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[inphoto]

Boiled and then grilled cauliflower

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Boiled and then grilled cauliflower
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I've never done that. I eat it boiled or I slice it up and put it in a wok. But boiling and grilling after? I have to try that.

 

[inphoto]

Easy, boil it to soften. Then rinse some salt pepper oregano egg and bread crumbs, on a baking paper into the oven. Air at 180 C until brown, delicious!

And some sesame seeds on top.

 

[inphoto]

Like a schnitzel but cauliflower

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Easy, boil it to soften. Then rinse some salt pepper oregano egg and bread crumbs, on a baking paper into the oven. Air at 180 C until brown, delicious!

And some sesame seeds on top.

With bread crumbs even? How about adding some cheese?

 

[inphoto]

Haven't tried, but why not?, or maybe after you take them off the oven.

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Haven't tried, but why not?, or maybe after you take them off the oven.

No, the cheese needs to be grilled! I love grilled cheese.

 

[LtDave]

i guess i need to start taking pictures of my food.

grilled 10oz of Chicken Cutlets i found in the freezer. i was going to grill them yesterday but completely forgot and heated to cans of New England style Clam Chowder.

MAYBE tomorrow? oh wait nope. going to a hockey game 'watch party' at a local eatery... THEYLL be doing all the cooking...

 

[inphoto]

I want some clam chowder even if it's frozen! I don't eat frozen food, but no clams here ...

 

[Jeff WX1USN]

Never too cold to cook outside

 

[Jeff WX1USN]

Thanksgiving in the US. Deep fried Turkey

 

[LtDave]

not a complete enclosure, but i put up some chinese plastic sheeting around the windward side of my deck. itll help a little bit with keeping the snow off the deck, but the queen post is all open (above the sheeting) and the east side of the deck is all open right now too.

im at the age where i really dont like snow. at all. maybe once im retired and dont have to fight the weather AND traffic to get to work, ill embrace it once again...

anywho, put this up and then grilled some bratwursts for dinner.

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

not a complete enclosure, but i put up some chinese plastic sheeting around the windward side of my deck. itll help a little bit with keeping the snow off the deck, but the queen post is all open (above the sheeting) and the east side of the deck is all open right now too.

im at the age where i really dont like snow. at all. maybe once im retired and dont have to fight the weather AND traffic to get to work, ill embrace it once again...

anywho, put this up and then grilled some bratwursts for dinner.
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Nifty solution. Fingers crossed the snow won’t come from the east!

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Thanksgiving in the US. Deep fried Turkey

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Deep fried turkey? That's a new one for me.

 

[LtDave]

Nifty solution. Fingers crossed the snow won’t come from the east!

oh it has at times. mostly from the north east and that snow is wicked horrid. usually sopping wet from coming across Lake Huron and picking up lots of moisture. that is an absolute mess to try and move.