Just made cauliflower cous cous. Nothing new really as I've eaten cauli before but a different way of serving it. Was delish!
Hollandaise is GLORIOUS. Sure, it's about 70% fat, but it's 170% delicious.
I haven't tried much new stuff lately. Recently introduced my wife to Cambodian fare, though, on a visit to the noodle house I haven't been to for years.
I did recently cook up a batch of aloo jeera - that's spuds with cumin to most of us. Possibly the most tasty form of potatoes, sort of like taking wedges or baked spuds to an epic new curry-tastic level. Also my first experience with cooking or eating asafoetida, which is quite an eye-opener. It's a really unique ingredient with a phenomenally pervasive aroma, and the tiniest pinch adds barrels of flavour even to a heavily spiced dish. It also makes your entire kitchen smell of nothing else, unless you seal the bottle in an airtight container. Then the smell starts to fade after a week or so.
I couldn't name one thing, but I'm forced to try new food all of the time. My girlfriend is always doing her crazy Pacific Islander cooking.
No. I don't even remember the last new thing I tried.
Green Tea Kit Kat.
I'm not sure how I feel about it.
I had long life milk. Theres a slightly cheesy taste to it but i guess its sufficient for the making of Milkshakes and chocolate milks
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!