto racks to cool completely.

Optional deliciousness: Once cookies are thoughly cooled, melt 6oz chocolate chips with half tsp shorting to spread on bottom of cookie place the bottom of another cookie on the chocolate, let cool and solidify enjoy!

Store in an airtight container if they last that long...
 
Been eating this stuff forever and never used frozen fish, or froze it before eating, when salting. I freeze my salmon before making sushi, but then again that doesn't get salted.

Since I told SWMBO that you forgot the photo and asked her to take some, here you all go:

1916680_10154029806302697_629216797679200733_n.jpg



This one is for me because I like mine really freaking salty - almost like jerky.

10269292_10154029806702697_4225565116402436090_o.jpg


10255753_10154029806632697_99603879590886940_o.jpg


For SWMBO and the kids, who like medium salty:

12371126_10154029806662697_41314872927565838_o.jpg


Packed up and into the fridge for a day:

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After 24 hours, just open them up and pour off all the water. Slice and eat. That's it!

Mmmmm.... Gravlax. I personally use aquavit when I make mine. I do tend to freeze my fish prior to processing, due to it being wild caught for the most part.

some baking, dutch style stroopwafels

Need a recipe!
 
The cookie line up for the holiday, pretty traditional list of them for our family - from L to R Snow caps (dark chocolate)
Dark chocolate with chocolate mint chips
Pepparkakor
Snickerdoodles
Toll House
Oatmeal raisin

The Brilliant DD suggested making the cookie dough (which I did before Tday) and then I freeze most of them as presized cookie sized blobs of dough. Except pepparkakor which is frozen as a log. Makes it easy to not have 20 dozen cookies around for way too long....you can always bake some up if you need some to bring somewhere, and they are fresh!

I will post a picture of DD's birthday cake after I build it tomorrow. Almond cake with mixed berries, cream cheese Grand Marnier glaze....

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