Not to be outdone by Larry's Quarantine Cuisine ...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/jb_sessoms/49771342017

K20D, 18-55 (weather sealed) kit lens @ 18mm, ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/30 sec.
Aperture priority, +1 stop exposure compensation, flash (-1.3 stops)

JPEG developed in camera & resized using Irfanview. No Photoshop magic because it is after all just a frying pan full of rice, peppers, shrimp, cod & squid.

Seafood Paella - on sale at Aldi's during my last shopping trip. $1.99 for a 16 oz bag, makes "about 3 servings".

I boiled about a half dozen "Key West Pink" shrimp from Costco and added to the 
mix.

It's not "Le Cordon Bleu" cookery, but it was damn tasty and only took about a half hour to cook from the time I started boiling the water for the extra shrimp to the 2 - 3 minutes you're supposed to let it sit after you take it off the heat.

I added a couple of tablespoons olive oil to the pan & heat it for a minute on low before dumping the contents of the bag in. The instructions say to add the contents to a "warm skillet".

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I've also got a small (6") cast iron pan and a ring that's supposed to make a perfectly round fried egg (like McDonald's Egg McMuffin).

I finally managed to make it work this morning. I've had it for years, but never was able to get anything but a half scrambled egg, but the gas stove spreads the heat evenly under the pan & the cook-top is level so the oil stays mostly in the center (the pan's a little bit warped).

I got a round egg that hadn't leaked out from under the ring & didn't splatter all over when I tried flipping the ring.

Don't have the Canadian Bacon, so I just used sliced ham (luncheon meat) & toasted whole wheat sandwich bread in place of the English Muffin.

Didn't get a photo of it this time, but now that I know I can produce it without scrambling the egg, I'll make one next time.

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I also ordered that Blue Highways book from Barnes & Nobel.


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