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Korean Flank Steak

Every culture has a flank steak recipe and the Korean’s top my list of guys who got it going on. The actual prep for the steak is straightforward, but the magic all happens in the sauce – sounds sorta French but it’s true. The Gireumjang …

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Flank Steak wiht Gireumjang Sauce, Korean Flank SteakMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Techniques to Boast your Metabolism

Surest way to loose weight and regain your lost energy, is to boast your metabolism. One quick but ineffective way is to consume massive amounts of energy drinks, but that’s an empty promise on par with “I’ll call you in the morning….” If you want …

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March 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Tomato Poached Halibut

This is a nice fish recipe that provide both a means for cooking the fish and having a serving sauce. And for you outdoorsmen not leaving near the sea, substitute your walleye for the halibut. Ingredients Process

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Poached Fillet, Poached HalibutMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Tuna Salad with Tomatoes

If you like to eat a lot of salads, as I do, you sometimes need to change things up a bit. Here’s a nice salad that doubles as a Lent alternative and can either be a starter or entree. Ingredients Process

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Crunchy Tuna Salad, Tuna SaladMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Navy Bean Soup

A hearty version of the classic soup made from scratch using dried navy beans. It takes more than a day to make, but is worth the effort. Ingredients Process Note: if you want a thicker soup, slightly cool and then puree the beans in a …

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Ham Soup, Navy Bean SoupMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Irish Spiced Beef

What to do with a beef or elk brisket. While it would be wrong to call this a corned beef recipe, it has that tone to it but is more of a beef brisket. It takes four days to make, so plan accordingly. This is …

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Beef Brisket, Cured Beef BrisketMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Rice Basics

Rice is one of the oldest and most diversified grains used in cuisine. There’s long grain rice, short grain rice, wild rice, and a host of specialty rices, my most common are basmati, and Jasmine. There are also different rice textures depending on the application. …

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Cooking Rice, Rice BasicsMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Curry Shrimp over Rice

Curry is an East Indian style of cuisine that draws it’s name from the use of curry powder, which is easy to make, and even easier to buy if you need to go that route. Most incorrectly assume that curry dishes are extremely spicy, but …

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Curry Cuisine, Curry ShrimpMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Red Beans and Rice

This is a Cajun classic that’s presented here using canned beans instead of dried red beans, so quicker but not as good as from scratch. But you can recover from your cuisine shortcut by ending your Cajun meal, with Beignets for dessert. Ingredients Process To …

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Cajun Style Red Beans & rice, Red Beans & RiceMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

Shrimp Pasta Primavera

Primavera is a classic Italian entree with a rich cream sauce. This is a from scratch recipe, which is a way of saying it takes awhile to pull together so you can really enjoy yourself. Work slow, be happy, drink Pinot Gris while listening to …

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Pasta Primavera, Shrimp PastaMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023 By R. M. Dolin

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