Dinner 2017 (Part 6)

[rarerollingobject]

Totally doable and delicious with oxtail too, @JohnT. 

 

In Korean, that's called gori jjim.

[Paul Bacino]

Now this could be a Challenge!!

 

Flannery Rib Cap Roll

 

 

 

[scubadoo97]

Wow, the fat content in that rib cap looks amazing.  Snake River Farms American wagyu?

 

 Wonder what the ribeyes looked like.  

 

Cant wait to see what you do with it.  I have a cap roll from Costco in the freezer waiting to get used but sure doesn't look  as nice as yours 

Edited July 30, 2017 by scubadoo97 (log)

[rotuts]

@Paul Bacino  

 

"" Mister Beef  ""

 

impressive cap

 

2 sticks of  ' PreButter ' built right in !

 

do you SV and sear ?

Edited July 30, 2017 by rotuts (log)

[weinoo]

Good farmer's market haul...
 

 
Black sea bass (1.3 lbs.) with dill, onions, lemon, and olive oil.  Steam roasted at 400°F for 15 minutes. Delicious.
 
Served with corn off the cob, sauteéd with red onions and cherry tomatoes. And house-made giardiniera. And potato/cucumber salad (sour cream dressing),

[sartoric]

Punjabi chickpeas, baked cheesy paneer, spicy potatoes with okra, ghee rice and paratha. Served with a small salad and tomato chutney.

 

[liuzhou]

 

I just couldn't get a decent picture of this, but it tasted good.

Slow-cooked chicken legs with cèpes and button mushrooms. Baby bok choy. Rice.

[Captain]

Sunday Spinning chook and spuds. It was a perfect day for it.

[gfweb]

SV pork loin with apple/dijon sauce, broccoli and glazed turnips. I thought that the turnips were fabulous. The other diner (with a defective palate) said they were too bitter

 

Roast Chicken with the usual

 

Darto-seared SV tri tip with chili/coffee sauce

 

 

 

 

 

 

Balsamic/mustard glazed salmon

 

Roast chicken salad with vinaigrette

Edited July 30, 2017 by gfweb (log)

[ChocoMom]

Not terribly pretty like everything else here, but, I had several requests for it. Our daughter-in-law is over-due with their 3rd baby--- and the other two kids wanted 'Grammie's sloppy joe'.  Its a bit of work tp prepare, which the expectant mom is totally not up to.  So, since I was invited to attend and assist in the home-birth....I thought I'd make a small vat of sloppy joe, freeze some, and take it with me when the blessed event occurs. 

 

  

[scubadoo97]

Hard to follow gfweb' post.  

Uncooked chicken that was kept chilled vacuumed sealed last week went into the SV bath at 165 for 3 hrs then finished in the oven.  Lined the cast iron pan with a garlic loaf bread that our local Publix has been making.  Studded with whole roasted garlic cloves inside and out.  The chicken drippings added just the right amount of fat and crunch.  

 

A romain salad with tomatos and cubed up toasted  bread  was a fine side along with some rendered chicken skins chips  to nosh on. Scrapping out most of the fat before roasting really makes them light and not too greasy 

 

 

[weinoo]

 

Spaghetti with swordfish, tomatoes, olives, capers, onion, and garlic.

[HungryChris]

Corn on the cob, shrimp cocktail and homemade pork pot stickers with a dip. I could not be happier with the gyoza!!!

HC

[Anna N]

48 minutes ago, HungryChris said:

. I could not be happier with the gyoza!!!

 So very glad you gave it a shot.  Bet you keep making them. Homemade are so much nicer than most store-bought 

and you know for certain what is in them. 

[Shelby]

Nice job, @HungryChris!  I made my own a long time ago.  Need to do that again.  They freeze very well if I recall correctly.  

 

Lovely meals as usual, @gfweb

 

Ribs with a glaze of jalapeño peach sauce

 

 

The first Silver Queen corn!!!!  Our corn didn't do very well this year, so this might be the only ones we eat   OH it's so good.

[liuzhou]

Beef braised with shallots, garlic, chilli, Thai fish sauce and soy sauce. Finished with diced mango. Served with new potatoes and greenery.

 

 

I added some Dijon mustard to the potatoes after taking the picture.

[rotuts]

@gfweb 

 

SV on that TT ?  what temps and time did you use ?

 

looks perfect !

 

[Paul Bacino]

This is how the Rib Cap finished out-

 

Porcini powder and Maldon Sea Salt that's it

Vacuum sealed Sous Vide  4 hrs @ 140 F

Seared hard on my Plancha-  notice the crust

 

 

 

[Anna N]

41 minutes ago, Paul Bacino said:

This is how the Rib Cap finished out-

 

Porcini powder and Maldon Sea Salt that's it

Vacuum sealed Sous Vide  4 hrs @ 140 F

Seared hard on my Plancha-  notice the crust

 Thanks for this. Kerry Beal and I were never very pleased with the rib cap  we had here in Manitoulin. I am sure it was not nearly the quality of yours but nevertheless next time ( if we come across it again) I would follow your time and temperature.  Just carefully added that to my notebook.  Of course I am making the assumption that you were pleased with the taste and tenderness as well as the looks of the finished meat. 

[Paul Bacino]

9 minutes ago, Anna N said:

 Thanks for this. Kerry Beal and I were never very pleased with the rib cap  we had here in Manitoulin. I am sure it was not nearly the quality of yours but nevertheless next time ( if we come across it again) I would follow your time and temperature.  Just carefully added that to my notebook.  Of course I am making the assumption that you were pleased with the taste and tenderness as well as the looks of the finished meat. 

Yes--Was very tasty

 

We don't add much else , as I enjoy the flavor of meat here

 

[gfweb]

1 hour ago, rotuts said:

@gfweb 

 

SV on that TT ?  what temps and time did you use ?

 

looks perfect !

 

 

It was 125F x 2 hours. Just a little bit too rare for ONE OF US so I quick (and I mean quick...like 2 seconds) seared the back of of each slice to bring the doneness up a hair but to preserve the great color on the other side. A cheat.

 

Probably do 127 next time.

[rotuts]

@gfweb

 

Tender ?

 

I like TT , but I like sirloin tips as flap meat a little bette

 

Im talking SuperMarket Beef , although one where butchers still cut beef.

Edited July 31, 2017 by rotuts (log)

[Anna N]

16 hours ago, gfweb said:

Darto-seared SV tri tip with chili/coffee sauce

I love tri tip but confess to never going quite that low temperature wise nor quite that short time wise. But my question is about the chili coffee sauce.  Can you elaborate? Please. 

Edited July 31, 2017 by Anna N (log)

[gfweb]

2 hours ago, rotuts said:

@gfweb

 

Tender ?

 

I like TT , but I like sirloin tips as flap meat a little bette

 

Im talking SuperMarket Beef , although one where butchers still cut beef.

 

It was tender but not like filet...more like sirloin. It was a $$ butcher shop cut.

 

2 hours ago, Anna N said:

I love tri tip but confess to never going quite that low temperature wise nor quite that short time wise. But my question is about the chili coffee sauce.  Can you elaborate? Please. 

 

 

Its nice stuff. Saute a bit of garlic in a tsp of bacon fat...add chili powder (varying amount depending on taste etc...I use 2 tsp....cook that in the grease for a few seconds and pour in 1 to 1.5 cups coffee....add 1/2 tbsp beef demiglace paste...add sugar to taste 3 or 4 tbsp....dash of sriracha....salt to taste(I make it pretty salty because only a bit gets carried with the meat). Simmer for a few minutes. Thicken with corn starch.

 

I might add some dark chocolate to it next time. Might be good.

[Anna N]

Thanks!