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In Season: Strawberries

Dinner tonight:

Spinach salad with mandarin orange slices, pine nuts, chopped up strawberries, and avocado.

Ideal.

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Last time I was in England I only ate digestive biscuits because of $ vs £ :/

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Dinner Tonight: Korean Burritos

my dad bought so much pork tenderloin because it was on sale yesterday yessss

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Joey Chestnut Wins Pizza-Eating Competition

Strategy: because the crust is thicker, chewier, and drier than the main part of the pizza have a cup of water to stick one's crusts in. Then every 6 slices or so, pound down the now-gushy crusts. Efficient!

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From Serious Eats

In Season: Strawberries

Dinner tonight:

Spinach salad with mandarin orange slices, pine nuts, chopped up strawberries, and avocado.

Ideal.

From Serious Eats

The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Last time I was in England I only ate digestive biscuits because of $ vs £ :/

From Recipes

Dinner Tonight: Korean Burritos

my dad bought so much pork tenderloin because it was on sale yesterday yessss

From Slice

Joey Chestnut Wins Pizza-Eating Competition

Strategy: because the crust is thicker, chewier, and drier than the main part of the pizza have a cup of water to stick one's crusts in. Then every 6 slices or so, pound down the now-gushy crusts. Efficient!

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America's Heroes, Grinders, Subs, and More

mmmmm delicious. i think my favorite has got to be the cheesesteak hoagie though.

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Young & Hungry: Province is Not 'Cheap Eats'

You're right! A bit underwhelming. I prefer sticky buns from Green Bo. Mmmmmm.

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Denny’s All Nighter Campaign Appeals to Cool Emo Kids

those sweet ride nachos sound great even though they were probably thought up by some poopy pop punk band

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Cook the Book: Wasabi Peas for Real

Sounds good. Are there any other spicy bite-sized items like Wasabi peas? It seems like most are just in chip form.

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Sampler Platter: Nuggets from the Serious Eats Team

Who is this to miller loser? A computer is not real it is a computer you can't eat a computer!

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Sampler Platter: Nuggets from the Serious Eats Team

I love les bouches de noel. This is the first Christmas I haven't had one in a long time. :(

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Sunday Night Soups: Perla Meyers' Celeriac Soup of '73

Keep in mind that Peyton Manning and the Colts are complete scrubs and funneled noise into their stadium during the Patriots game. Titans will win and go to the playoffs.

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Cook the Book: Lamb Kofta

Mmmmm looks delicious. Can't wait to try it out January 3rd when I'm back at school.

From A Hamburger Today

The Hamburger Fatty Melt, a Burger with Two Grilled Cheese Sandwiches as Its Bun

Lettuce? Whaddya, crazy? Why? It adds nothing. Maybe some arugula (strong flavor) under the burger if you need a built-in salad, but plain old lettuce would just disappear.

But tomato in the grilled cheeses sounds good. Gotta have tomato on a cheeseburger.

I'm thinking maybe blue and swiss/Gruyère/Comté for the cheeses (one each), if not all extra-sharp cheddar. If using jalapeño cheddar (or better yet, habanero cheddar), only in one sammy, plain cheddar on the other. Otherwise the chiles will overwhelm everything else.

Bacon only if using cheddar. And not too much. Still have to taste the burger. Balance is important.

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In Season: Strawberries

Yes, beegled!!! Now that I live in NYC that's the thing I miss the most. Nothing on the East Coast compares. My grandmother used to make the best strawberry jam. Strawberry shortcake is also one my all time June favorites.

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In Season: Strawberries

Well I have made Homemade Strawberry Jam with the local strawberries that I got this year....it's so yummy & simple to make!

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In Season: Strawberries

Super delicious while being a perfect compliment to fresh strawberries is a light vanilla custard. I made a kind of fruit parfait with layers of lady fingers, fresh strawberries, vanilla custard, and a drizzle of kirsch on the lady fingers to moisten them.

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In Season: Strawberries

Occasionally we'll have them start to turn (usually when we go strawberry picking and fall behind on our freezing). When they are a little too soft I'll put those in a blender with some confectioners sugar and make a really nice strawberry sauce that's great on ice cream or added to lemonade!

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In Season: Strawberries

Oregon grown strawberries are sweeter than those from any other state:

http://tinyurl.com/qsm6pp

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In Season: Strawberries

Fresh strawberry smoothies while berries are abundant.

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In Season: Strawberries

Freeze 'em! They freeze really well. Just hull them, cut them into quarters, and spread them in a single layer on a baking sheet overnight (you can stack additional layers with parchment paper or plastic wrap). In the morning, pour them into a ziplock bag. They'll keep for months in the freezer, and will give you a taste of peak springtime flavor well into winter. Other berries (and other farmers market goodies) freeze just as well -- I wrote a post about it on my blog last year.

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In Season: Strawberries

Went to Longhorn for dinner last night and had their strawberry pecan salad. It was quite good. It had a quartered strawberry, halved red grapes, candied pecans, feta, mandarin oranges atop mixed field greens with a raspberry vinaigrette.

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In Season: Strawberries

I found this salad from Closet Cooking and adapted it slightly. So light and yummy. It is perfect for Springtime.

http://veryculinary.com/_blog/2009/05/20/strawberry-spinach-salad/

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In Season: Strawberries

You mention "savory contexts", but you only offer one: a spinach and strawberry salad.

I also like pulverized strawberries in a vinaigrette, powdered freeze-dried strawberries for rimming cocktail glasses, and as an unlikely star ingredient in risotto.

From A Hamburger Today

The Hamburger Fatty Melt, a Burger with Two Grilled Cheese Sandwiches as Its Bun

Log time reader - first time commenter...

Love the idea -

Much to the shargin of my wife I am going to try this idea out tonight. The biggest challenge to me is to ensure proper timing so that everything is at the proper heat to ensure that the butter, cheese and beef blend together properly and not congeal.

Cheers!

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The Hamburger Fatty Melt, a Burger with Two Grilled Cheese Sandwiches as Its Bun

Gotta love it! I will try it soon using the thin bread squashed down. Here's one that everyone already knows, but as long as we are trying for the ultimate heart attack:

http://www.dennysbeerbarrelpub.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&Itemid=12

Anyone actually ever been there?

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Dinner Tonight: Korean Burritos

Do you think this will taste good without the sugar? I don't like to use sugar in my food

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Dinner Tonight: Korean Burritos

We had this for dinner the other night using sushi rice. The kimchi we got was a little too much spicy punch for most of the diners of our dinner party (and these people gobble down my cajun cooking without batting an eye, so it's not that they don't like spicy).

I think next time we'll substitute the romaine for sliced cabbage, and possibly try some sort of peanut sauce. It's a great recipe! :D

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Dinner Tonight: Korean Burritos

marinade was awesome but the white rice in burrito was too strange for my husband. maybe i'd mix the rice with the marinated meat next time..?

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Agree with the chocolate Hob Nobs - or the Marks and Sparks Dark Chocolate covered oat crunchies - my favourite until M+S left Canada.... I did get some decaf Typhoo at the Superstore last week though.

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Mmm, chocolate digestives. :) I haven't had the chocolate Hobnobs of which you speak, but the plain ones are good dunking material, too.

@kevster It's a textural/taste thing. Some cookies are kind of boring and dry if you don't dunk them, but they get transformed into something interesting when slightly wet. I can't explain it if you're not a dunker, I guess.

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Yes to hobnobs, they maintain structural integrity even when wet. PG tips and a chocolate hobnob. YUM.

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

I am a huge fan of plain chocolate mcvities digestives. I have to have them every time I'm in England. And they taste great with tea, coffee, beer, wine, snakebites, vodka tonic, vodka soda, scotch, gin...I could go on.

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The UK's Favorite Dunking Biscuits, Plus Dunking Tips

Chocolate Hobnobs are the best. I was thrilled when they started selling them in grocery stores in Michigan.

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America's Heroes, Grinders, Subs, and More

When in Philly Sarcone's is a must for hoagies, Tony Luke's for steaks, roast pork, broccoli rabe...everything else...I'm a hungry man far from home

From A Hamburger Today

The Hamburger Fatty Melt, a Burger with Two Grilled Cheese Sandwiches as Its Bun

I'll be cooking up my version of the fatty melt burger today. No bacon, but I'll probably do a double patty with an extra slice in-between, and add wasabi mayo for some kick.

Has anyone tried a burger between 2 pizza slices with the points cut/chewed off? (Plain or pepperoni?) The $1 pizza place is around the corner, so I'm thinkin'...... cheese, tomato, bread, burger......

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