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- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 12 at 22:31
| Oh wow,,,all looks great but I had to laugh at the waffle iron idea !! I had no idea...now you've done it. I am going to have to explore and see what else I can "waffle". Wonderful pics and I bet the food was great. c |
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| If these are your own photos you need to be working for a cooking magaine delicious yummmmm |
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| Everything looks good! I never thought about cooking green tomatoes in the waffle iron. I love the way they came out looking. I have a lot of green tomatoes so will have to try it. I wonder, would it work for eggplant, maybe summer squash. What other veggies are good grilled? Clare |
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| You're driving me nuts! Again! |
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- Posted by jessicavanderhoff (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 3:45
| I like the simple, clean aesthetic of your food styling here. The sous vide salmon looks amazing. |
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| Everything looks delicious DC! Personally, I would have liked a little more flake to the salmon, but that's me. The pork looks so good! Like Clare, I wonder if other veggies could be grilled in the waffle iron. Great idea! |
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| The baked cauliflower and the "waffle ironed" green tomatoes look amazing. |
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| Oh and a big Wow! All the food looks amazing! I can taste all the way in my home.:) The green tomato idea is brilliant! Cooking is probably the best way to spend a stormy weather. Silvia |
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| I too got a chuckle out of the waffled green tomatoes. It's a real DCism. Jim |
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- Posted by pretty.gurl (My Page) on Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 13:17
| Yum! What a way to kill time during a storm. |
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| me too Jim. That's my favorite. I couldn't figure out if the green powder was cornmeal of some sort, but then realized, it's probably tomato powder knowing dcarch. |
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| Is it Wasabi powder? |
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| Thank you very much all, your munificent comments cheer me up in the midst of these two devastating storms in the N.E. I felt guilty that millions were out of power for many days, and many are still without power, yet I was cooking with my electric sous vide cooker and waffle iron. I recognize the waffle iron fries green tomatoes was a silly idea, but it made sense to me that you can steam and fry two side at the same time, and also the iron's thermostat controls how much frying you want to have the tomatoes done. Jasdip, the salmon idea came from the post "Are you watching NOVA" recently. Nathan Myhrvold, who is the author of the monuental $500.00 cookbook "Modernist Cuisine", sous vide cooks his amazingly delicious salmon at 115F. I made mine at 125F, slightly more flaky. With sous vide you can of course cook the salmon at any degree of flaky-ness everytime. But I will never again cook salmon at 212F. Cooking allows me to explore, one of the challenges with sous vide salmon is how to make the skin crispy. Nathan Myhrvold makes his without the skin. I was able to make mine with very crispy skin without overcooking the fish, a technique I am trying to perfect. Teresa, you are almost correct, The green powder is wasabi beans made into powder. dcarch |
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