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Tried a new Ramen place, and took on their 50 gyoza platter.
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Yum.

That looks amazing and absolutely mouth-watering.
 
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Its early cabbage roll season :), these ones were inspired by the jerk chicken recipe I have been using for some time, it is mustard/herbs/habanero based jerk. We combined a mince of the raw jerk chicken with coconut rice and spinach and we have a nice flavorful roll, baked in tomato sauce from the garden.

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Terrible photo, but last night we were served a French dish that had many stuffed veggies including cabbage. They also included eggplant, and zucchini both stuffed with different meats, and cheeses.

I vowed to try cooking these when I get home.

What is your technique?
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Terrible photo, but last night we were served a French dish that had many stuffed veggies including cabbage. They also included eggplant, and zucchini both stuffed with different meats, and cheeses.

I vowed to try cooking these when I get home.

What is your technique?
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Haha, I would say it looks good but I can't tell, probably was amazing. I can post the whole grisly affair on the recipe thread which should give you an idea of how I do it. I would like to try to do stuffed eggplant somehow, that would be a challenge I bet.
 
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Terrible photo, but last night we were served a French dish that had many stuffed veggies including cabbage. They also included eggplant, and zucchini both stuffed with different meats, and cheeses.

I vowed to try cooking these when I get home.

What is your technique?
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Stuffed vegetables fall into that category of foods that frequently photograph poorly but (almost invariably) taste delicious.
 
Cacio a Pepe Crackers - of course I had to add Zatar to one batch and chili powder to the other, it made a bunch and they are pretty amazing.
Literally 3 ingredients if you do not count the seasoning. The four types of cheeses used, Gouda, Manchego, Cheddar and Pecorino Romanoadd add up to a some money but wow the cheese flavor. Not your regular cheezits.


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Cacio a Pepe Crackers - of course I had to add Zatar to one batch and chili powder to the other, it made a bunch and they are pretty amazing.
Literally 3 ingredients if you do not count the seasoning. The four types of cheeses used, Gouda, Manchego, Cheddar and Pecorino Romanoadd add up to a some money but wow the cheese flavor. Not your regular cheezits.


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They look amazing, must have been irresistibly delicious, and your description is absolutely mouth-watering.

Yum.

Would blue cheese also work with this recipe?
 
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