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Everything posted by Paul Bacino
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When Quinoa meets Pho --I ran out of noodles/ had the meat and tendon from Pho..so I added the other grain..Actually turned out well
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Try cvarma;lizing some onions with this...if you like onions. WE do red btw great combo
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The finished product!! I woke up to this today I appears I have 3 noticeable layers of separation... what the heck is the bottom white layer? would one decant off the top two layers or what Paul
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JUST ME... but i feel like its a Canary in a gold mine scenario..the little guppies are alive. and the squash vinegar is awesome..I'm thinking here a sweet potato gnocchi dish..just haven't figured how to make it work
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Gotta Love this Stuff!! Sloppy Joe lettuce wrap- I cant even remember all the stuff in here/ but I did add Coleman Dried Mustard ( wow ), pickle jalapeno, celery, onion, garlic, Hunts Tomato sauce
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This was something I tried: Cooked White beans Topped with pickled red onion-- I pickled the red onion in my olive salad mix--Capers/celery/onion/olive juice/red wine/Italian seasoning Tortilla
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The juicer Besides the juice I add these The process roughly Juice , add in alcohol and starter-- and add a bubbler for 10-14 days Its tasting pretty good, any ideas on what I might use it in/with?
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Took the Turkey Carcass --added star anise, ginger, lemon grass , kaffir lime leafs to make a stock/ PC'd it/strained and de fatted Used noodles/cilantro/ scrambled egg/choy/kale/ shitake mushrooms in a marinade
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This neck was toward the bulb side..I think the flavor is richer!! Baking sheet with foil, middle to top rack 375 cook till about 175 ( I don't cook by time, could be 35 mins maybe ). I was cooking meatloaf too.. I then cranked the convection oven to 425, switched the two which put the squash one level up from bottom, allows for a nice bottom crust. Cook till 205 ish cool. was very creamy Put a bit of evoo on bottom, bit of butter on top ( I added that a bit later ).. used a raw brown sugar on top, salt , fresh grated nutmeg, I had some Vietnamese cinnamon . I added too.. Used the seeds from the bulb, added touch of brown raw sugar and salt..cooked those in upper level.. they cook pretty fast and I didn't want to burn them, careful.. nice crunch to the squash
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Last Neck Squash- w/ raw brown sugar/ Vietnamese cinnamon / nutmeg /salt Pickled Mushroom Brown Rice
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Ground Turkey Thigh MeatLoaf w/ ButterNut Squash Neck Rounds
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So of the three..I brought home I let them ripen ( they turn yellowish ) The above picture was still greenish. peeled them/ cubed them and pressure cooked them in a 25% simple sugar mixture 20 min/ blended and used a tamis sieve to rid of fibrous pulp Does taste pretty good.. process in my Cuisinart Btw--way to fibrous to eat raw
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The other day we were vacation In the Santa Yenz area at a B and B. Ran across these little devils. I ate them raw had know idea that Quince had to be cook. Doh an ole Mid Western Boy. I did bring three nice ones home and Made a quince sorbet for Thanks giving
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Yes- a recent stroll through the Asian market. I also picked up something called Taku Choy, new to me and a cool addition to my soups. Not sure this had it though
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Shiitake bowl --
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Eggplant with cornflake breading with Taku choy ..marinara sauce
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No i dont-
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IM=Individual Muscle Think the seperations between a chicken main breast and chicken tender, its a natural separation from fascia tissue. Since Chuck has so many IM, its going to be rough , my thoughts I would consider maybe a short ribs or a round. I have done round cuts that with a longer cook were awesome, or its fun dissecting chuck roast I do it all the time Brisket sounds good thou too Paul
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There is so many different Muscles..in a chuck roast/ I would either part it out into IM and do those separately or look at a different cut that is a IM ---. Maybe Tri-tip Thats just me. Me I would do 150-155 cook and check as u go say 12 hrs/ 16/ 24. I do rib caps @ 145 and I think they would be to red .
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Its was a good day for FIRE Pit Fire Trinadad Scorpion Powder And the Chili--we used Ms Grimes Beans Home made King Trumpet mushroom and also Pickled Jalapeno .. everyone for them selves with the powder.
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Turkey Burger with Big Jim Hatch chilies
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Post Soccer Meal Ciabatta bread toasted w evoo/ rub garlic/ top with roasted tomatoes/ chorizo..Onion /basil --loved the sweetness of the cherry tomato roast