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Joined 2 years, 6 months ago.
From Morris Plains, NJ US
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Currently lovin' Fusion, thai, classic american (alice waters & moosewood), indian, ripe heirloom tomatoes, all yellow fruit, squash, daikon, fennel, pate, fish fish fish cooked and raw, indian spice combinations, japanese spices, seaweed, vinegars and sakes, handmade miso (south river miso), fresh tofu, home cookin'.

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Grew up in Montana in a way that's now vanished. When the mountain passes were snowed in, there was no fresh citrus or greens for weeks. My mom used to put up the most amazing food to fill-in the winter vitamin gaps like green tomatoes for green tomato pie. Who knew that the fresh meat and game we hunted off the ranch was 'free range'...LOL!!! or that the 'cannibal' burgers (steak tartare) with raw eggs would become 'quaint' history as the food supply was poisoned with growth hormones and bacteria. I was trained as a chef while living in Munich and cooked on the 1st class trains. This piece of train/culinary history has been modernized with vending machine food. While I'm not in the food industry at the moment, I still love to cook and entertain. Experimenting a lot with the spices/techniques used in Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese cuisines. These flavors and textures seduce all the taste buds...mmmm. I'm guessing that in a thousand or so years the US might evolve an interesting cuisine, too, though the national pastime for happy meals indicates otherwise. Anyone else out there who thinks these places should be banned, please raise your hand!

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I am with you on this topic friend. I banned all fast food outlets from my kids diets early on. But exactly which cuisine would the U.S. evolve into? I have eaten all over the world and discovered that the best food to be gotten is in the good old U.S.A. No comparison on any level. Looking for some of your recipes. I hope you have time to post. Thanks


I bookmarked your margarita ceviche--it really sounds good. I just have no way to get fresh scallops right now, so it will have to wait a bit.

You avatar needs a name. How about "hams tartare"?? They need a bit more browning...or maybe a pastry wrap? Or accented with a little "dressing". I like the background greens better--they look a lot tastier.


I too am tired of the mccy d thing in our country. Its got to go. BTW love the picture, made me laugh!!


I miss steak tartare too!

I was in a locally-owned restaurant a couple weeks ago - they make some of the most interesting tacos I've had - and I'll be darned if a family of 4 came in with a bag from Micky-D's for the kids. I was bowled over. My hand is up and waving!




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You know, I have enjoyed sushi many times and never knew that there was a sushi vinegar. Your Ceviche sounds sooo flavorful. My husband and I enjoy cooking together at times

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