Office Pot Luck

d w a c o n said:

Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that...

Coconut curry. Sound pretty Thai-ish to me. Go with the jasmine.

nb

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Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that or should I do a more glutinous rice

to

Quoted message said:

soak the duck fat and curry gravy?

Thanks.

I'd stick with jasmine rice if I wuz you.

Jack Ricer

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Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

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Um, I hope you plan to warn people about the heat in this dish...

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d w a c o n said:

Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that or should I do a more glutinous rice to soak the duck fat and
curry gravy?

Can't help you, but geez, my office parties were like ... a deli platter, cakes, cookies and
bagels. (laugh)

nancy

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Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that or should I do a more glutinous rice to soak the duck fat and
curry gravy?

Unless you work someplace very unusual, like a hot sauce factory, I'm guessing you don't like your
co-workers.

:-)

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Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that or should I do a
more glutinous rice to soak the duck fat and curry gravy?

Thanks.

I'd stick with jasmine rice if I wuz you.

Jack Ricer

Why not just burn everyone's mouths with a propane torch and save all the effort? The results will
be the same!

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j.j. said:

Hark! I heard "d w a c o n" <[email hidden]> say:

Quoted message said:

Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

<snip>

Um, I hope you plan to warn people about the heat in this dish...

peppers==tasty! eat'em plain!

Lena

Nancy Young said:

Can't help you, but geez, my office parties were like ... a deli platter, cakes, cookies and
bagels. (laugh)

Ain't it the truth! Being the one foodie at non-foodie gatherings is quite the ego builder. I bring
anything home made from fresh ingredients and sit back and enjoy the adulation.

--Lia

Julia Altshuler said:

Nancy Young said:

Can't help you, but geez, my office parties were like ... a deli platter, cakes, cookies and
bagels. (laugh)

Ain't it the truth! Being the one foodie at non-foodie gatherings is quite the ego builder. I
bring anything home made from fresh ingredients and sit back and enjoy the adulation.

You know, I gave up on that, everyone would bring chocolate chip cookies or some such, and that's
really not my thing at 9am. I tried bringing in 'real' food a few times, but pretty much everyone
wanted bagels or cookies. Okay fine. Eh, we were out of there by noon, anyway.

Actually, a friend of mine would bring in a cut up fruit platter and cranberry dipping sauce, that
went over very well.

nancy

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Thinking of cooking some roast duck with extra hot red curry (using lite coconut milk) and some
habañero peppers as garnish.

Does Jasmine rice go well with that or should I do a more glutinous rice

to

Quoted message said:

soak the duck fat and curry gravy?

Thanks.

Hi Dwayne! I didn't know you read this group too.

Nancy Young said:

Julia Altshuler said:

Nancy Young said:

Can't help you, but geez, my office parties were like ... a deli platter, cakes, cookies and
bagels. (laugh)

Ain't it the truth! Being the one foodie at non-foodie gatherings is quite the ego builder. I
bring anything home made from fresh ingredients and sit back and enjoy the adulation.

You know, I gave up on that, everyone would bring chocolate chip cookies or some such, and that's
really not my thing at 9am. I tried bringing in 'real' food a few times, but pretty much everyone
wanted bagels or cookies. Okay fine. Eh, we were out of there by noon, anyway.

Actually, a friend of mine would bring in a cut up fruit platter and cranberry dipping sauce, that
went over very well.

I once ordered in a box of oysters, made a shallot/raspberry vinegar mignonette, and shucked as long
as anyone kept eating them. There were enough left for two lunches from a box of 100.

Rodney Myrvaagnes J36 Gjo/a

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Unless you work someplace very unusual, like a hot sauce factory, I'm guessing you don't like your
co-workers.

We have employees from India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and China... and others who appreciate non-
bland food...

But for the record, I'm not overly enamored with them... no... but must be altruistic...

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Why not just burn everyone's mouths with a propane torch and save all the effort? The results will
be the same!

Actually, those who ate it thought it was great. Granted, it was our Asian co-workers who ate the
most of it... but no one grabbed their throat and screamed...

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