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Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
It'll be Today!
That was yesterday.
 
company for the holidays was a good excuse to break out the canopy again. actually came in handy Saturday afternoon & evening because we did get showers. we have a modest condo so it's good to have the small patio for party overflow. here is just the frame, w/o the canopy. I took it off Sunday, due to high winds & snow/hale squalls, that rolled thru
canopy w-o canopy.jpg
 

MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
not sure if this should be in the broccoli thread...

2 large loose baking potatoes in M&S; £1.40 :eek:
 
Warm, still and sort of sunny here chez Casa Reynard.

Not the best night's sleep, but hey ho...

I had a bit of a kitchen morning to deal with the whole salmon that I bought on yellow sticker for just over £12 on Saturday. The ladies on the fish counter had filleted it, but not very well - hardly surprising considering they were run off their feet. My friend took half a side yesterday, and the other half of that is in the fridge ready to cook tomorrow. The other side, half is now in the freezer, and the rest is being turned into gravlax.

Still managed to get another 250g of flesh off the bones (the whole fish was in the bag), and that's now in a tupperware in the fridge. The bones, the head and the tail are simmering away in a pan with carrot, onion, celery, garlic, tarragon and pepper. I'll strain that later, and use the stock and the aforementioned trimmings to make salmon, potato and sweetcorn chowder.

I have also done a load of laundry.

Had a cheese and smoked sausage sandwich for luncheon, along with an orange, half a mango and two :cuppa:
 
fond memories of the first time I had that cut of beef. it was in Texas & it blew my mind

When it comes to having beef as steak, it's probably my favourite cut. Slightly under medium-rare is how I like it. It's got that fantastic blend of flavour and tenderness thanks to the fat marbled through the meat.

On the bone, in a much bigger lump it's wonderful for roast beef or, in a slightly smaller lump as chateaubriand, and is equally good braised.
 
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