• 601 was $6 hamburger

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 09:17:00
    Have to go back to that place someday. How
    much are the oysters now? I found that in
    Texas near the Gulf were under a buck at
    many places, especially at happy hour.
    At $0.75 each, they were worth having -- but my judgement of raw oysters
    is sort of like my judgement of wines, namely binary = yes or no.

    At this place Xochi in Houston they were a buck
    ten, but this is one of the hottest joints in
    town, and they were the same big ones they
    serve at other times for double the price. Most
    places leave the smaller ones for happy hour.

    Although we have a small container of saffron in our spice cabinet, I
    don't think we have ever tried to use it. Maybe you will do something
    with it one day when you are next here?

    Sure - it's not a big deal; if you want we can
    make a dish or two and see if you like the
    stuff - and if you have a preference in a dish
    with and without.

    Title: SCALLOPS WITH SAFFRON

    Not a bad combo.

    1/4 t Powered saffron

    I believe you have saffron threads? (Much
    better, by the way).

    2 Large tomatoes, peel, seed

    No. Tomatoes in any quantity will overwhelm, and
    the result will be more bitter, yellowish tomatoes
    without any saffron goodness.

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    Title: Saffron Risotto
    Categories: Cyberealm, Side dishes
    Yield: 4 servings

    4 oz Onion,chopped,finely
    3 oz Butter
    15 oz Rice
    1/3 c Wine white
    2 qt Beef Broth,as needed
    1/4 ts Saffron
    3 oz Parmesan cheese,grated

    1. Put half of the butter in skillet and saute the onion in it. 2.
    Add the rice and saute a couple of minutes. 3. Add the wine and the
    broth,stirring well. 4. Simmer, uncovered ,about 20 minutes;stirring
    occasionally. 5. Add the saffron and the parmesan and serve. By Peter
    P. Riestener,Tessiner Kueche,Geschichten und Rezepte,1993 Translated
    by Brigitte Sealing .

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Michael Loo on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 01:13:08
    On 04-17-18 09:17, Michael Loo <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about 601 was $6 hamburger <=-

    Although we have a small container of saffron in our spice cabinet, I
    don't think we have ever tried to use it. Maybe you will do something
    with it one day when you are next here?

    Sure - it's not a big deal; if you want we can
    make a dish or two and see if you like the
    stuff - and if you have a preference in a dish
    with and without.

    1/4 t Powered saffron

    I believe you have saffron threads? (Much
    better, by the way).

    I believe that it is threads, yes.


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    Title: VEAL SCALLOPS WITH ASPARAGUS AND LIME SAUCE
    Categories: Vegetables
    Yield: 4 Servings

    1 t Saffron threads,divided
    2 T All-purpose flour
    Salt to taste
    Pepper to taste
    12 Veal scallops
    2 T Vegetable oil
    1 2/3 c Dry white wine
    1 t Lime zest
    1 T Fresh lime juice
    4 T Heavy cream
    12 Green peppercorns
    1 lb Asparagus,fresh,sm,blanched

    1. Combine 1/2 teaspoon saffron threads with flour, salt and pepper.
    Dust both sides of veal scallops with seasoned flour. Brown veal in
    oil on both sides, about 5 minutes total. Remove veal to serving
    platter and keep warm.

    2. Deglaze skillet with wine, then add lime zest, lime juice and
    remaining saffron. Bring lime mixture to a boil and reduce to the
    consistency of syrup. Stir in heavy cream, bring to another boil and
    stir in peppercorns. Surround veal scallops with asparagus and top
    with sauce.

    Recipe posted by: Michael Orchekowski

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    1994

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