Phat Bai Horapha with Coconut Jasmine Rice. Props to hoovarmin for beating me to the punch. It had been a while since I made coconut rice. I cut my recipe in half and used one of those little cans of coconut milk and adjust the total liquid accordingly. I have also long since stopped using the rice button on my instant pot. My nephew taught me to go 3 minutes on high pressure with the warm feature turned off for white rice and that worked here really well. I only had Italian basil on hand which is definitely not as good as Thai basil which in turn is not as good as holy basil but it's still good. For the cow I used a flat iron steak and the recipe was by Kenji the same as hoovarmin.
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Followup to an earlier post [HERE] in which I've started playing around with a sort of Mushroom Cream Sauce "roadmap" for use especially with sous vide (or SVQ) white and red meats. The first version was specifically tweaked for pork chops. Today, the gears shifted and it's about beef (chuck-eye steak SV 133ºFx4hr). The recipe, for all intents and purposes (intensive porpoises?), is exactly the same ... except that for beef, I'm experimenting with darker 'shrooms, red wine (Merlot), and beef stock:
... it's still not pretty ... but it's pretty darn delicious.Last edited by MBMorgan; February 22, 2024, 10:17 PM.
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Yesterday I arrived at our house in the country. Electricity was out, one of the circuit breakers had popped. Two freezers of food straight to the bin. Argh.
But at the bottom of one there was a Creekstone farms brisket in good shape, so I decided to smoke it today (got it fully thawed overnight).
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Started to slice. Real juicy, good flavor. A job well done 👌
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Clawbear57 oh I have heard of them, just haven't had a chance to sling an aarow or drop the hammer at one yet.
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It's a deer species - originally from Indian
They have a bunch of them on ranches in Texas. Since they're exotic, you can hunt them all year. Have a couple buddies that get us invited on cull hunts.
They're damn delicious. I think better than white tail.
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