Earlier this week I was tasked with making lamb stew for a "first century
dinner" that I was attending. Lamb is not something I normally cook. And
now I know why. That shit smells STANK when it's uncooked. I found it unpleasant
to work with. My wife spent the day feeling like she wanted to vomit. Even
after cooking it for six hours I didn't even want to taste it.
A friend helped me rescue the dish by suggesting that I add a red wine reduction simmered with rosemary. That helped, and several people at the table liked it enough to have second helpings. I didn't. And as an Italian grandmother I find nothing more problematic than failing at feeding people.
I won't be volunteering for this thing again next year. Eeewwww. ("...and I thought they smelled bad on the outside!")
A friend helped me rescue the dish by suggesting that I add a red wine reduction simmered with rosemary. That helped, and several people at the table liked it enough to have second helpings. I didn't. And as an Italian grandmother I find nothing more problematic than failing at feeding people.
I won't be volunteering for this thing again next year. Eeewwww. ("...and I thought they smelled bad on the outside!")
So i dont eat it often, but was at the grocery last night and thought "hey, i want some ice cream" After wandering around and finding the isle ( they re-modeled, everyone is sill lost ) the area was almost empty. Even the cheap house brand, was mostly gone and only stupid flavors.
Blue bell had a couple, they still sell actual 1/2 gallon containers. Had to look twice **10 freaking dollars** for a 1/2 gallon..
This is nuts.. when did this happen?
Time do dig out my ice cream machine from the garage.