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caribougrrl:
we are eating more barley and farro these days... as a direct result of buying a rice cooker and discovering how useful it is for other grains... typically we will dress the grains when hot with lemon/olive oil or a vinaigrette, then use them as a base for a warm or cold salad


also, in December bon appetit published this tofu recipe: https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/vegetarian-taco-bowls


and the tofu tastes amazingly like chorizo... we've made the actual recipe, but also just made up the tofu for other uses, like tacos... I don't know why it took so long to have this epiphany, but squeezing water out of tofu by hand is a revelation, so we've started to adapt that technique for other ground meat substitutes... last night I made a mash-up of the NYT and Woks of Life dan dan noodle recipes, borrowing the bon appetit technique to substitute crumbled tofu for the ground pork... very successful

BonitaApplebum:
Oh yeah, I love barley in the rice cooker. I haven’t tried farro, thanks for the tip.

Our current experiments mostly revolve around the air fryer and the IP. Both are faddish but have turned out to be solid additions to our kitchen toolset.

Ice Cream:
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1021817-farro-with-blistered-tomatoes-pesto-and-spinach
This one is on my list to cook this week.

seattlegirl:
Bookmarking the tofu taco recipe. Thanks!

I made turkey meatloaf for the first time yesterday, using a recipe from Skinnytaste, and I really liked it. This is good news because I can find ground turkey for much less money than ground beef. I just always assumed it would be lame.  :D

Chasing Amy:
I’ve been cooking from Ottolenghi’s Flavour cookbook quite a bit and it requires the occasional hunt for spices.


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