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Seared a dry rubbed pork belly then smoked openly to 145 using hickory wood. At 145 wrapped in tinfoil and then continued to cook on the wood fire until 200.
Delicious.
Delicious.
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them shits sound dank afI made a historical Soviet recipe makarony po flotski = Navy noodles, since it was popular on ships. It's just 'canned beef' ('tushonka' in Russian) and onions fried up and mixed with noodles. I used tushonka from Lithuania since I couldn't find Russian. I found out that this tushonka is more like corned beef with a different spice profile rather than plain beef boiled and canned. The dish was pretty tasty, but that's not hard when they put that large amount of MSG in the beef.
My wok is one of my favourite kitchen tools. That shit gets so hot and things turn out great in it.Home made chow mein cooked in a wok for the first time. My mother usually made it wrong so it came out more like soup then stir fried. I pay myself on my back.
Lazy goma-ae is my go-to. Defrosted spinach, sesame oil, soya sauce, bonito, sometimes mayo and/or tahini.It's been fucking hot and unusually humid in my beautiful desert valley so I've done 2 different cold salads a couple of times:
How do you prep your peaches for grilling? I've made them once, cut the peaches in half, duste the cut side with cinnamon sugar and grilled them but they only ended up ok, but I feel like there's more potential there.Tonight was grilled teriyaki porkchops with grilled peaches and salad.
I'm way lazier and this was a last minute idea. It was frozen peach slices, semi thawed, and dusted with chili powder.How do you prep your peaches for grilling? I've made them once, cut the peaches in half, duste the cut side with cinnamon sugar and grilled them but they only ended up ok, but I feel like there's more potential there.
so what's the deal with a mcgriddle? how does one mcgriddle at home?
so what's the deal with a mcgriddle? how does one mcgriddle at home?