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Pickled Baby Octopus, Squid Ink and Mayo.

October 4, 2015 No Comments

So… remember that octopus dish from like 20 minutes ago… leftovers went into a second dish which was basically a simplification of the former. I love squid ink. I know it looks terrifying but the flavor is quiet spectacular. I would expect nothing less from (let me get my reading glasses…) a highly developed bio-defence […]

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Pickled Baby Octopus and Baby Spinach Sour Coulis

October 3, 2015 No Comments

That’s a lot of babies. Yikes! Oh well…. It’s done now and it was deeeelish. No regrets. Random question… do you ever not get on the bus just because there’s too much people on it already? Clear sign that overpopulation isn’t good, and certainly not good for the baby octopi out there. The octopus. Super smart creature…. […]

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main entrees, meats, recipes, roasting, sous vide recipes

Sous Vide Lamb Shank and Sour Spinach Coulis. 72h 55C

October 2, 2015 7 Comments
Sous Vide Lamb Shank and Sour Spinach Coulis. 12h 72h 55C @ thatothercookingblog.com

Somehow managed to escape the gruelling office hours just before I totally ran out of whatever positive emotional energy  I had left in me. This will be a quick post. I have to go back into hiding before anyone finds me. So… Lamb shanks. Yeah! that’s exciting stuff right? The easiest thing in the world too. […]

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main entrees, meats, recipes, roasting, sous vide recipes

Sous Vide Blade Roast Marinated in Mirin and Garlic. 12h 52C 24h

September 20, 2015 No Comments

I’m officially kicking off fall cooking season with this super quick post. To your relieve it will be extremely short. Actually the recipe and the instructions are pretty much in the post title so if you choose to, you could stop reading here. If you’re still here, let me tell you that it doesn’t really get […]

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main entrees, poultry, recipes

Quick and Easy Braised Chicken in Tomato Sauce with Saffron Potatoes

September 14, 2015 16 Comments
Braised Chicken in Tomato Sauce

Another recipe for the budget cooking series. Braised chicken in tomato sauce with saffron potatoes. I think it qualifies. Skip the saffron which can be a bit pricey specially if getting the good stuff. There’s even an ISO standard for it…that’s just crazy,  although this spice is so unique and amazing I shouldn’t be this surprised. […]

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appetizers, breakfasts, recipes

Easy Creamy Mushroom Crepes! Crepes aux Champignon! More Budget Cooking!

September 14, 2015 17 Comments
Easy Creamy Mushroom Crepes

And… back to more budget cooking. Easy Creamy Mushroom Crepes. Fall is here, which means… at least in my world… more exciting cooking. I’m all for quick summery meals, but the real fun begins when slow cooking kicks in. This recipe today might be one of my last summery meals of the year… with some exceptions […]

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Super Easy Garbanzo and Sausage Soup. More budget cooking!

September 8, 2015 10 Comments

This awesome recipe concludes my budget cooking repertoire for the weekend. I have meals to last me a couple of weeks now. If you missed my previous 2 recipes… here they are: Chicken Soup and Beet and Cole Slaw Salad. Garbanzos have been an obsession of mine since I can remember.I love them in cold […]

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Super Easy Chicken Soup! More Budget Cooking!

September 7, 2015 11 Comments
Super Easy Chicken Soup! More Budget Cooking! @ thatothercookingblog.com

To continue with my series of posts on quick and easy AND… inexpensive meals and budget cooking (check my beet salad recipe here), I want to talk about chicken soup. I’m from Venezuela. We eat chicken soup like 3 times a week. I’m not joking. And when sick, add 4 more days of chicken soup […]

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appetizers, breakfasts, recipes, salad recipe

Super Easy Beets, Eggs, Corn and Cole Slaw Salad

September 6, 2015 19 Comments

After a well deserved 2 week vacation, some budget cooking was in order. I love budget cooking, batch cooking, storing, freezing, pickling, canning, etc. I remember years ago when I first started blogging about food, budget cooking was the reason for ever getting into this cooking world. I didn’t post as much then, actually, I kept […]

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appetizers, cooking techniques, recipes, roasting

Crispy Oven Rosted Potatoes : 24h Kosher Salt Brine

August 8, 2015 10 Comments

  It’s always the simple things. In cooking, at least in my experience, a single ingredient cooked simply can steal the show even if it’s the “side” thing. If you like potatoes, this is usually the case. I never thought I’d be writing about baked potatoes on my blog… but I got over myself and did it! […]

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