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Well for two "failures" you sure know how to make them look delicious. Was it just a matter of needing to cook it longer? Maybe start wrapped or tented and finish uncovered?
Hang in there, you'll knock it out of the park eventually!
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I wouldn’t say the first one was a failure, I just didn’t divide them evenly. This was was the wrong style dough. We peeled the outside and dipped into warm marinara sauce. Still very tasty. But yes, practice will make me better. Took the remaining dough and made a delicious pizza last night. Ate too quickly and skipped pictures.Last edited by SheilaAnn; February 18, 2023, 01:38 PM.
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Gepockelte is a German dish. Basically it is a cured, then smoked, then steamed or simmerd pork chop. Typically its served with sour krout. I had mine with rice and a super hot mustard. bbqLuv Clawbear57
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You are right, COMFORT is GOOD!
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Many holiday main course recipes involve expensive ingredients, and/or time consuming, complicated techniques, not to mention the anxiety ...
I make pies like this in a springform pan to make it easier to dish out. Let it cool down before cutting into so it is set more.Last edited by Mark V; February 17, 2023, 09:19 PM.
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Muffuletta flank steaks, by a recipe Thermoworks emailed out today... these things were the bomb!
First - a link to the recipe:
Do you like muffuletta sandwiches? Why not make them into a steak! Learn to make an muffuletta-stuffed flank steak, with temps for success.
And now - a couple of pics...
Butterflied flank steak, ready to roll up with olive salad, capicola and provolone inside... I opted to just do capicola as I didn't want to spend the money on the 3 kinds of Italian ham...
Cut into pinwheels and ready to grill:
On the grill:
And on my plate!
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I love Pinwheels...They are hard to cook right. Sometimes the filling cooks faster than the meat, at least for me...lol
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troymeister that’s my experience too. I did these once for party (serious eats recipe) and I didn’t quite nail it. I’m thinking a reverse sear could work though
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A True Chicago Style Sausage Mushroom Pizza. Crispy on the Botton, firm on the top and chewy in the middle. Of course with the Tavern Cut.
I started the dough with a poolish and some sourdough on Thursday, let ferment all day in the fridge on Friday. When I got home from work I took it out of the fridge, punched it down and then let rest until room temperature before hand tossing. It's not a Richard Chrz dough as he is the master, but this was pretty darn good for a Friday Night Pizza.
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Soup is good anytime.
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I just saw and purchased a can of beef barely soup at Walmart. I was reminded of my grandmother's beef barely soup.
I haven't even opened the can and I don't know if I'll be eating it. Of course, I just grabbed it impulsively walking by the soup section.
I looked at the label today. The can has OVER 1,300mg of salt! I had to check to see if salt was the first ingredient...
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