I am a huge foodie. I absolutely love to learn about ethnic cuisine, and I love to create my own fusion dishes.
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Mo-chimi or churri-jo?
A friend was staying at our house last weekend, and I whipped up a dinner in celebration of her moving back to VT. It was the first grilling of the season for me (at least on our grill), and here's what I made: whey-fed pork (loin chops and country-style ribs) from Willow Hill Farm marinated, basted and served with a hybrid chimichurri-mojo sauce (super herby + citrus + garlic); grilled summer squash, zucchini, and scallions with a warm grilled tomato vinaigrette; savory tomato wedges and a guacamole salad (chunky tomatoes, cukes, and avocado, dressed in a zesty cilantro vinaigrette).
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[image: Sous Vide Lobster Tails]
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*Ingredientes *
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¾ Kg. de azúcar mo...
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