
Nothing says vegetarian rulade more than chicken and sausages. #homecooking
Nothing says vegetarian rulade more than chicken and sausages.
Nothing says vegetarian rulade more than chicken and sausages.
Brown rice night (and it’s bio for what it’s worth) with peas, carrots and chicken. Added a touch of butter to sote the vegetables and make it less grainy.
Lazy night with some and keeping it simple.
moussaka with a touch of bacon and millet to make the sauce a bit thicker.
Not sure if the code below should be considered a hack, but the easiest way of removing the AspNet prefix is to iterate through the models. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder) { base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder); foreach (var entityType in modelBuilder.Model.GetEntityTypes()) { var table = entityType.Relational().TableName; if (table.StartsWith("AspNet")) { entityType.Relational().TableName = table.Substring(6); } }; } Found the initial code in a 2014 asp net issue and since copy paste didn’t cut it, did a quick update of the method / property names....
Trying to learn to roll pastry. Still on the flour, semolina, corn flour mix. Made a quick mustard sauce for the pork filling
Oven backed chicken with flour, corn flour and semolina with a touch of egg and a quick pan vegetable mix
Pizza night with my first flour, semolina, corn flour dough.
Since I finally had some time to play more with C# I’ve encountered my next challenge when wanting to implement user registration with a confirmation email. Even though the official documentation is clear on how to handle the one time code generation I didn’t want to use Sendgrid but plain old SMTP authentication. Further more I don’t agree with having the mail body as a string in my registration task....
night with an experiment sauce for me (garlic, onion, carrot base with half a sausage, chicken, tomato sauce and a touch of cream)