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Think I'd rather have a Totino's.
 
Madturk said:
They opened up this huge Asian supermarket in town. They have everything and at really good prices. There are aisles and aisles of condiments. Every kind of seafood imaginable, fresh or frozen.
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Crying in H Mart: A Memoir: Amazon.co.uk: Zauner, Michelle: 9780525657743: Books https://share.google/TdgJK5q2WhhVUQgmq

This is an interesting read if you like Korean cooking.
It is by Michelle zauner, who is the lead singer of Japanese Breakfast.
Part cookbook and part eulogy for her beloved mother.
Very well written .
 

Reminds me of the Borat movie when he gave the guy breast milk cheese.
 
JohnQ said:
Pounded out pork battered and fried and topped with gravy.

I'm a California boy but do love me some chicken fried steak with gravy for breakfast. So this is just that isn't it?
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It tastes nothing like a chicken fried steak, different meat, spices and gravy.

Both are good though.
 
Desert Rat said:
It tastes nothing like a chicken fried steak, different meat, spices and gravy.

Both are good though.
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Yes but no. Battered and fried. Gravy. Just slight adjustments really.

The caper and anchovies recipe is probably butter based since I don’t believe Germans use olive oil.

Guess my whole comment is battered and fried meat is fucking good. Whatever gravy you use.
 
There's German resort near me. Their schnitzel is amazing with spaetzle and red cabbage. I was eating there one night and they were having a get together for their WWII reenactment. They were not cosplaying the allied side.
 
JohnQ said:
Yes but no. Battered and fried. Gravy. Just slight adjustments really.

The caper and anchovies recipe is probably butter based since I don’t believe Germans use olive oil.

Guess my whole comment is battered and fried meat is fucking good. Whatever gravy you use.
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Ya, remember Salsbury steak?

It can be awesome with higher quality ingredients. My wife isn't fond of mushrooms except morels, we pick them in the spring.
 
Solve4X said:
There's German resort near me. Their schnitzel is amazing with spaetzle and red cabbage. I was eating there one night and they were having a get together for their WWII reenactment. They were not cosplaying the allied side.
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Last summer (‘24), took the family to Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Ireland. Visited my distant cousin (my mom’s father’s brother’s older granddaughter). Last I saw her was when I was going into 8th grade and she had just graduated high school. My family took her and her younger sister to Disneyland. She lives near Lake Constance on the German side of the boarder, near the top of the Rhine River. Beautiful falls. Had some great schnitzel on that trip. And terrific beer gardens.
 
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Sleet said:
Last summer (‘24), took the family to Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Ireland. Visited my distant cousin (my mom’s father’s brother’s older granddaughter). Last I saw her was when I was going into 8th grade and she had just graduated high school. My family took her and her younger sister to Disneyland. She lives near Lake Constance on the German side of the boarder, near the top of the Rhine River. Beautiful falls. Had some great schnitzel on that trip. And terrific bear gardens.
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Sounds scary!
 
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