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You can eat a vegan, yes, but you need some damn good salad dressing.
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Rick's version of Linguini carbonera. (Rick needs to work on his recipe  )
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You can eat a vegan, yes, but you need some damn good salad dressing. I'm thinking something heavy on the Blue Cheese side of dressings would be appropriate, but the problem is that their are only two wings! When in doubt, I go with my favorite, Blue Stilton, but it should be up to the task. Any British cheese that leaves the French feeling blue has something special going for it. TAT StiltonStilton descriptionWe're currently the only Stilton maker to produce an organic Stilton, and this cheese is certified by the Soil Association – a guarantee that it meets their exacting organic standards. Our Organic Stilton has a delicious mellow flavour, which contrasts with the tanginess of its delicate blue veins.  TAT
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Reheated Thai, by the way! I'm sure the Thai restaurants in upstate NY are very authentic. 
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Reheated Thai, by the way! I'm sure the Thai restaurants in upstate NY are very authentic. Let's just say the "Mexican food" in Seattle is not like the authentic "Mexican food" in El Lay. 
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Our most authentic Thai restaurant sadly closed. I think it was just a bad location, right next to the veterinary hospital! The restaurant did have all natural meats, that all died natural deaths, tumor, infection, and diabetes, but the best were the de jour specials, were recent traumas. Recipes on request! TAT https://www.pinterest.com/pin/362047257519178188/https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1548181143899836/My surprise favorite is :Guess the mess, if you can identify it, you eat for free!
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Rick's version of Linguini carbonara. (Rick needs to work on his recipe ) I'd use olive oil instead of bacon grease. And probably pre-cooked bacon. And some mushroom powder. I haven't tried mushroom powder yet but I'm a big fan of 'shrooms in general so it's just a matter of time. My current umami go-to is nutritional yeast which isn't terribly different from mushrooms. It's cheesy and lends depth and richness to recipes and can even be used as a thickener if your sauce is a little too runny. I was a wok jockey at a Thai place for a while.
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Ah, another nutritional yeastophile! We go through lots of it as it is very habit forming. It's a perfect garnish for peanut butter or avocado toast that librules, like wife, enjoy. We started using it in North Carolina during the dreadful flea season, before modern day flea larva pesticides were available. It was supposed to repel fleas from cats and humans because of the taste, but it was not effective as I suspect fleas have umami sensors. The cats, however loved it and quickly became addicted to it and would beg for it. They still do as a morning ritual that cannot be forgotten as they assertively remind me while I'm trying to eat. It goes great with most soups, stews, left-overs, Chinese, and of course Thai, just like MSG. Re: I was a wok jockey at a Thai place for a while. Got any tips for wokking a cat?  TAT
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Got any tips for wokking a cat? TAT One reminder - if you plan to wok them to death at slave labor, don't forget they have nine lives!
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Got any tips for wokking a cat? TAT One reminder - if you plan to wok them to death at slave labor, don't forget they have nine lives! NO NOT THAT!! Zombie feline stir fry!  Leftover, leftover, leftover Leftover, leftover, leftover, Leftover, leftover, leftover...  TAT
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