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Great value wine, we have come to really like it. Looking for other bottles to add to the stash, so if you have one you like feel free to let me know.

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The last couple I've had (that I liked) were Vinos de Arganza "Lagar de Robla" and Avancia "Cuvee de O", but my all-time favorite that I buy whenever I find it is Descendientes de J Palacios "Petalos" - that's a tough one to beat.
 
The last couple I've had (that I liked) were Vinos de Arganza "Lagar de Robla" and Avancia "Cuvee de O", but my all-time favorite that I buy whenever I find it is Descendientes de J Palacios "Petalos" - that's a tough one to beat.
Thanks

Will be on the lookout for them.
Familiar with the Petalos, a nice Mencia for sure.
 
Aaaaand for the Trifecta - tonight's fun.

Risotto with wild mushroom and garden shallots, gently draped with slices of heaven (imo) - last year's venison backstrap, salted and peppered and grilled for exactly 3 minutes and 37 seconds on a 900° grate, then rested for 7 minutes. Made while enjoying the last of a decent Cote du Rhone, eaten with a Chateauneuf du Pape.

Booyah.
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Labor Day tradition at Mossback Manor
Caprese and some cured meats
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I put this on as I like it better than straight S&P.
 
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Getting pretty hot............
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A quick sear on marinated flank steak - sake, soy sauce, sesame oil, fresh grated ginger root, smashed garlic, a bit of brown sugar, red pepper flakes. The sake, I think, tenderizes the meat. One of our favorites.
 
I left 3 gallons of milk out overnight so instead of dumping it I decided to try and make farmer cheese. Heat milk to 190, add 1/4 cup acid per half gallon. I used a mix of lemon juice and apple cider vinegar. Dump acid in and stir curdles, turn off heat and add chives, let sit 15 min a strain through cheesecloth. Let sit overnight and drain, that's where I'm at.
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Hospital food at Seattle Children's. 8yro having a colonic mass removed. She gets clear liquids and for another 24 hrs and then soft foods for a week.
 
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Aaaaand for the Trifecta - tonight's fun.

Risotto with wild mushroom and garden shallots, gently draped with slices of heaven (imo) - last year's venison backstrap, salted and peppered and grilled for exactly 3 minutes and 37 seconds on a 900° grate, then rested for 7 minutes. Made while enjoying the last of a decent Cote du Rhone, eaten with a Chateauneuf du Pape.

Booyah.
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Yaass...on all of it...
 
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