-
Posts
2,753 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Store
Help Articles
Everything posted by Paul Bacino
-
Lime Shortage Affects Cocktail Bars, Restaurants...and You
Paul Bacino replied to a topic in Kitchen Consumer
maybe thats why I didnt find a bag at Costco this weekend -
Let me tell you a quick story__ I happen early in the planting yr, stumbled acroos a plant labled as the worlds hottest pepper. So I figured it was a ghost pepper. As the plant grows and fruit comes, I picked the first fruit. 3 peppers. I was bummed.. the first peppers look just like habanero's. Cheap. I just let them go. Weeks go on and fruit is in full production. So I thought I'd make a tomato and pepper soup with stuff from the garden. I roasted three peppers, one being the ( Habanero-Yeah ). I just used one, cut in half in my soup. I ate the half with my soup.. half hr later i had so much gut pain i was white as a ghost and almost passed out, now glad i didnt throw up. So I went back to the garden to see what I ate--Bingo the plant fruit had mature and it was know evident that I had injested the Trinadad Scorpian pepper.. believed hotter than the Bhut. Ouch the next day
-
Duck wing stock.. sounds devine!! Are these available in an Asian Market? Need a source.. How many do you use for 4 servings? ish Thanks for everything
-
-
-
I'm not sure you can get featherbones.." Quote".. Other than in the midwest
-
Pretty simple....I make my traditional red sauce...long cooked .. But I only used feather bones..chime bones..in the long simmer..great flavor to the sugo.. But also creates an awesome...rib prep
-
-
I've heard of a lot of pepper..but never...voatsiperifery..looks great
-
Huiray-- really love looking at your work!!
-
Had a little bachlor time last night!! Not the TV show!! Wife is in Vegas Made triple pork burgars (Sunday Supers at Lucques)-- but I topped mine with fresh gaucamole, pickled onions and tomato bits. Side of Blue corn chips and Gaucamole
-
This week I had..a boneless pork butt. We were going to eat it at 5 pm Sunday, and it hadn't thawed out completely. So I removed it from the cryovac..seasoned with flake salt and a garlic pepper season...into my sous vide bag..into A. 190 f water bath for 5.5 hr. Wow...it turned out awesome. Was so easy
-
Made " Halibut Cakes" -- This is simple Halibut from my patient in Alaska, Yukon Golden Potatoes, Cayenne , lemon zest, parsley, S and P Made a crustini and topped with a 145F/1hr egg I like them thick, I use no egg, sear on a pan till crispy on the bottom and finish in a 400F oven..dress
-
Schnitzel--I would use to make a" breaded pork tenderloin " ( basically the same ), you can jaccard them a bit, first or even pound thinner. Shallow fry-- as note!! I then transfer mine to a 200 F oven if making many of them Flour-egg-corn flakes ( allow to set for 1 hr ) ( season as you wish ) These are a thing of beauty in the mid-west paully Otherwise return them
-
This is what I call ..from a seafood aspect.. " A Mother and her Babies" Yukon Potato.. shrimp bisque gravy..ROE will a grilled spot prawn!!
-
Picked up some nice spot prawns for the midwest boy!! Catalina Offshore Products ( very nice I must say ) getting them to me!! And the Mother of all prawns has some nice roe attached.. Little help, please? Time is short.. Thoughts
-
This is a Blend of Syrah and Grenache..Larner Vinyards..Santa Ynez...08 Really love Larry's wines, very value driven and great balance. I advise ..a try if you find any of his wines, mostly Rhone varietals.. His favorite is 100%. Mo.ved. But I like his Grenache Blanc
-
Nancy, I would like to alert you to a reaction that can happen with some pine nuts and drinking red wine. Its called " Pine Mouth " Here is a quick article read: http://www.comeforthewine.com/2010/06/dangers-of-pine-nuts.html Best Paul Cool-- I have 1111 posts
-
-
Paul, How large was this roast? It looks delicious! Anna.. This was about 1 pound. Believe it or not!! These are rolls created from the top cap of a Rib-eye.. they can average 1.5 to 2.5 pounds and about 3" in diameter . I had split this off a 2.5 pound cap. This was aged and graded Prime or better from my source. Cheers Paul
-
First Time Sous Vide Rib Cap Season with just Himalayan pink Salt and Malbar pepper 2Hrs @ 140F then Seared on Weber Grill @ 650F
- 584 replies
-
- 12
-
-
Charcuterie. By ruhlman and polcyn They talk about emulsifying sausage. As opposed to just fresh grinding. I just pulled my book and I haven't made any of this. Thought you might want to look at it
-
Oh no.. I rub it in/on and then put into my bag!! RT