What's On Your Plate - DressedWell Foodie Thread

Recent trip to HK - had a lot of food on my plate

3 course breakfast in hotel!

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Fried pork buns (from the cheapest 1 michelin starred restaurant in the world! Tim Ho Wan)
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Another breakfast
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And various dishes from the rest of the trip
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And the grand finale - whole baby suckling pig.
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Jesus Christ that looks SO much better than the Chinese food I can get here.

We are lucky to have an actual Cantonese place. It's a bit of a hike from my house, but it's legit. Most Americans have never actually seen real Cantonese cooking. Or Italian for that matter. Or even Mexican.
 
This! And as you say, no olive oil but pork fat. Pancetta or lardo. But.... no canned tomatoes please.
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Why is the pasta not finished/dressed in the sauce?
 
Now that's interesting. Does deer liver taste any different than cow liver?

Less gamey, much more subtle, more complex flavors, just way ahead of it. Deer's best land animal liver I've ever had, even better than goat liver. Of course wild animals will always taste better. Need to find out if another friend caught (or survived) any wild hogs with recurve bow arrow (!) this past weekend.
 
Jesus Christ that looks SO much better than the Chinese food I can get here.
Are you telling me you have never ever been to Tropical Chinese? Owned of course by the Chinese mafia! Old lady that I keep seeing for the last 5 years still paying her airfare! ololo
 
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Amuse bouche, "west coast" clam chowder - does that mean you get prepackaged crackers? and walleye on potato hash with bacon. When you order "walleye", do you immediately think "breaded walleye" or "fried walleye".

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I lost weight on this diet. Gin martinis, crisps and the odd canapé.

I'm trying to look for other intelligible photographs but I seem to have none so that meant the nights I went on a bender weren't photographed (door to my flat was open one morning) or I had to dash and walk out on a cheque.
 
Blast from the past..when I actually ate, and was fat. Vodka martini was in an old fashioned glass.

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Amuse bouche, "west coast" clam chowder - does that mean you get prepackaged crackers? and walleye on potato hash with bacon. When you order "walleye", do you immediately think "breaded walleye" or "fried walleye".

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I lost weight on this diet. Gin martinis, crisps and the odd canapé.

I'm trying to look for other intelligible photographs but I seem to have none so that meant the nights I went on a bender weren't photographed (door to my flat was open one morning) or I had to dash and walk out on a cheque.

Interesting presentation. I used to use a similar spoon when I was banging heroin.

Walleye is best et lightly battered & fried in a cast iron skillet over a fire or portable stove as a shore lunch post-catching it.

But it also lends itself well to pan searing because it tends to be a thick fillet. Salt, pepper &lemon and whatever other spices you wish. You can also make a pan sauce. Remove the fillet and deglaze with white wine, butter, lemon. Add some capers. Simple.

I also like to do it without a sauce and instead a sauté of sweet corn and hot and mild peppers. A tasty dish which also allows you to assess your passage time.
 
As much as I love oysters I have to protest this pic. What the fuck is a martini doing in an old fashioned glass? Is nothing sacred???

They use the same glass for manhattans. This is mainly an oyster bar with a few seafood entrees. It's a small space that seats, I'd reckon, 30 at the most including bar stools.
 
That's the utensil you get for lunch entrees in their 20s.
 
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White bean and root vegetable ragout

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Poboy (bream?)

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Tom yum soup

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Khao soi noodle with beef

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Roast beef brisket and greek salad

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Beef tongue poutine

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Some kind of salad with duck egg, and goose prosciutto
 
Tongue poutine?

It was at a bar on the 54th floor of a financial district office tower. You have to differentiate yourself from the pubs and bars below.

I like beef tongue. I never had it in a poutine though.
 
Had sautéed lobster in a fried bread roll yesterday... Fucking amazing.

On the downside, the wifi is pretty patchy in this part of the cardiac ward.
 
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Grilled cheese and chips

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Pad gra grow

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Margherita pizza from my favourite Napoli certified place.
 
Now that's interesting. Does deer liver taste any different than cow liver?

But there is cow liver and there is cow liver. Veal, for instance - the most palatable of livers i have tasted, including deer- is miles ahead of cow's liver.
 
But there is cow liver and there is cow liver. Veal, for instance - the most palatable of livers i have tasted, including deer- is miles ahead of cow's liver.

i eat only fat liver. prefer goose over duck.
 
I haven't had humane foie gras before but monkfish liver is considered the sea equivalent of it. Oh do I miss it.
 
Osso bucco. Bought some cheap pork shanks, browned them in bacon fat, then sauteed cherry tomatoes, onions, garlic, lemon, and celery in the drippings and threw in half a bottle of Chardonnay, some salt, and red pepper flakes. Cooked it in a covered Dutch oven for four hours at 325, pureed the sauce, and served it over whole-wheat pasta cooked in chicken stock with saffron.

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Osso bucco. Bought some cheap pork shanks, browned them in bacon fat, then sauteed cherry tomatoes, onions, garlic, lemon, and celery in the drippings and threw in half a bottle of Chardonnay, some salt, and red pepper flakes. Cooked it in a covered Dutch oven for four hours at 325, pureed the sauce, and served it over whole-wheat pasta cooked in chicken stock with saffron.

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Nice, but... Osso bucco from pork?
 

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