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I have trouble getting pizza off my oven stone, so I use parchment on the stone. Works great.

I lived in a town called Parchment along the Kalamazoo River. My family comes from there. A paper company (KVP) founded the town - grandpa was the company secretary for 40 yrs . We used parchment for everything.

So PP has an in, parchment paper for all!!??:D
 
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Oil cured black olive smushed up against cranberry relish, with sun dried tomatoes. Assorted stuffed peppers around Ginger/chili sauce. Assorted cheeses, figs, radishes and Dijon mustard. Deli counter mushrooms, olives and pickles. Fresh from the garden blueberries scattered everywhere. And in the center, one of five pork terrines I made over the past two days

And a nice ginger beer.
 
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From the top left
Oil cured black olive smushed up against cranberry relish, with sun fried tomatoes. Assorted stuffed peppers around Ginger/chili sauce. Assorted cheeses, figs, radishes and Dijon mustard. Deli counter mushrooms, olives and pickles. Fresh from the garden blueberries scattered everywhere. And in the center, one of five pork terrines I made over the past two days

And a nice ginger beer.

That is exceptional.
 
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From the top left
Oil cured black olive smushed up against cranberry relish, with sun fried tomatoes. Assorted stuffed peppers around Ginger/chili sauce. Assorted cheeses, figs, radishes and Dijon mustard. Deli counter mushrooms, olives and pickles. Fresh from the garden blueberries scattered everywhere. And in the center, one of five pork terrines I made over the past two days

And a nice ginger beer.

I'm curious, what exactly is the pork wheel in the center?
 
Took a couple of trotters and simmered them for about 8 hours. Added three pounds of pork butt for the final 3.5. Highly seasoned. Pulled apart the meat and put in molds. Separated the fat from the juice in the pot then poured that broth over the meat in the molds. All the rendered collagen from the trotters turn the broth into tasty, super unctuous aspic. Chill

Bits of skin, meat, very small bits of carrots and onion, mustard seed, eye of newt, toe of frog.
 
Asian-inspired appetizer 'dinner' tonight! California rolls, char siu bao, pot stickers, & chicken satay with peanut sauce.

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I am about to burn some weenies on the grill, but have ho-made frenched potatoes frying up "confit style" (slow & low until tender, then crisped up at high heat, and yes, I know that's not really confit) right now.

Just that.
 
Being fat tonight.

3/4-lb. patty with dried onion, coarse salt, ground black pepper grilled and topped with raw white onion, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, homemade smoked pulled pork, roasted jalapeño, bacon and guacamole; on buttered and grilled rolls.


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Being fat tonight.

3/4-lb. patty with dried onion, coarse salt, ground black pepper grilled and topped with raw white onion, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, homemade smoked pulled pork, roasted jalapeño, bacon and guacamole; on buttered and grilled rolls.


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Dear lord, that's revolting. And yet I'm salivating. I bet it was delicious.
 
That looks really good. The batter looks very crispy and nice.

Thanks! I should have accompanied the beer with a splash of seltzer water. Could have used just a hair more "fluff". But Im just nitpicking. On the whole they were pretty stinkin good
 
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