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How about a little crispy tostada with a fresh avacado, olive, pepper, cilantro, onion and lime salsa

The goodies

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All blended up

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Some pepper jack cheese and into the broiler to crisp up and melt the cheese

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Time to eat with your favorite hot sauce

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Time to cool off with a little Ben and Jerry's

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Enjoy, we did
 
How about a little crispy tostada with a fresh avacado, olive, pepper, cilantro, onion and lime salsa

The goodies

al57q0.jpg


All blended up

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Some pepper jack cheese and into the broiler to crisp up and melt the cheese

2hnnr5h.jpg


Time to eat with your favorite hot sauce

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Time to cool off with a little Ben and Jerry's

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Enjoy, we did

That looks awesome! Great job! :dance:
 
What, no Top Ramen noodles and cheese on top? ;) I'd eat chili like that more often if anyone else in the house would eat it that way. :lol:
Never mixed Top Ramen with chili - sounds great, and I gotta try that out! I often put a lot of cheese on my chili as well, but was a bit on the lazy side yesterday - opening a can was my culinary achievement for the day :lol:
 
NACHO'S!!!
i added a generous portion of one of my homemade sauces 'AJI SUPREME" to the meat

it was so good i was making yummy sounds and my wife told me i need to stop LOL

thanks joe
 
breakfast is served. country gravy w/ hot sausage & bisquits, w/ some hab sauce on top, & a glass of OJ. I cooked chipotle morita (powder) with the jimmy deans hot sausage.

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I found some Louisiana catfish at my local market here in northern BC. What the hell! I know right!? I jumped at it and picked up a pound and a half. Blackened Catfiss baby! This was the first time I tried catfiss and man stuff is awesome! I had it for dinner and have been munching on it ever since. So good. Lite, flaky and full of flavor.

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CH, never tried putting hot sauce on my B&G....might have to try that! :dance:

Blister, that is an awesome, pretty piece of catfish ya got there!!! I hope you made more!!

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Heya, I'm certainly not one for taking photos before or during cooking unless it's a BIG cooking thing like maybe one of my curry pastes.
Cooked this the other night, got as much Bhut Jolokia ingredients (chillifactory devil's delirium) and powder (I just loaded that in) with some oil and lemon juice. Diced an onion which I'm improving on, put a steak into the non-stick frypan and poured the dressing/baste on. mixed it within all the onion and steak on both sides. It smelt really good, had a very nice Jolokia flavour too.

Not 100% sure if this image will work, if it doesn't please tell me, it's linked off facebook.

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Thanks for the kind words guys. I didn't know what to expect with catfish, but I was really happy with it. It's light and flaky. The ol' lady didn't care for the 'char' (as she put it) too much, but I really liked it. I'm definitely going to make it again :)
 
Hot Purple Peter Pepper Tomato Soup!

Fatty purple carrot of dooooom!
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The business end
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Choppy choppy
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My overwintered Peters. (Hey! It's cold outside! :P)
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The soup begins
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Purple pot of phun!
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Dinner at last
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Had a craving for some tomater soup for some reason. So I threw together 2 canned of diced tomatoes, 1 shallot, 1 rib of celery, 1 huge purple carrot, a little thyme, a bay leaf, a couple peter peppers, a dash of red wine vinegar and a little salt and pepper. Simmered it for about 30-40 mins to soften everything then ran a stick blender through it until fairly smooth. Came out a little chunky and nicely spicy and a really striking red/purple color. Those carrots can stain your fingers and cutting board, but have a pretty good flavor. It set off the egg salad sammitches and sunchoke gratin quite nicely.

-Pook
 
Really interesting soup you made, EatingOutFresno - I've never heard of purple carrot before too, but they look awesome - sort of like a cross between a beet and carrot.
 
I've gotten some of the heirloom colored carrots before, but they had orange cores like any regular carrot. These had a sweeter but more muted flavor, but the same texture as a normal carrot. And they really will dye anything you put them in. We tried one in some cabbage and potatoes for corned beef night and the whole pot of veg turned bright magenta. Didn't mess with the flavor at all, just made for a very Valentinesey dish.
 
Breakfast started today with a little experiment. Didn't feel like eating anything real heavy so I made a banana and blueberry smoothie with some crushed fatalii in it. A bit of honey on top to sweeten things up a bit. Just enough heat to put a smile on my face and warm up my belly. YUM!
 
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