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That sounds really good, Brook - I'm guessing that the orange and cumin would really play well together.
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Thanks, Margi. It really is. But it takes time to prep.

Orange and cumin seem to be natural pairs, Ron. When I adapted the original recipe I went with tangerines instead of oranges, and they pair up even better.

The clementines are a happy compromise. But cutting them in supremes is, to say the least, a time-consuming pita.
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Star  November 18th - Saturday ..

Since, I have always been elected to do a  Thanksgiving Lunch, I had gone to the  Farmer´s Market, the  Super Market downtown and the Central Market ..

I am going to prepare 2  ducklings ( oven ) for the Saturday after the actual holiday ..

Now I am hunting duckling récipes ..  I am not sure if I wish to go L´ Orange or  Papero con  Fruta, which is an Italian recipe:   Ducklings, 3 pears, 1 lemon, black or red grapes, cherries, Evoo, butter, dry White wine and stuffed with savoury and dried cranberries & various dried fruits ..  & Home made day old bread croutons.   


Any suggestions on duckling ?  Wanted to do something a bit different ..  



  
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Most of my recipes are for wild duck, Margi, which cooks differently.

I do have an incredible recipe, however, for fried duck in ginger sauce, which I'd be happy to post if you'd like it.
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Brook,

Sounds very interesting ..  These are small, and 1 duckling feeds 2 which is why I was given 2 ..

An Asian profile sounds fabulous ..

I would be very grateful  ..  Please post the récipe .. 

Thank you very much ..  

Have a lovely weekend ..
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Here ya go, Margi: http://www.foodsoftheworld.activeboards.net/topic4895_post38222.html#38222
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Well, my weekend menu consists of: Local Italian restaurant because i love Italian Food! You should take a visit to one of my favorite restaurant in Brighton Colorado! Here is their business page if you wanna check their menus: Pinocchio's Italian Eatery. 
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Yes, Italian cuisine is always wonderful.

Have a wonderful summer .. 
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Plans for the upcoming weekend include an eclectic mix of international flavors: Ladies Thighs (Turkish), Baked Bulgar (Persian), and Gratin of Shallots (Irish) on one night; Calamari (Italian), Rutabaga Puree, and Wilted Brussels Sprouts (my own recipe) on another. 
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This past weekend, my mom + cousin gave me a PILE of veggies and leftovers! They made one of my best soups ever. Here's the recipe, if anyone wants to try it. (It JUST fit in a 3-qt Instant Pot.)
5 medium tomatoes, chopped.
1 onion, ""
1 green bell pepper, ""
1 stalk celery, "" (plus as many leaves as you can get.)
A handful of green beans, trimmed + cut into bite-sized pieces
1 grilled Andouille sausage, minced.
The kernels from 1 small ear of cooked corn
About 1/8 cup uncooked rice, rinsed.
Garlic powder +/or Penzey's Justice Seasoning, to taste.
Just enough water to cover everything.
Cook on the Rice setting, or however you cook rice.

It's great with wholegrain toast.
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Sounds damned tasty...do you geliver? Ya know...  covid and allWink
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Yorkshire Hamburger Casserole
 1 LB of ground beef, S&P- 1/2tsp Poultry Seasoning and 1/2c to 3/4 c Tomato Sauce all combined together and patted into base of a casserole. Bake at 450F for 10 minutes.
Remove from oven and top with 1 drained can of sliced mushrooms, 1/2 cup  sweated chopped onions and drizzled with 2 Tbsp melted butter.

Then in separate bowl beat 2 eggs mixing remaining ingredients in order after each addition.
1 cup milk,1 cup flour,1/2 tsp Baking Powder, 1/4 tsp salt and 2 Tbsp Melted butter.
Pour over Hamburger mix and bake in 450F oven uncovered for 30 minutes
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 Char Hickory Smoked Skillet Banana Bread with Cardamom, Chocolate Morsels and Skor Bits served with a Almond Chantilly Cream
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