
with Cranberries, Walnuts, Red Onion, Arugula, and Goat Cheese, in a Mustard, Maple, Lemon Oil saucething

with Cranberries, Walnuts, Red Onion, Arugula, and Goat Cheese, in a Mustard, Maple, Lemon Oil saucething
All the curries!

Chicken Tikka Masala

Chicken Balti Curry

Curry Udon

Panang Curry

Chinese Chicken Curry

Jamaican Chicken Curry

Malaysian Chicken Curry

Kenyan Beef Curry

Vadouvan Chicken Curry
Anger, yes. But, I love cooking. Mostly this was a lot of cleaning out my fridge.
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Ground Pork and Green Beans. I sauteed red onion and jalapeno. I added some tomato paste and heavy cream. And a dash of brown sugar and some peanut butter. I had some cilantro, and then last minute I wanted so szechuan pepper corn.
Thus made Angry Noodles.
Good, but they really didn’t end up very angry at all.
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So I tried again, cuz I still had stuff in my fridge.
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More red onion amd green beans. This time I made a Jalapeno Pesto.
Jalapeno, pickled jalapeno, cilantro, garlic, oil, and peanuts.
Good, and much angrier this time.

Risottos are pretty easy if you have the time. And they are fun cuz they are essentially a blank canvas you can do anything with.
I went on a little creative journey of Risotto.

Turkey Risotto, cooked in Turkey Stock with Arugula and Walnuts

Chicken, Chorizo, and Tomato Risotto

Ramen-sotto. Cooked in Ramen broth with Bamboo Shoots and a Soft Boiled egg, with Pork amd Furikaki seasoning

Barley Risotto, with Butter Sauteed Oyster Mushrooms with Pancetta, and Roasted Leeks

Farro Risotto with Butternut Squash and Fennel, with Taragon Pesto Salmon

Morel Mushroom Risotto with Sugar Snap Peas

Oatmeal Risotto with Apple, Leek, Bacon, and Goat Cheese and Sage

Rice Pudding with Bananas Foster Caramel Sauce

Rice Pudding wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be, so I bought some from the store

With Gruyere, Smoked Gouda, and Sharp Cheddar Sauce.


And Chorizo Sausage, Peppers, and Onions.


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I mushed a lot of New Years Traditional Foods together.
Pork = Abundance because they root forwards rather than backwards like a chicken.
Pomegranate = Abundance. The Greeks believe that the pomegranate seeds symbolize fertility.
Grapes = In Spain they will eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight to bring luck for the next 12 months.
Black Eyed Peas = Wealth because they supposedly resemble coins.
Chinese Long Beans = Green = Wealth because money is green + Length = Longevity. In Asian cultures they believe noodles symbolize a long life.
Orange and Honey = The Chinese believe that eating Orange and Honey will bring good fortune, wealth, and money.
Buttered Pretzel Bread = Buttered Bread = Good Luck. The Irish believe that banging buttered bread on the door will ward off bad luck. And sharing buttered bread with friends will bring good luck + Pretzel = Luck and Prosperity. The Germans believe pretzels bring luck and prosperity… for some reason…
Holiday Dessert, bathed in the blood of a thousand alien seed babies…

Actually, not.
Spiced Pear Cheesecake, with Pistachio Shortbread Crust, and Pomegranate Sauce.

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Chicken Teriyaki Soup, with Coconut cream, Chicken cooked with Pineapple and Onion, hard Sauteed Cabbage and Carrot, Bamboo Shoots, and Spinach, for 🤷🏻♀️..

