Abra, thanks for asking - i baked them in a clay pot at around 275F (after slowly bringing to boil stovetop); just covered with water and about 1/2 cup good olive oil, leafy stack of sage, some crushed garlic and two-three dried calabrian red peppers. Just be careful, mine were cooked in about an hour - they were so fresh!
call me obsessed but Rancho Gordo's Good Mother Stallard Beans are incredible. He suggests to cook them simply and he's right - amazingly flavorful broth.
eje, you're right on in your description of Hop-It and Chouffe Dobbelen IPA though i still prefer the latter in the meantime Ommegang by Ommegang, my all time favorite beer...
i had excellent dumplings recently at Ping Pang Pong in Vegas that i'd like to recreate at home - there were some whole nuts (lotus seeds or peanuts?) and greens in the filling. Any idea?
couple of other great ideas with monkfish: in Cha ca La Vong , with galangal, fresh turmeric and dill; and in sort of roast when two boneless tails tied up with some stuffing in between (here with piquillo peppers and anchovies; bad pic but hopefully conveys the idea):
we went to Roaring Fork this Fri: totally agree on burger - one of the best, awesome texture! now the quick question - any opinion on Windows @Phoenician? or any other southwestern/mexican places close to Phoenician? Barrio is closed on Mon. thank you.