The food thread

Made myself Курица Табака today.
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I always cook potatoes in their skins in a pressure cooker for a couple.


Today I fried all the bread and rolls that I bought at the store, over a gas fire. I remembered that my parents taught me this, when I was a child in the USSR, to sterilize bread from viruses and germs, just in case. Today I saw that in large stores there is no bread, because there are no people there either. Bread is now sold near the house, and small enterprises have finally gained advantages over large enterprises and networks that seem to suffer huge losses.
 
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I'll be finishing off the last of my chicken biryani tonight. I have 3 pounds of ground turkey thawing in the fridge to make keema tomorrow, with taters, peas, mushrooms, corn, green beens, and red bell pepper. In my last batch of keema, I threw in some white raisins, which caused a bit of controversy among my Indian friends at work. I thought it added a nice touch... I eat the keema as a wrap with toasted roti.
 
I choose between beer+vodka and Sicilian Nero d'Avola and decided that vodka would be perfect.
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I have a recipe for baked mac n' cheese with Indian influences that I'll disclose later on...As promised earlier in this thread, I churned out a load of turkey keema using an 8 quart Instant Pot. It was tasty enough that I had 5 roti wraps worth of keema rather than my customary three.

This will serve as breakfast and dinner for the next 5 days or so - the ultimate in lazy bachelor cooking....