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Made Satay Babi (Indonesian pork skewers with peanut sauce) a couple of times in the past 2 weeks and was very impressed with the results. Picture isnt mine but mine looked exactly like this. Also slow-cooked some pork steaks using a recipe I found for chinese style ribs. I can update with recipes if anyone is interested.
 

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Making some rice with Akita Korean BBQ sauce, red pepper flakes, and dried mangos. Use the sauce to rehydrate the mangos. The already hot rice will heat everything up. The red pepper flakes add balance the intense sweetness of the sauce(probably just a quirk of the brand I use) and turn it into more of a sweet and spicy one.

Just need a rice cooker and something to cut the dried mango strips. Make sure you drown that rice in sauce. You can never have too much of it. Only too little.
 
I want to make some american barbecue-style beef. Can someone recommend which style of barbecue (memphis, texas etc) to do? I'll be making the sauce too.
What cut?
E- if loin, I suggest the ever popular cowboy. AuJus, ranch powder and pepperoncini.
E2- if going for barbeque, I suggest Texas style. You willing to wait for eighteen hours?
 
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Not made recently but come Monday payday I plan on buying a nice big juicy lobster, a top round London broil steak some corn cobs and a few russet potatoes for baking.


Maybe a bottle of champagne from the liquor store and a jar of caviar and Ritz crackers as an appetizer.


Now granted I don't mean sturgeon black caviar aka the most expensive stuff or Dom perignon champagne more like Salmon roe caviar and whatever is only slightly better than the 1$ ice beers but damnit I can at least pretend to live the high life once in my life...can't I?
 
Fajitas cooked and served in cast iron, with whole wheat and quinoa wraps because corn tortillas are sin. Im sure its a capital offense to have served them with cheese and taco sauce.
 
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