Beef short rib with loaded mashed potatoes. I won't lie, this was a little rich but it's winter in Minnesota so I figured YOLO.
My leftover beef short ribs from last night resurfaced as (Ad Hoc at Home) beef short rib stroganoff tonight.
Yeeaaah...It is. Our Chef asked us to come up with some entrees for a new menu, and this is something I just kinda threw together. It needs a lot of work, but I think it's a solid start.
We talked about this opening 2.5 months ago in here. That was a quick close. http://www.eater.com/2017/1/18/14298368/the-shaw-bijou-dc-closed-kwame-onwuachi-interview
pictures are being fucky from my phone, but i made lucky peach korean grilled chicken tonight. was delicious
http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/...r-chile-con-carne-texas-red-chili-recipe.html you can tinker with it however you like (i added more chiles, for instance) but this is a really tasty recipe
2 tbl gochujang or sriracha 2 tbl honey 1 tbl white miso 1/4c water 2 tbl apple cider vinegar 2 tbl grapeseed oil 1/2 tsp kosher salt 4 chicken legs (i used thighs because I had them. Was great on bone in skin on, and bonesless skinless) 2 scallions, chopped for garnish Whisk together first 7 ingredients marinate 1-48 hours (i'd do a day at least imo) Either roast at 400 in the oven on a rack for ~45 minutes if legs, about an hour 10 or so with thighs, I bumped the heat up at the end for a little crispier skin. Reserve marinade and brush on a couple of times the last 30 minutes or grill your preferred method, also brushing on marinade
doing a 9.5lb pork shoulder in the SV. it barely fit in the bag. had to have someone help me get it in there, so it was tight as can be on the sides/bottom. just big enough that there wasn't enough slack in the top of the gallon bag to vacuum AND seal it, but enough that it could seal it at the top with a little bit of air up there. Since it didn't fit in a gallon zip either, I just decided to seal it with the little air up top. been cooking at 165 for about 20 hours now and planned on taking it out to re-rub and finish in oven around 2 today to be ready for the 1st game. question: that bit of air at the top an issue? there's enough juice in the bag from it cooking that liquid is surrounding the entire shoulder and the air has just been at the top above the juice. meat has been completely submerged the whole time so it wasn't like any of the meat/juice was outside the 165* bath. I would think it'd cook just like normal but wanted to check and make sure since I'm still new to this
I haven't cooked quail but it's rather small and an hour seems like a long time. I'd check the temp by at least 45 minutes in.
Made a really good beef stew this weekend from serious eats. Nothing too cunty but just a solid recipe. Everyone in my house is sick this weekend so that's pretty much all we've eaten the last two days
poppyseed chicken is pretty damn good. tons of recipes out there: chicken, sour cream, butter, cream of chicken, cheddar cheese, crumbled crackers, poppy seeds serve over rice
Made a cake for the wife's birthday. Chocolate Coffee cake, Espresso buttercream, chocolate ganache. Spoiler