What other foods do you make at home? (Way off topic, and not political!)

fletcherfam · October 2012

Saw the thread on Vanilla Extract and was curious what else us eggheads make food wise at home, here is my list: (Please don't hijack the thread with Trolling, politics, or other crap).

yogurt
Vanilla Extract
Granola
Ice Cream
Smoked Cheese
Coffee Creamer
and other things I can't remember

We can (process) the following:
- plums
- Applesauce
- apples
- Pears
- pear butters and apple butters
- peaches
- pineapples (frozen or dried)

fishlessman · October 2012

pickled eggs, always looking for new recipes for them as i havent found what i want. pickled fiddleheads, pickled peppers, blueberry jams, creme fraiche.

Griffin · October 2012

Sausage. I'd like to get into pickling and canning, but I just haven't taken that step yet.

fishlessman · October 2012

did some butter from creme a couple weeks back with herbs, stupid easy if you want to get rid of creme, next one gets a little maple syrup in it, oh and i did syrup once, thats too much work

Mighty_Quinn · October 2012

Beer, cheese, sausage, bacon and various other cured meats, can tomatoes whole and as salsa, different cucumber pickles, pickled jalapeños

nolaegghead · October 2012

Beer, pickles, pickled beets, mozzarella cheese, farmers cheese, jerky, cold smoked fish, corned beef and pastrami, pancetta, Canadian bacon, California rolls and bread

BigGreenBamaGriller · October 2012

Jellies and jams - Blackberry, strawberry, peach and apple butter. Buttermilk biscuits are my signature item. I also have 5 blueberry bushes in the back, so lots of items with blueberries. Also make homemade pasta...

Skiddymarker · October 2012

Beer (mostly an economic thing), wine (really an economic thing), raspberry jam (the simplest of all jams even an idiot like me gets great results), blueberry jam or syrup (because it takes some thought so we get whatever is in the jars).

Asian (Taiwanese style) dumplings, which if the wrappers don't cooperate soon become pot stickers or jiaozi.

Rubs - have some commercial standbys, but prefer to make up my own. Just getting into sauces.

Village Idiot · October 2012

Great thread. Thanks !

Vanilla Extract

Lemoncello (great with tonic or champagne)

All stocks (beef, chicken, shrimp)

Chili powder

Pesto from the basil garden

Canned tomatoes and jalapenos when the crop is good.

Worcestershire sauce

Chile pequin in vinegar for putting on mustard greens

Wine (I have 5 gal. Pinot Gregio, 5 gal. Pinot Noir, and 5 gal. Cabernet going right now)

Botch · October 2012

So many things I've loved to cook have been moved to my Eggs (pizzas, wokking, even chili!) but I still use my kitchen for making homemade pasta.

Also love making dishes with roasted Hatch green chile, of which I have a bushel in my freezer.

MacKay52 · October 2012

Sauerkraut, pickles, jelly, hot pepper mustard, apple sauce, hot sauce.

lwrehm · October 2012

BEER! Sauerkraut, Salsa, tomato sauce, I try pickles now and then but they suck.

Little Steven · October 2012

Indian here

Palak paneer

Chili paneer

aloo gobi

Goat and lamb vindaloo

Chettinad chicken

fish curry

Naan

Okra fry

dal fry

Village Idiot · October 2012

Little Steven said:

Indian here

Palak paneer

Chili paneer

aloo gobi

Goat and lamb vindaloo

Chettinad chicken

fish curry

Naan

Okra fry

dal fry

Bullshit. I lived on the Lakota reservation in Pine Ridge, SD for two years, and we never had that crap.

Do ksh kay ya oun hey. Wakan takan kici un.

Hashmaker · October 2012

Homemade pepper flakes(ghost peppers, habanero, cayenne)

Cherry pepper relish(like Lenny's sub shop)

Chow Chow

Hot Honey Mustard

Rubs

BBQ sauce

Beef Jerky

I'd like to hear how you make coffee creamer. It'd be cool to try.

travisstrick · October 2012

Pickled eggs

Pickled okra

and..........................Jager BOMBS!

Little Steven · October 2012

Village Idiot said:

Little Steven said:

Indian here

Palak paneer

Chili paneer

aloo gobi

Goat and lamb vindaloo

Chettinad chicken

fish curry

Naan

Okra fry

dal fry
Bullshit. I lived on the Lakota reservation in Pine Ridge, SD for two years, and we never had that crap.

Do ksh kay ya oun hey. Wakan takan kici un.

That is just wrong. How many native Americans did you just insult?

Village Idiot · October 2012

Little Steven said:

That is just wrong. How many native Americans did you just insult?

NONE ! I prefer to call them "First Nations". You people insult them by calling them Americans. Do you know nothing?

Little Steven · October 2012

I know nothing...nothing. In my best German accent

Village Idiot · October 2012

Little Steven said:

I know nothing...nothing. In my best German accent

I have a headache. I'm going to bed.

I did live with the Lakota for awhile, and they think you suck.

Parallel · October 2012

The list of "other" foods we do at home is quite LONG living in what I consider to be food mecca. However, boils are a staple here as evidenced by the following picture:

Happiness is a literal BOATLOAD of crawfish on a beautiful Good Friday afternoon.

One other food that is a staple here that I have yet to conquer is Jambalaya. I have a VERY LARGE cast iron pot to make it in and I have the burner, I just need to get out there and make it happen.

Little Steven · October 2012

Damn I love crawfish!

Tjcoley · October 2012

350 quarts of tomato sauce over Labor Day

Cured and smoked kielbasi

Infused vodkas

Just started some vanilla extract based on what I learned here

Rumtopf - a German rum pot using various fruits, sugar and rum to make a delicious drink/dessert/treat/topping.. Tradiditionally takes 6 months of seeping fruit and sugar in rum, but you can start a 'turbo' Rumtopf now and have it ready in time for Christmas.

cazzy · October 2012

Parallel said:

The list of "other" foods we do at home is quite LONG living in what I consider to be food mecca. However, boils are a staple here as evidenced by the following picture:

Happiness is a literal BOATLOAD of crawfish on a beautiful Good Friday afternoon.

One other food that is a staple here that I have yet to conquer is Jambalaya. I have a VERY LARGE cast iron pot to make it in and I have the burner, I just need to get out there and make it happen.

I want your yard more than I want your crawfish!! :P

smokesniffer · October 2012

Very well kept lawn. Way to go.

smokesniffer · October 2012

@ VI mind sharing the concoction for your lemon cello. Tonic and champagne??? I make lemon cello as well. Very interested in what you do with the tonic and champagne mixtures.???

Mind sharing Sir

:)>-

nolaegghead · October 2012

I just ate a boatload of oysters on Sunday. Can't wait for crawfish season. Suck the heads!

Village Idiot · October 2012

smokesniffer said:

@ VI mind sharing the concoction for your lemon cello. Tonic and champagne??? I make lemon cello as well. Very interested in what you do with the tonic and champagne mixtures.???
Mind sharing Sir
:)>-

SS,

We learned about adding tonic or champagne to the lemoncello when we were in Italy last month. By adding tonic or champagne to the lemoncello, the bubbles really makes it refreshing.

GrannyX4 · October 2012

I go through phases of trying (experimenting) different things. VI stir fry was the first time I got a real grip on wok cooking and flavors. Thank you VI. I just did steamed fish. I always had a notion that it would be so bland but I'm here to tell you that it was some of the best fish I have had. I am now on a quest for a steamer basket. Chutneys are my current interest. Last week I made tomato chutney. Yum! Grilled chicken breast, spread herb goat cheese and a little chutney over the top. Out standing. This week I made cranberry chutney for the holidays and now I'm 2 for 2.

Village Idiot · October 2012

GrannyX4 said:

I go through phases of trying (experimenting) different things. VI stir fry was the first time I got a real grip on wok cooking and flavors. Thank you VI. I just did steamed fish. I always had a notion that it would be so bland but I'm here to tell you that it was some of the best fish I have had. I am now on a quest for a steamer basket. Chutneys are my current interest. Last week I made tomato chutney. Yum! Grilled chicken breast, spread herb goat cheese and a little chutney over the top. Out standing. This week I made cranberry chutney for the holidays and now I'm 2 for 2.

You've been a busy girl ! Glad you liked the stir fry. There are so many great things to cook that way.

Richard Fl · October 2012

fishlessman said:

pickled eggs, always looking for new recipes for them as i havent found what i want. pickled fiddleheads, pickled peppers, blueberry jams, creme fraiche.

Here is link to several pickled eggs recipes I found a few years back.
http://www.mtu.edu/alumni/favorites/pasties/

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