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Everything posted by Shelby
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I'm just glad they didn't eat through my cutting board. Suckers are hot.
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Yes, it is quite H O T. Ronnie always complains that I don't make it spicy enough. I didn't hear a complaint last night lol.
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I have a big pork something (shoulder?) thawed out and will be making the red curry dish either today or tomorrow (a family obligation got cancelled so I have the whole weekend to cook ). I'll update later.
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I was just in the big city grocery store today and saw some very flaccid...very sad chilies and they were labeled Hatch chilies. So, yours very well could be true Hatch...but just in a sad state by the time they get to you. That being said, when I order fresh ones from Hatch, NM they stay good for at least a couple of weeks if not more--and would stay longer in the fridge. If I'm not mistaken, it's kind of like champagne....Hatch chilies are only Hatch chilies when they come from Hatch, New Mexico. I guess I'm repeating what Katie said (so much better than I'm doing by the way).
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It was touch and go for a bit....the campground narrowly escaped an anonymous zuke leaving.
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We have a ton of venison burger that I need to use and also the usual glut of zucchini so, I am making tons of meatballs and freezing them. SO handy. I used 3-4 lbs of venison and grated two large zucchini along with a panade of homemade bread crumbs and milk. Also grated two onions, a bunch of garlic, finely diced fresh dill, oregano, Lawry's salt, lots of black pepper and grated parmesan cheese. I browned them first and then put them in the CSO to bake at 350F for 5 minutes. They are now in the freezer on a parchment covered cookie sheet and I will vac. pack them later today. I will be doing this again over next few days so that I have a lot for the coming winter After I grate the zucchini, I squeeze some of the water out but you don't want to get it all out because it makes the lightest, most tender meatballs ever.
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I should be getting mine in a couple of weeks. I can't wait. In fact, I only ordered 10 lbs and I know I will regret that and want more.
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We did a kit years ago. H O R R I D I don't know what we did wrong. It tastes worse than Robitussin cough syrup. And for those that haven't had the pleasure of that...it tastes awful. We still have bottles of it downstairs. I suppose we keep them in case liquor is outlawed. Even then I don't know if I could choke a swallow down and that's saying a lot for me.
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I barely use my oven any more--the CSO is just so handy.
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OH yes, when ever I peel large amounts of tomatoes, I always blanch first
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Ok, thank you! Good to know. Thanks for the tip about peeling the melon. I've never done that before. I really don't care for sweet pickles but I do like the squash pickles--I've made 3 batches this summer so far. And, yeah, the only reason I would make the melon pickles is to try the bacon wrapped ones
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Ok, so our garden finally produced some watermelon. I have not seen the inside of one but we gave one to the mother-in-law and she said it was wonderful. So, I've just been perusing the watermelon section. The pork shoulder steaks in red curry braised watermelon will be in the near future if I can find some red curry paste somewhere. @blue_dolphin I have been looking at the watermelon rind pickles....my great gramma used to make these and I didn't really care for them, but then again, I was a little kid so my tastes have surely changed. Were these worth the hassle to you to make? My watermelon is pretty big and if it's not worth it then I'm not sure I want to wrestle with it to peel it lol.
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I thought the same thing. The package looks nothing like the Johnsonville Sausages around here.
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I've got to convert all of you non-peelers.
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Was it @Anna N? Lasagna last night. I think the cheese on top was trying to send me a message but I can't decipher it.
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Pretty!