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Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Kitchen Kriminal Dinner April 4, 2015. Poached Egg with Asparagus and Prosciutto. Crab on Crossiant Crisp with Bacon and Tomatoes. Seared Tuna with Turnips, Radish and Mint. Short Rib Wrapped in Swiss Chard on a bed of Pecan Puree and Mushrooms. Agnolotti Pasta stuffed with Goat Cheese with Romenesico, Olives and Arugula. Meringue with Lemon Curd, Whipped Cream and Blueberry Sauce. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Kitchen Kriminal Dinner 3.28.15. Beef Tartare beneath Endive Leaves. Kitchen .CONTENT
This web page kitchenkriminal.blogspot.com states the following, "Tuesday, May 12, 2015." We saw that the webpage said " Kitchen Kriminal Dinner April 4, 2015." It also said " Poached Egg with Asparagus and Prosciutto. Crab on Crossiant Crisp with Bacon and Tomatoes. Seared Tuna with Turnips, Radish and Mint. Short Rib Wrapped in Swiss Chard on a bed of Pecan Puree and Mushrooms. Agnolotti Pasta stuffed with Goat Cheese with Romenesico, Olives and Arugula. Meringue with Lemon Curd, Whipped Cream and Blueberry Sauce. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Beef Tartare beneath Endive Leaves."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Sunday, February 6, 2011. Abacus seeds are a Hakka dish, which is to be expected as the Khek people are such lovers of yam. This is one of those dishes that is really worth making at home, as it is hard to find a good version of it outside. The recipe below is for a whole yam, and yields about 70-100 seeds.
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Monday, February 12, 2018. How simple the basic principles are! Bringing steak to room temperature an hour before cooking ensures optimal heat penetration to the middle. A generous rub of salt, pepper, and olive oil will suffice. Turning the steak every minute promotes an even sear. 4 Resting matters the most. Letting the steak sit for five minutes, plus half the cook-time, lets it finish cooking properly after being removed from the heat.