Foodies Unite #9 (trigger warning food) WHAT THE FOCACCIA?! THIS BUTTER BE IMPORTANT

My best batch of guacamole for toast yet. I had some pico I used instead of salsa and the avocado was perfect and it remained nice and chunky. With a squeeze of lime and some chopped fresh jalapeños.

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Black eyed peas with basmati rice

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I made some more Auntie M’s
@M-be-free49
I added a measure of sugar free butterscotch chips. It made them a little thicker and. I just love butterscotch.

The Ol Bus grab one and started to put it to his mouth and remember he didn’t like them :rofl::rofl::rofl: it was actually pretty funny.
I love them. So does my daughter and SIL.

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Bistro 13

BAKED BRIE & ROASTED GARLIC
WARM CREAMY BRIE CHEESE ON TOASTED FOCACCIA WITH SWEET ROASTED GARLIC.

BOLOGNESE LASAGNA
GROUND VEAL LAYERED WITH RICOTTA CHEESE, SPINACH AND MOZZARELLA

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Oh those look good, and no worries Gus - all the more for us! :laughing:
It’s probably a useful life lesson to learn so young though… “not all desserts are enjoyable :flushed:” Poor kid!

Me? I stopped at a huge farmers market on my way home today. I rarely get to it, so I kinda went apeshit. I don’t feel too bad cuz I used to stop near there in the before time for a case of wine and a bunch of craft ciders. I’ll take the veg. :wink:

Tomorrow there will be borscht and homemade pesto. :orange_heart:

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Apeshit :joy: :joy: :joy:
You cooking for all the Gratidudes or what?
I must of lost my invite.

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@Dazercat that’s funny! I’m surprised he’s so anti- the cookie. I know I would love them. I would just eat all of them is the problem.

@M-be-free49 Beautiful produce, enjoy.
Reminds me of the lushness of produce in Montana in September.
The best borscht I’ve ever had was from a Mom and Pop selling it at the Kalispell Montana airport.
I used to make it a lot adapting the recipe from Mollie Katzen’s “Moosewood” cookbook.

Salad, lots of buried arugula with tomatoes and apples and cucumbers.

Greek yogurt. Actually Skyr which I’ve decided I like more. With olive oil and salt.

Salad. Spinach, kale, salmon with Dijon and thyme on top.

Bon appetit everyone.
Food ( in moderation ) is life.

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Warming and comforting kedgeree.

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Tis the season :maple_leaf::fallen_leaf::beans::bowl_with_spoon: :jack_o_lantern:

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Steak rice and refried beans

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I love kedgeree :two_hearts:

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End of the week treat,Nice and rare rib eye steak,with garic cream potatoes an not a vegetable in sight,
Come to papa you little beauty!! :heart_eyes::raised_hands:t3::raised_hands:t3:

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I got your back mate :blush:

There was not a great big squash flavor. And that’s probably a good thing. It was just right.
Ya probably wouldn’t want a mouthful of dry butternut squash scone to choke on anyway :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

Oh. And you can cook me an over easy ribeye anytime.

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Great work Eric :grinning:,just the sage for flavour then,i was expecting more,maybe some cinnamon or mixed spice in there aswell,i might try grating the squash first then maybe a purée or maybe both,would you say it was more savoury than sweet?
You can have your steak anytime mate!!

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Definitely savory.
There were a few coarse salt sprinkles on top.

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Steak and dauphinois on payday it is :ok_hand::heart:

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Chicken and Super veg stir fry with oyster and spring onion sauce

an a little bit of sauce on the wall

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Looks really good!

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I fancied a curry tonight :blush:
I made a mango curry with chicken and coconut milk. Glad I got that out of my system :joy: Wifey liked it. I thought it too sweet.


And roasted cauliflower curry.

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