From the yard: celery
Another rough presentation, but it tasted good. I will work on making the food actually look appetizing.
The cod came from McCall's. It was local, but I can't remember exactly from where. I salted it and smoked it over alder chips in the below stovetop smoker. The smoke alarm did go off, but it was worth it. It took about 10 minutes. I also made a salad with yard celery*, comte cheese, toasted pecans, olive oil, champagne vinegar, salt, and pepper (other variations: bacon, marcona almonds, parmesan). The most important parts are very thinly sliced celery at an angle (more thinly-sliced than below), a cheese, a nut, and a smoked meat.
The meal is pretty much ripped off from a cooking class I took with Rene Erickson from Boat Street Cafe in Seattle. She also made vanilla bean risotto pudding topped with poached rhubarb and bay that killed. And a couple of wonderful gratins -- the zucchini was particularly delicious.
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