Sous vide and seared pork loin. flyingpiglet 's tomato gallette. Bok choy with ginger, garlic, and tomato .


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Last Night's Filet of Sirloin over Sautéed Onions, Mushrooms and Yellow Cherry Tomatoes simmered with a little Beef Broth.
Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes and Foil Pack Green Beans.
I will say I am a recent convert to the Filet of Sirloin as it was much less expensive than the other steaks.(7.99 for 2 vs 14-20 bucks for NY's and Ribeyes) And was very tender and flavorful.
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My wife's best friend's birthday is today and she always requests that I make cherry tarts for her. I did and they turned out great - maybe the best I have made. I had to use canned cherry pie filling because tart cherries are hard to find around here. I was very pleased with how the crust turned out, (using Serious Eats food processor pie dough recipe). Just looking at the crust in the last photo, you can tell how flaky it is.
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Light My (Hasty Bake) Fire
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Last of the bachelor dinners for a while. Stacy gets back this afternoon to our now permanent empty nest. Looking forward to the next stage here. Meanwhile …. Lamb chops and a Greek style salad. Dry brined the lamb chops overnight and then marinaded in Ken’s Steakhouse Greek Vinaigrette for an hour. Cooked on the Kettle to IT of 125, then a quick sear. Salad was tomato (from the garden), cucumber (from the store) and diced red onion with Ken’s Greek on it also.
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This is what I cooked yesterday, with details here: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...eaty-back-ribs
Extra meaty pork back ribs, about three hours into smoking at 235F, my own rub:
Per DaveD 's suggestion, I boated them instead of crutching (small foil packet of pork scraps, crutched):
First half rack off for eating:
Not the best smoke ring, as the smoke came and went, but the smokiness was there:
Some cornbread made with maple syrup and butter:
Plating:
I have some fried cauliflower thingies, cornbread (yum), ribs and pineapple, We also had some other veggies, not shown. Overall, not a bad outing. I had to pull this half rack early, so they were not quite fall of the bone, but the other three sections were perfect.
I'm doing spareribs today, so hopefully I can get those posted.
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My lovely bride prepared us a dinner of sausage and pepper sandwiches on her homemade rolls and using home-grown peppers. Peppers were sauteed with onions and garlic, and then I heated the sausages (leftover vac-sealed from a couple months ago) in the sous vide. She melted some mozzarella on top in the toaster oven and we served with McCain's craft beer battered fries. Comfort food!
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- In to canning, pickling, and fermenting (veggies)
- Love experimenting with foods, flavors, and techniques, just to see what will happen
- Mix a lot of my own seasoning blends/rubs
- Have a wicked sweet tooth and love snacks
- Enjoy local/regional fare while traveling
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This is a simple one, but given to me by ecowper , so thanks and credit to him. I hope I remembered the ingredients:- Beef broth
- Onions
- Bay leaves
I used the pressure cooker, cooked on high for 10 minutes for maximum extraction, then natural release. Reduced to about 1 half, and voila, a nice gravy or au jus:
This is the nectar of the gods.So, so, so, so good. Now I have to make something with beef to serve it with, haha.
Thanks ecowper! Let me know if I missed any ingredient.
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