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Yeah I agree on the embedding videos! Although I got a good laugh out of the one you posted (all your base are belong to us) the potential for something far seedier is really, REALLY bad.
I do like the speed of the new forum, and the ability to ho…
frankly this type of image posting is an improvement, in my opinon.
the user gets their choice ... one can upload to a 3rd party host and insert images just like before... or they can host them at eggheadforum in a thumbnail slideshow. no lost fun…
Looks awesome Holloway ... what are all the veggies and in what order (and how long) did you cook everything, e.g a step by step would be appreciated :D
Did you pre-cook the pasta?
Can't wait to get a wok when I'm in Houston!! coming back next Th…
Fish sauce is a strange ingredient indeed.
It's hard to describe the flavor it adds to the burger... you could say "umami", if that's a flavor. You can't taste a distinct flavor, but you know it's missing, if that makes any sense.
All I know,…
for basics... it really depends on the type of meat, IMO. Some meats just have an affinity for flavors, you know?
pork = apple
lamb = mint
etc.
aside from basic affinities, my standard rub always starts with freshly ground black peppercor…
Wow, three eggs and you live alone?
What sizes are they?
We have a large and a mini. Love both of them.
Although, somehow, I feel that a small is in our future. hehe
Love the heat!
For "red pepper flakes" in the sausage, I used Dave's Insanity Spice (which are actually habanero pepper flakes... hehe)
Love the burn!!
Oh, never seen Okra fried whole like that - it's always been but when I've had it. Awesome, will have to give that a go!
Weekend was ok. Not restful at all - been super busy! Heading back to Houston in 1.5 weeks for a training course (and to v…
I used to be a "fat cap up" guy, but now I'm a "fat cap down" guy, at least on the egg. If I were cooking in a regular grill/smoker or an oven, I'd probably still do fat cap up.
The main reason for my change of heart? When you pull the meat off…
Looks really good.
For your questions...
For overnight cooks, I've lit in one place and two places before. One place (dead center) uses less lump, in my experience. However lighting in two (or more) places seems (from empirical evidence) to …
The plating in the second pic is awesome.
Love everything on that plate... having a hard time deciding what I'd go for first if it were in front of me! haha. Probably the avocado, strange as that may seem. lol
Looks awesome.
Personally, when someone says "philly cheese steak", I think of a hoagie type bun, filled with meat & cheese. Cheezwhiz, onions, peppers, mushrooms, etc. aren't the focus... sure they're good, but just give me meat & chees…
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* with or without parchment paper? I thought using cornmeal on stone is sufficent not to stick.
* Should I use big green egg baking stone or does it matter?
* Last, should I use something under stone to let air circulate underneath…
it's also possible that the probe is near a pocket of air, fat, and/or bone... which might throw the temp off a wee bit.
If you find yourself opening the grill, try moving the probe a little within the brisket, and see if you get a different temp.
Looks like you did a really good job!
Damn. I was planning on some simple burgers this weekend, but may have to complement those burgers with a steak!!!
The hardest part of the winter, in my opinion, isn't the snow or the cold. It's the lack of daylight at the height of winter (in December). When the sun rises at 10:30am and sets at 3:30pm... that kinda sucks. lol
Of course, summers are similar…
Best wishes to you and your family Molly.
My father recently passed (6 months ago today) to cancer. So I definitely know what you're going through.
Best of luck with the Bon Apetit interview!!