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Are there any recipes you guys would like to see?

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Andy,

Check out Romania, Bulgaria section ..

I was in Romania twice, in 2016.  

I posted their renowned stuffed cabbage ..



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Will it be ok if you share some good Bull Steak recipes (Beaf steak) 
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Beef, particularly beef steak, has it's own special flavor, Oliver, that really doesn't need a lot of manipulating or adding of additional flavors.  

Personally, I'll choose rib eye every time.

Sprinkle with salt and pepper on both sides, throw it on a hot grill to sear, both sides, and finish in the oven to desired temperature---which, for most folks, is medium-rare to medium.  


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Historic Foodie,

Do you have the Le Cordón Traditional Bernaise Sauce Recipe Handy ?

It shall be paired  with filet mignon of beef on the 1st of January. 

Thank you in advance.


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Not off the top of my head, Margi. I'll check some of my references and get back to you ASAP


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Thanks Historic Foodie.

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I just learned what my grandmother called partsels was portselki or portzel in low deutsch. Any recipe would be welcome.
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I saw a show on the boob tube the other day that had grilled chicken breasts with a mole sauce. I haven't had a good mole since I worked in downtown Portland 25ish years ago. Anyone have a good recipe?
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I probably do, Mike. Have to check the files. I have a vague memory for one that uses chocolate and, iirc, 5 different chilies.  

We tend to associate mole with that chocolate-based sauce.  But there actually are dozens of versions, mostly depending on point of origins---which, to a large degree, determines the ingredients.   

A good mole takes about 2 days longer than forever to prepare, though  Which may be why you hardly see them anymore.  I saw that same show, I think. And wondered to myself how anyone could produce a good mole in that short amount of time.  
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I'm gonna need a little help, Mike, in terms of your preferred flavor profiles and consistencies. There are just too many possibilities otherwise.

For instance, Roberto Santibanez, in his deservedly more popular book Truly Mexican, has 14 distinctly different recipes for Mole.  He divides them into thin and thick versions as well.  He also groups them with Pipianes---which most Mexicans think of as a different type of sauce. 

There's also the question of Adobos, and how they differ from Moles.

So, if you could be a little more precise on what you're looking for.......


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