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I marinaded some old new york strip steaks in balsamic vinegar, lemon zest (plus a bit of juice), garlic, herbs de provence, and oil olive. Turned out okay, but didn't love it might want to work shop it. I have a red miso marinade I've been meaning to try with steaks.

Made Chinese broccoli and garlic mashed potatoes to go with it.

Gonna make Chicken Piccata tomorrow as I made broth last night.
 
Haven't been posting here recently, I've have been making poverty dishes lately.
Like savoury minces and tomato chicken things with random vegetables, grain and legumes for volume.
I did treat myself to an organic steak from the local butcher.
Cut it in half and cooked it in a cast iron skillet with butter and garlic and added jus after resting/slicing. Looks a bit rarer than irlView attachment 5218472View attachment 5218476View attachment 5218482
That's beautiful steak, nice job
 
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Is it the good shit though? The good shit has a logo that looks like this:
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ALL CAPS NO BULLSHIT. Borosilicate glass. This stuff will survive anything.

Then they switched to using soda-lime crap glass that can literally explode just in a microwave. That logo:
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This lowercase shit is shitglass, pathetic trash.

The all caps glass is worth its weight in gold, the lowercase shit is garbage.
It's old glassware made in france so it should be borosilicate, the actual logo is stamped on the bottom.
 
be careful though, I think i've heard that some of the new pyrex is being branded as PYREX in America.
You should be safe with older stuff even if they've recently started committing fraud. I haven't seen any of that though.
Just roast them in the oven and eat it like candy.
I like chopping the top off a whole head, topping with olive oil, wrapping in foil, then roasting until it turns into a golden, buttery type substance. It will keep a couple weeks, and you can just squeeze the cloves out as an ingredient or spread it on toast.
 
I like chopping the top off a whole head, topping with olive oil, wrapping in foil, then roasting until it turns into a golden, buttery type substance. It will keep a couple weeks, and you can just squeeze the cloves out as an ingredient or spread it on toast.
Couple weeks? Whenever I've done that I just end up eating the whole thing in one sitting.
 
Couple weeks? Whenever I've done that I just end up eating the whole thing in one sitting.
Depends on whether I'm using it as an ingredient or just to eat on bread or crackers or something.
 
I like chopping the top off a whole head, topping with olive oil, wrapping in foil, then roasting until it turns into a golden, buttery type substance. It will keep a couple weeks, and you can just squeeze the cloves out as an ingredient or spread it on toast.
This sounds amazing, I think I'm gonna make it and spread it on toasted bread with pesto? Burrata? Peasant sauce? I'm not sure
 
Tried to do fettucine al burro/alfredo.

Added too much pasta water which led to the sauce being too watery to stick to the pasta, but parm doesn’t seem to seize and clump up as readily as peccorino did, so I’ll probably have a better time trying to get later attempts working.
 
This sounds amazing, I think I'm gonna make it and spread it on toasted bread with pesto? Burrata? Peasant sauce? I'm not sure
You don't need to put it on anything, damn it!
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Tomatoes, balsamic vinegar, mozzarella, whatever the hell else goes on bruschetta.
 
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I did my second ever Smoked Brisket. 3KG and Smoked over Hickory wood. My last one was kind of dry. I saw you can increase tenderness by injecting Wagyu fat. I couldn't get any of that so I used spreadable butter due to having the right viscosity. Injected it right into the meat. Alongside spraying with Apple Cider Vinegar and soy sauce every hour as it cooked. This one was incredibly juicy and moist. I served it with a Potato salad I made using steamed New Potatos, butter, and a balsamic and basil reduction. Very tasty.
 
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Made myself some spicy pork bulgogi, tteokbokki, and pork and scallion dumplings, almost all from scratch. So, so good.

This coming week, I'll be making and freezing probably a hundred more dumplings: shrimp har gow, pork and scallion, spicy beef, and egg and chive.
 
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