u/flipflapdragon

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LF: Are soup bones (cattle and poultry bones) available at butchers?

I have heard generally speaking that you can just ask a butcher for bones, frozen or refrigerated, language to ask for is “soup bones”? Does anyone have any experience with this with our Ottawa butchers?

I frequent Dumouchel’s and Lavergne’s, but willing to travel, if relevant. Bones intended for homemade stocks and broths.

Also curious if anyone’s ever asked Costco or Farmboy meat section.

I know I can contact these places myself, and I will. Just looking for any personal experiences first. Thank you!

Edit: To be clear, 100% going to be paying for them! Not looking for free.

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u/flipflapdragon — 11 days ago
▲ 14 r/waffles

“Breakfast for dinner” Waffles with homemade custard, plated with gravlax eggs benny and mini pancakes

u/flipflapdragon — 14 days ago

Breaded cod, toasted baguette, and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago
▲ 83 r/Seafood+1 crossposts

Airfryer Cod

I served with toasted baguette and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago

Breaded cod, toasted baguette, and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago

Breaded cod, toasted baguette, and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago

Breaded cod, toasted baguette, and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago
▲ 35 r/food

[homemade] Breaded cod, toasted baguette, and baked brie topped with cherry tomato garlic confit, toasted walnut, and balsamic drizzle

u/flipflapdragon — 15 days ago

Question: Cherry tomatoes in a brie bake, confit or blistered?

I want to do mini baked bries in ramekins as part of a dinner, for folks to dip toasted baguette in. I have a ton of garden cherry tomatoes, so I want to top the baked brie with (I haven't fully decided yet) some kind of a walnut, pomegranate, thyme/rosemary situation, garnished with a drizzle of balsamic.

My question is this: I am stuck between doing a cherry tomato confit or more of a blistered cherry tomato situation. Thoughts?

Please be nice, I am a home cook and am trying to learn.

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u/flipflapdragon — 19 days ago

Beginner here! Feedback welcome.

Hi everyone. Just found this sub. I have been doing some casual hobby food photography of meals that I make. Feedback welcome for sure (but please be nice - I am really trying!)

All shots use an iPhone 17 Pro, natural light from an adjacent long window, typically just past golden hour in the evening. No artificial light.

Shot details from left to right:
* Ratatouille en rosace - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 200 • 1/40 s • 0 EV
* Greek turkey pie - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 80 • 1/60 s • 0 EV
* BBQ Ribs - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 250 • 1/57 s • −0.7 EV
* Brandy cream chicken - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 80 • 1/60 s • −0.8 EV
* Fennel pork meatballs - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 125 • 1/60 s • 0 EV
* Bang bang shrimp bowl - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 200 • 1/60 s • 0 EV
* Cabernet braised short ribs - 24 mm (48 mm equiv.) • ƒ/1.78 • ISO 250 • 1/40 s • 0 EV

Edit: Typo

u/flipflapdragon — 25 days ago

Walnut & white wine pesto risotto

Served with crispy haloumi and fried radish over arugula, with tahini, herb & garlic aioli, brown butter gremolata, roasted almonds, parmesan and green onion

u/flipflapdragon — 25 days ago
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[homemade] Bang bang shrimp & coho salmon bowl

Plated with toasted sesame rice, pickled red onion, avocado, cucumber, and carrot ribbons. The bang bang sauce is a greek yogurt base with notes of chili, lime, honey, and a touch of maple balsamic vinegar.

u/flipflapdragon — 28 days ago