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I can see where that comes from! They can look quite similar from time to timeā¦sorry my fault...it was a long day
I can see where that comes from! They can look quite similar from time to timeā¦sorry my fault...it was a long day
I would eat itā¦Leftover brisket patty with asparagus, spuds and bearnaise. And since my emulsion sauces tend to come out too thick I added a little water to the egg yolks to thin it out and of course it came out runny! #reallife
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Will trade for your salmon dishI would eat itā¦
How about mixing out two dishes for a freestyle surf & turf?! I can imagine it would taste great! And weād have white & green asparagus, too!Will trade for your salmon dish
Hits from the bong...I can see where that comes from! They can look quite similar from time to timeā¦
Looking at this, I think we all should start posting pics of food AND DRINKS!I made my first beef wellington the other night. Happy how the flavor and color of the duxelle came out ( usually they appear an unappealing bland greyish-tan color) but next time I'd probably make it a tad thinner. And I should have taken the extra minute or two and used only egg yolks for the brushed-on glaze instead of just a beaten egg. Pepperidge Farms doesn't make very good puff pastry, but it was all I found nearby.
Pasta aglio e olio mad with bacon fat instead of olive oil. Added some cracked black pepper (a la cacio e pepe). Turned out fabulous.
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My discovery of aglio e olio was major game changer for me. I made it last as a matter of fact with some cubed ham tossed in. Just that garlicy goodness can be such a canvas to play around with. Yeah, mine's a little oiler than traditional and yeah my riffs on it aren't the classic pasta dishes but such an awesome base that is, at least functionally, so easy.
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