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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC) - Volume 31, Autumn/Fall 2023

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    Wok Hei achieved, and then some

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    • RonB
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      Which wok burner did you get?

    • hoovarmin
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      RonB I got the self lighting one from outdoorstirfry.com, which I'd love to provide a link for, but for some reason their website is not responding right now. It's 170,000 Btu's. Extremely manly.

    • hoovarmin
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      RonB here it is https://outdoorstirfry.com/product/p...ong-lead-time/

    Double smoked ham shank, hickory pellets, Meat Church Honey Hog rub with a pineapple juice spritz.
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    • Richard Chrz
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      Heck yeah! Beautiful!

    • Clawbear57
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      Excellent I want a taste of that.

    • wallypop
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      Holy smokes that looks amazing!

    after a busy day in the kitchen, I went with the easy button. SV - pan seared bone in pork chops, potatoes, and mushrooms.

    12 of 17 loaves for the week, plus a bunch of sourdough pizza dough moved into cold ferment,

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    Last edited by Richard Chrz; November 7, 2023, 07:16 PM.

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    • Clawbear57
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      Richard I'm tired just looking at those pics.

    • Draznnl
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      Note to Richard: I’d be happy to teach you what the word easy means.

    Used the abundance of brisket to make beef stew with sourdough starter biscuits! I have not
    yet tried to make legit sourdough bread as my 2.5 week old starter is still not floating, but the discard makes great stuff.
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    • Clawbear57
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      Wow delicious.

    • wallypop
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      Looks great! As for the starter, give it a bit of whole wheat and/or rye flour and see if it doesn't perk up in a few more days. It takes a bit to get going in cooler weather but you'll get there!

    • J-Melt
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      I’m doing half bread flour half whole wheat flour. I’ve also been keeping it in the oven with the light on. The last time I fed it, it did the best rise I’ve seen it do since day one or two. I pulled it out of the fridge and feed it tonight, so we shall see how she’s doing in the morning.

    More soup. Lemony carrot and cauliflower soup
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    • texastweeter
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      Interesting.

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks good!

    Vacation cooking. Two dry-brined strip loins on a communal weber gasser. Hadn't cooked a steak like this in a while.

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      My best PDX tortilla puff:

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      Very different making tortillas while it's raining vs. San Diego where I'm usually worried about my masa drying out. I think the water made a difference, too, since it seemed like I needed more water than I'd normally use even though the humidity was high. Weird.

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        More vacation cooking. Ultra fresh opakapaka, mustard and panko crusted, pan fried. Sauteed peppers and onions. Furikake rice.

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        • SheilaAnn
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          So not monochrome 🙌🏼

        Homemade shrimp fried rice topped with the chili crisp I made last week. Best use of my chili crisp yet.

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        • hoovarmin
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          Beautiful photo. Your best ever.

        • Michael_in_TX
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          Fried rice and chile crisp were made for each other.

        Did a practice run last weekend for turkey day. Decided to do bacon wrapped turkey breast and turkey legs this year instead of a whole bird. These turned out unbelievable and will be in my regular dinner rotation.
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        • J-Melt
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          Looks great! What cooker did you use?

        • Michael_in_TX
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          That is a solid weave there!

        • HawkerXP
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          "Practice run?!" How much you cookin on Thanksgiving?

        I haven't been cooking a lot, as I'm still recovering from this bad cold, and family activities are at a peak right now. I have a surplus of beef that I am starting to work through, to make space in my freezer. I rarely make chili from scratch, but I wanted to attempt a low-carb or keto chili. I really had no baseline recipe except experience and what I 'thought' should go into it, so I just started grabbing stuff off the shelves and from the fridge.

        Software:
        • 1 large yellow onion, chopped >> probably the bulk of the carbs in this recipe
        • 3 pounds ground beef 88/12
        • 1 can green chillies
        • 6 cloves garlic
        • 1 can tomato paste >> wanted tomato and a lot of flavor, but with fewer carbs
        • 16 oz. concentrated beef stock (reduced 50%)
        • 4 Tbsp chili powder
        • 1 Tbsp bacon fat (for sauteeing the onions and garlic)
        • 1 Tbsp salt (at the end)
        • Lillies of Charleston hot sauce, for heat and to taste

        Hardware:
        • 7 liter pressure cooker on a gas cooktop
        Cooking:
        1. Browned the beef (no oil) and reserved, including juices
        2. Sauteed onions until transluscent, then added garlic and sauteed for a couple more minutes
        3. Reserved the onions/garlic, then deglazed the pan with the beef stock
        4. Added everything else
        5. Cooked on high, 20 minutes, natural release
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        Dinner the next night (there were veggies and whatnot that didn't make into the pic):
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        For a recipe that I just winged, it turned out pretty well. My DW loved it. I give it a solid B. There are probably some tweaks I would make to it (fresh peppers, more chili powder, etc.), but it was good. It is the perfect chili dog chili, I must say, and can't wait to try it on some grilled hot dogs.

        Here is the nutrition info for those interested in the carb levels, as calculated by Very Well:
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        That's what I'm cooking!
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        • texastweeter
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          Try a little espresso powder or unsweetened dark bakers chocolate.

        • HotSun
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          Great idea on the dark chocolate, texastweeter . I made a short rib chili about 6 months ago and used Mexican chocolate, which worked okay, but added sweetness that I didn't care for. I'm thinking the unsweetened chocolate and maybe a little cinnamon. Espresso is a nice idea, too.

        • texastweeter
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          Lost me at cinnamon.

        A project finished: beet cured salmon (again).
        Laid down Saturday with lemon zest, salt and sugar. But this time, I used a jarred product that was a beet and leek mix with salt and sugar in it. Won’t repeat. This is good, but not as good as in the past.

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        • theroc
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          SheilaAnn - how does the Lummi salmon compare to Sitka?

        • SheilaAnn
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          theroc I can’t really compare because I used different recipes. I will order the salmon again and do a simple cook to compare, as opposed to curing.

        • Michael_in_TX
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          That is certainly an odd exterior color, but the gradient on the interior is just beautiful!

        I had made a big batch of 3 meat italian American meatballs, I also happened to have some red sauce I simmered down for about 10 hours. Fresh batch of pasta and lunch.

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        • RustyHaines
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          You know Richard I'm retired now and La Crosse is only a 2 hour drive for me. If this represents lunch at your place I just might have to join you someday !

        • Richard Chrz
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          RustyHaines

          We will have to make that happen sometime.

        We buy Sub-primal cuts, the ends not so nice, but it grinds into good burgers

        Ribeye end, and pork rib trimmings

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        Small die, single pass

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        Four 7oz Patties for tomorrow

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          This four pound smoked chuck roast made pulled beef sandwiches, tacos, and chili this week. While on the smoker, a tray of potatoes and carrots sat below it. The veggies were splashed in beef broth and water while they collected the beef drippings. But I forgot to season them. Once cooked, I seasoned them with Lawrys, thyme, pepper, and onion powder. The carrots were good, but the potatoes had a funky flavor, not a bad flavor, just funky. So they spent the night in a baggie in the fridge. The next day, I rinsed them off, pulled out the secret weapon, and made hash. There were no leftovers.

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          • DaveD
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            When I read "There were no leftovers" I heard it in my head in the same tone as "There were no survivors"

          • DTro
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            DaveD 😂 Just to clarify, the buds won the spuds lost!

          • HotSun
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            'Secret weapon'... I abide.

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