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Yuki Nakai's Eye

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It was the first video that popped up on YouTube, I didn't even watch it to be honest.

I've made bacon carbonara at home but not for a long time and I'd rather make it with penne. All I've used is Parm, pancetta (or side bacon), eggs and bit of olive oil. I don't mind a touch of garlic in there either.
I can't hate on you. As long as it tastes good to you that's all that matters.

But fuck that guy and his video.
 

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sparkuri

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We've got some serious culinary talent on TMMAC.
Starting with my pancakes
 

Onetrickpony

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Made a red and yellow curry sauce with a coconut cream / milk base then added in pineapple, apricots, peaches, bananas, chicken breast and let simmer for 2 hours. Served with basmati rice.







Edit, forgot the bananas.
 
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Made a red and yellow curry sauce with a coconut cream / milk base then added in pineapple, apricots, peaches, chicken breast and let simmer for 2 hours. Served with basmati rice.





My ex got into Thai food. It was awesome. She was a Mexican but her redeeming quality was she could cook like chef Ramsey
 

Onetrickpony

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Oh holy fuck! Exact recipe please!
I've made my own curry spices a few times but I found this stuff at an Asian store in town about 15 years ago and haven't been able to top it.









Basically it's 2 cans of paste (I love the red but it's too spicy for my wife and son so I usually go orange. Since I haven't been able to find the orange I go 1 red and 1 yellow,there's also a green and pink one which are good for shrimp and fish) 1 can coconut cream and 2 cans coconut milk.

Then whatever fruit I buy and throw in (I've used every damn fruit you could think jack fruit, dragon, pears, apples, oranges, cherries, mango, etc, but the three that always go in are peaches, pineapple and banana).

In the winter I'll sometimes use canned fruit and make sure to toss the juice in with it. In the summer I'll buy or juice some fruit to go with the chunks I cut up and juice that. The juice ads a sweetness to everything and actually ends up making it more spicy.

Put all this in a pot, bring to boil for 20 minutes or so then let simmer for an hour.

In the meantime I cook 4 chicken breasts in the oven at 350 for 30 minutes so they are almost cooked through, cube them and boil them in the curry for 20 minutes to get them completely cooked and let the juices from everything mix together. After that's done turn down the heat to low and let it all simmer together for about 30-40 min and you're good to go.

I always soak my rice for an hour or so then wash it before putting in the rice cooker, it just seems to come out better that way.
 

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3 eggs, chicken, avocado, salsa and cheese.



Picked up this hot sauce the other day and it's great. Not really hot but incredible on tacos and eggs.

 

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Shrimp and Asparagus Alfredo

One of my go-to's for several years, with several variations.






Tonight, killer salad with this simple quick stir-fry that included walla walla sweet onions, organic carrots, diced celery, split mushrooms, sliced yam, roasted garlic, topped with green onion and fresh sliced almonds.