What's for Dinner?

:fork_and_knife: :wine_glass: Wining & Dining in France, eating out, where to buy quality food and drinks, cooking & recipes etc
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basquesteve
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Re: What's for Dinner?

#121 Post by basquesteve »

Tried Spanish Saucisses Chorizo fraiches for the first time out of this world now on par with Morcilla de Burgos

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Blaze
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#122 Post by Blaze »

[mention]basquesteve[/mention] Glad to see you back ;)

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#123 Post by Pathca »

Yes good to see you

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#124 Post by basquesteve »

Sorry I lost the plot and thank you

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#125 Post by Veem »

basquesteve wrote: Thu Oct 28, 2021 11:01 pm Tried Spanish Saucisses Chorizo fraiches for the first time out of this world now on par with Morcilla de Burgos
Don't let the teckels know you eat sausages ...............

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#126 Post by Spardo »

Blaze wrote: Thu Oct 28, 2021 11:14 pm @basquesteve Glad to see you back ;)
Me too. :)

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#127 Post by Doug »

Whole fore leg of pork, slow pot cooking of about six hours in some beer with onions and garlic, veg added near the end.
Should last us a week in some form or another.

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#128 Post by L Austin France »

Fillet of Bass, Pilau rice, grated veg & a yummy white sauce.
All from our fav. local resto's take away.

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#129 Post by DaveW »

It has become Winter here so made a boeuf bourguignon, as one does. It’s rather yummy.

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#130 Post by Liz »

We too had boeuf bourguignon, and it was rather yummy.
Our village café had a concert night with RagMamaRag and the supper menu was boeuf bourguignon, with spuds, followed by creme brulée with raisins soaked in marc de bourgogne. That pud is to die for.
https://rag-mama-rag.com/
Fabulous music, if on tour near you GO.
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