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Happy Easter Happy Passover

Inspired by the Passover/Easter and Pine Apple posts.

Happy Easter and Passover!

Instead of ham (too salty) I made SV rib steak . Instead of matzo balls, I made matzo star of David. With asparagus and radish from my garden.

On grilled pineapple slices.


dcarch





Comments (15)

  • 7 years ago

    Oh my that looks delicious!


  • 7 years ago

    Yum! And pretty too!

  • 7 years ago

    That's a pretty and tasty looking dish. My stuff never looks like that... Love the stars.

  • 7 years ago

    That is a work of art! And I'm sure most delicious, to boot. Which flowers are those?

  • 7 years ago

    Beautifully plated.

  • 7 years ago

    Love that you used SV'd rib steak instead of ham (beautiful 'branding' on your steak!)... but my favorite on your plate is the Star of David matzo, which contrasts so nicely with your radish rounds. You've certainly inspired me to look for more and more edible flowers (I'd no idea there were so many). Beautifully thought out, and looks delicious!

  • 7 years ago

    sous vide ...

  • 7 years ago

    Thank you everyone. You are very kind.

    sjerin, those are just your common lawn weed violet flowers.

    salonva, as was pointed out, SV = sous vide. A very fancy word for an automatic cooking method designed for some one like me who can't cook. :-).

    dcarch

  • 7 years ago
    last modified: 7 years ago

    Just saw this. Looks mighty fine, Dcarch, but unless you were after heavy irony, the stars of David and ham are an odd pairing. :) I hope you had a lovely mixed holiday!

  • 7 years ago

    plllog, not speaking for dcarch (so should probably keep my mouth shut!) but I think it's why he's paired it with the rib steak, and mentions ham as it's an Easter tradition for those who don't keep kosher... or those who aren't Jewish (?) I could be totally wrong on the intent, of course. My apologies, dcarch, if I am...


    dcarch: "as was pointed out, SV = sous vide. A very fancy word for an automatic cooking method designed for some one like me who can't cook. :-)" That, dear sir, is a bald-faced lie : ) We all know you can cook. But yes, it's wonderful for those who have difficulties with some things, and wonderful in so many other ways.

  • 7 years ago

    LOL! 2Many, I sometimes go very dry on the humor, which doesn't translate always online. I was trying to show my appreciation of his muddled up holiday.

  • 7 years ago

    I was wondering how ham was part of the conversation, too, lol. Rather than too salty, it was too porky. ;-)

    Have never seen Star of David matzo balls before.....how fun! I know that the dinner was very much appreciated.

  • 7 years ago

    plllog, that was totally my mistake as I completely overlooked your smiley face. My apologies for missing your humor : )

    Humor can be so tricky in posts... I was a bit worried when I told dcarch he was a bald-faced liar, and hoped he understood it was a compliment about his ability to cook.

  • 7 years ago

    I agree, the Star of David matzoh is pretty interesting, LOL. Plus, I like steak much better than I like ham, so I approve!

    Annie