The cooking week began on a humpf with some eggs and local apples.  Toss in some loneliness, cold weather, and sheer boredom, and you end up with a smorgasbord.  An apter title could not be found.  The adventure grew arms and legs, and a belch surrounded the plates.Well, being an animal of my world, a contemporary abreast the culinary wave, after I beached two quarts of curried lentil stew, I found myself waxing a little chipotle. Pictured below are the stuffed pastas (chipotle dough) that followed the cream of carrot soup.
Cream of carrot soup, transformed.  I spent Friday night on several planets.  I made these beef filled ravioli.  I consumed the plate you see.  I attended an outstanding art opening (DesignPaddlePatterns), drank a heady pint of double-IPA (11%, $7) on Bishop's Lounge balcony, and headed back home to fuel up for the after party: more food and cup of coffee.

The toretlloni actually came later, on Saturday, in a mad hump of enthusiasm before punching the clock at Luna Pizza (me delivery animal). But let's jump back to Friday night. I will not describe what could be called "my behavior." Nonetheless, that quotation enisled beast included "dead soliders," "pump organs," "mud puddles," "doobies," and "rug cutting." I had fun. I was smitten. I went home and produced this edible pile before klonking out:
Start with the fried rice

Add the curried lentil stew, sauteed in bacon fat

Bang on some ravioli

And there it is, a pile of brown food, no apples in sight. P.S. I haven't touched the tortelloni. I suppose I am saving them for Jesus or spring, whichever comes first.
Michigan apples. fresh tomatoes, balsamic vinegar, and whatever is growing in the neighbors garden as herbs. My salad for late summer early fall.
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