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Bhetki (barramundi) simple #Bengali style jhol (i.e., sauce/gravy/ #curry ) #Recipe
Gently (15s/side) fry salt/turmeric-ed #fish , add bay leaf, cloves, cardamom, cinnamon to oil,
fry/brown cauliflower, slightly brown potato wedges, move aside, add 🍅 (grated to remove skin) pulp + a bit of paste, cook, then add ginger paste & slurry of cumin, turmeric, ginger powder, bit of salt, cook down to paste, let oil separate, add water mix, add cauli, slit green 🌶️, 🐟. Simmer 10 m, sugar, salt
#Food

Ooo this is exciting, at least to me: Apple News+ subscriptions include a recipe app that gathers recipes categorically from all kinds of publications in one place.

And it has tools for saving them and walking through the process too!

I may get some food variety in my life again soon!

My local fishmonger sometimes has this odd fish called rabbit fish (havmus/chimaera monstrosa). I can't find any info on preparing/eating it. It's not the same rabbit fish they eat in china. Anyone know anything about it? I'd a appreciate a boost so I might learn something about this mysterious sea dweller. #fish #cooking #food #recipe

For various reasons, mostly to do with #FoodWaste schemes, I sometimes end up with food that we wouldn't ordinarily buy, because we wouldn't eat it.

This isn't a bad thing. I like a challenge. I like figuring out what to make, and trying new recipes.

But two large bags of clementines have me stumped.

I made marmalade once and vowed never to torture myself like that ever again. All other recipes need, like, two clems, or a pint of double cream.

So... #recipe ideas, anyone?

This air fried zucchini is the best! (See #recipe in screenshot, it was too long for the text field)

Chef's note: I've also added a picture of my air fried potatoes done almost the same way (for the taters I didn't use the garlic or onion powder and I air fried them in 10 minute intervals at 370 degrees until I reached my desired crunchiness).