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rotuts

rotuts

I sometimes make Turkey Ragu , when the Turkey is on sale .

 

I use this turkey , as its more than a lbs and works for baking etc because its thicker , thus easier to bake ' rare-er '

 

IMG_5598.thumb.jpeg.657d6540f41a5cd5029c690a2eb45615.jpeg

 

Ive made this many times in the past , and this time decided to try canned tomatoes , rather than prepared sauce.  I was looking for minimal added salt 

 

IMG_5585.thumb.jpeg.fd7e0d3394ea0c18c99ef6661f852ff3.jpeg

 

 

Tj's used to have a no-added salt can , but no longer .  tired MarketBasket NAS , and Tj's Cento SM's.

 

MB has about 1/2 the salt of the SM tomatoes.  both tasted tomato-ey to me , with little difference.  the SM had a slight citric acid bite , but none

 

mentioned on the label .  MB did add CA , but it was not pronounced .  SM had a ugly large sprig of basil .  removed.

 

This time I finely minced 1 lb of brown button mushrooms , a la cuisinart , and reduced

 

IMG_5588.thumb.jpeg.64f8de4fde592a60b48d3528cbfb4d82.jpeg

 

deglazed and reduced w a red wine from TJ's

 

IMG_5614.thumb.jpeg.65397c5fff74607053d9b4fa0906d9f9.jpeg

 

remarkably nice.  full body and mouth feel , no benzine , and not bone dry ,l but quite nice .  $ 4.99.  I bought 4 cases.

 

IMG_5591.thumb.jpeg.263a46bf50f58d06eb83842c1fe1bd52.jpeg

 

the dreaded basil , SM , was removed.

 

IMG_5594.thumb.jpeg.dc0a0ef8159a05ef39cf416c7dd26cae.jpeg

 

the two cans of tomatoes , the mushrooms , reduced wine  ( 1/3d bottle , 1/2 bottle next time ) and Penzey's Tuscan seasoning  .  it has some anise in it.

 

which I like for ' Italian Taste '  otherwise , anise is not for me.

 

IMG_5600.thumb.jpeg.8cb80512143c42fabc345048c40c64be.jpeg

 

turkey added.  not browned ,  on purpose .  less work.

 

IMG_5603.thumb.jpeg.d2046afe1d7d96c8e999bcea16675425.jpeg

 

mashed together w a hand masher.

 

decided to add a little Benton's bacon.

 

IMG_5617.thumb.jpeg.0815eaa054c466b5b0cf536f3896d674.jpeg

 

I cut the 1 lbs packs of BB in 1/2 , then Vac and freeze .  its very potent so I use it as a flavor enhancer

 

IMG_5606.thumb.jpeg.dd117690b17a2bced25035d9badf5450.jpeg

 

I lightly saute , about 1/2 cooked and add the bacon and fat to the iPot

 

IMG_5608.thumb.jpeg.256a6caba328291139897080481bbc11.jpeg

 

iPot'd for 40 min , on HP.  it takes 20 minutes to get to pressure , initial use of the iPot.

 

Natural release , as Im in no hurry  , and this prevents tomato splatter on the top

 

IMG_5629.thumb.jpeg.9e2fafabca96435f30aa6f26e1975447.jpeg

 

mash the mass again w the hand masher

 

IMG_5611.thumb.jpeg.94356cb945adc4eaf3830c59aeb94582.jpeg

 

then I add some cream cheese , sort of a late panade , but I like the flavor.  this is 1/4 lbs , but Ill use 1/2 lbs  next time.

 

I add it now as it might scorch on the bottom of the iPot.  20 more minutes or so .  not critical

 

IMG_5622.thumb.jpeg.8d1f1b397616ac7026fce277903dd7de.jpeg

 

almost final result .  note the bacon fat , and a globule of CC.  as cooking is finished , I add Dorot Fz basil

 

IMG_5623.thumb.jpeg.5ddad950fa861328a168c345f8f7e851.jpeg

 

IMG_5626.thumb.jpeg.b7b0f370adca3f64eb7b5e7248a51213.jpeg

 

 

now I cool the pot in a deep sink , w cold water 

 

IMG_5632.thumb.jpeg.421bf5ed8c3ea674d269485a36a16891.jpeg

 

eventually the pot floats

 

if you leave the cold running water unattended , the pot , once floating , will slowly swim over to the water , and get dunked.

 

 I don't advise that.

 

Bernoulli's Principle.  

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli's_principle

 

as Bernoulli was French , not Itallian , the principle was probably discovered while cooking .  but it applies to Airplanes it seems.

 

after cooled , added to plastic containers

 

IMG_5652.thumb.jpeg.dc3ba737c9e13ba77789f38714684d47.jpeg

 

IMG_5656.thumb.jpeg.f7d8e9859aeee624076ffc72a69f1e64.jpeg

 

refrigerated  , then frozen , then VacBagged for later deliciousness

 

IMG_5676.thumb.jpeg.5611547cf13d613a6956f7b21b6192bd.jpeg

 

this is very easy to do , as each step is not time dependent .  Why go to this effort ? because ...

 

IMG_5639.thumb.jpeg.3cd2e337c9071b0155543406390de843.jpeg

 

new full sized Micro 

 

which fits the

 

IMG_5643.thumb.jpeg.0b01e76b495893be2527a1279deaf530.jpeg

 

FastaPasta , resulting in

 

IMG_5646.thumb.jpeg.22dc8eb1d266a30f0297f1bb6ef40f57.jpeg

 

IMG_5649.thumb.jpeg.50f06e7b2c27788ffdb62800654e9c49.jpeg

 

and this result  is delicious .

 

Green Salad ? Campari tomatoes   Garlic Bread ?

 

didnt get to that part , but will .

 

Bon Appetit , as Bernoulli  would have said.

 

P.S.:  there were actually 6 containers .  I kept one refrigerated 

 

and have been enjoying that one for a few days.

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

I sometimes make Turkey Ragu , when the Turkey is on sale .

 

I use this turkey , as its more than a lbs and works for baking etc

 

IMG_5598.thumb.jpeg.657d6540f41a5cd5029c690a2eb45615.jpeg

 

Ive made this many times in the past , and this time decided to try canned tomatoes , rather than prepared sauce.  I was looking for minimal added salt 

 

IMG_5585.thumb.jpeg.fd7e0d3394ea0c18c99ef6661f852ff3.jpeg

 

 

Tj's used to have a no-added salt can , but no longer .  tired MarketBasket NAS , and Tj's Cento SM's.

 

MB has about 1/2 the salt of the SM tomatoes.  both tasted tomato-ey to me , with little difference.  the SM had a slight citric acid bite , but none

 

mentioned on the label .  MB did add CA , but it was not pronounced .  SM had a ugly large sprig of basil .  removed.

 

This time I finely minced 1 lb of brown button mushrooms , a la cuisinart , and reduced

 

IMG_5588.thumb.jpeg.64f8de4fde592a60b48d3528cbfb4d82.jpeg

 

deglazed and reduced w a red wine from TJ's

 

IMG_5614.thumb.jpeg.65397c5fff74607053d9b4fa0906d9f9.jpeg

 

remarkably nice.  full body and mouth feel , no benzine , and not bone dry ,l but quite nice .  $ 4.99.  I bought 4 cases.

 

IMG_5591.thumb.jpeg.263a46bf50f58d06eb83842c1fe1bd52.jpeg

 

the dreaded basil , SM , was removed.

 

IMG_5594.thumb.jpeg.dc0a0ef8159a05ef39cf416c7dd26cae.jpeg

 

the two cans of tomatoes , the mushrooms , reduced wine  ( 1/3d bottle , 1/2 bottle next time ) and Penzey's Tuscan seasoning  .  it has some anise in it.

 

which I like for ' Italian Taste '  otherwise , anise is not for me.

 

IMG_5600.thumb.jpeg.8cb80512143c42fabc345048c40c64be.jpeg

 

turkey added.  not browned ,  on purpose .  less work.

 

IMG_5603.thumb.jpeg.d2046afe1d7d96c8e999bcea16675425.jpeg

 

mashed together w a hand masher.

 

decided to add a little Benton's bacon.

 

IMG_5617.thumb.jpeg.0815eaa054c466b5b0cf536f3896d674.jpeg

 

I cut the 1 lbs packs of BB in 1/2 , then Vac and freeze .  its very potent so I use it as a flavor enhancer

 

IMG_5606.thumb.jpeg.dd117690b17a2bced25035d9badf5450.jpeg

 

I lightly saute , about 1/2 cooked and add the bacon and fat to the iPot

 

IMG_5608.thumb.jpeg.256a6caba328291139897080481bbc11.jpeg

 

iPot'd for 40 min , on HP.  it takes 20 minutes to get to pressure , initial use of the iPot.

 

Natural release , as Im in no hurry  , and this prevents tomato splatter on the top

 

IMG_5629.thumb.jpeg.9e2fafabca96435f30aa6f26e1975447.jpeg

 

mash the mass again w the hand masher

 

IMG_5611.thumb.jpeg.94356cb945adc4eaf3830c59aeb94582.jpeg

 

then I add some cream cheese , sort of a late panade , but I like the flavor.  this is 1/4 lbs , but Ill use 1/2 lbs  next time.

 

I add it now as it might scorch on the bottom of the iPot.  20 more minutes or so .  not critical

 

IMG_5622.thumb.jpeg.8d1f1b397616ac7026fce277903dd7de.jpeg

 

almost final result .  note the bacon fat , and a globule of CC.  as cooking is finished , I add Dorot Fz basil

 

IMG_5623.thumb.jpeg.5ddad950fa861328a168c345f8f7e851.jpeg

 

IMG_5626.thumb.jpeg.b7b0f370adca3f64eb7b5e7248a51213.jpeg

 

 

now I cool the pot in a deep sink , w cold water 

 

IMG_5632.thumb.jpeg.421bf5ed8c3ea674d269485a36a16891.jpeg

 

eventually the pot floats

 

if you leave the cold running water unattended , the pot , once floating , will slowly swim over to the water , and get dunked.

 

 I don't advise that.

 

Bernoulli's Principle.  

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli's_principle

 

as Bernoulli was French , not Itallian , the principle was probably discovered while cooking .  but it applies to Airplanes it seems.

 

after cooled , added to plastic containers

 

IMG_5652.thumb.jpeg.dc3ba737c9e13ba77789f38714684d47.jpeg

 

IMG_5656.thumb.jpeg.f7d8e9859aeee624076ffc72a69f1e64.jpeg

 

refrigerated  , then frozen , then VacBagged for later deliciousness

 

IMG_5676.thumb.jpeg.5611547cf13d613a6956f7b21b6192bd.jpeg

 

this is very easy to do , as each step is not time dependent .  Why go to this effort ? because ...

 

IMG_5639.thumb.jpeg.3cd2e337c9071b0155543406390de843.jpeg

 

new full sized Micro 

 

which fits the

 

IMG_5643.thumb.jpeg.0b01e76b495893be2527a1279deaf530.jpeg

 

FastaPasta , resulting in

 

IMG_5646.thumb.jpeg.22dc8eb1d266a30f0297f1bb6ef40f57.jpeg

 

IMG_5649.thumb.jpeg.50f06e7b2c27788ffdb62800654e9c49.jpeg

 

and this result  is delicious .

 

Green Salad ? Campari tomatoes   Garlic Bread ?

 

didnt get to that part , but will .

 

Bon Appetit , as Bernoulli  would have said.

 

P.S.:  there were actually 6 containers .  I kept one refrigerated 

 

and have been enjoying that one for a few days.

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

I sometimes make Turkey Ragu , when the Turkey is on sale .

 

I use this turkey , as its more than a lbs and works for baking etc

 

IMG_5598.thumb.jpeg.657d6540f41a5cd5029c690a2eb45615.jpeg

 

Ive made this many times in the past , and this time decided to try canned tomatoes , rather than prepared sauce.  I was looking for minimal added salt 

 

IMG_5585.thumb.jpeg.fd7e0d3394ea0c18c99ef6661f852ff3.jpeg

 

 

Tj's used to have a no-added salt can , but no longer .  tired MarketBasket NAS , and Tj's Cento SM's.

 

MB has about 1/2 the salt of the SM tomatoes.  both tasted tomato-ey to me , with little difference.  the SM had a slight citric acid bite , but none

 

mentioned on the label .  MB did add CA , but it was not pronounced .  SM had a ugly large sprig of basil .  removed.

 

This time I finely minced 1 lb of brown button mushrooms , a la cuisinart , and reduced

 

IMG_5588.thumb.jpeg.64f8de4fde592a60b48d3528cbfb4d82.jpeg

 

deglazed and reduced w a red wine from TJ's

 

IMG_5614.thumb.jpeg.65397c5fff74607053d9b4fa0906d9f9.jpeg

 

remarkably nice.  full body and mouth feel , no benzine , and not bone dry ,l but quite nice .  $ 4.99.  I bought 4 cases.

 

IMG_5591.thumb.jpeg.263a46bf50f58d06eb83842c1fe1bd52.jpeg

 

the dreaded basil , SM , was removed.

 

IMG_5594.thumb.jpeg.dc0a0ef8159a05ef39cf416c7dd26cae.jpeg

 

the two cans of tomatoes , the mushrooms , reduced wine  ( 1/3d bottle , 1/2 bottle next time ) and Penzey's Tuscan seasoning  .  it has some anise in it.

 

which I like for ' Italian Taste '  otherwise , anise is not for me.

 

IMG_5600.thumb.jpeg.8cb80512143c42fabc345048c40c64be.jpeg

 

turkey added.  not browned ,  on purpose .  less work.

 

IMG_5603.thumb.jpeg.d2046afe1d7d96c8e999bcea16675425.jpeg

 

mashed together w a hand masher.

 

decided to add a little Benton's bacon.

 

IMG_5617.thumb.jpeg.0815eaa054c466b5b0cf536f3896d674.jpeg

 

I cut the 1 lbs packs of BB in 1/2 , then Vac and freeze .  its very potent so I use it as a flavor enhancer

 

IMG_5606.thumb.jpeg.dd117690b17a2bced25035d9badf5450.jpeg

 

I lightly saute , about 1/2 cooked and add the bacon and fat to the iPot

 

IMG_5608.thumb.jpeg.256a6caba328291139897080481bbc11.jpeg

 

iPot'd for 40 min , on HP.  it takes 20 minutes to get to pressure , initial use of the iPot.

 

Natural release , as Im in no hurry  , and this prevents tomato splatter on the top

 

IMG_5629.thumb.jpeg.9e2fafabca96435f30aa6f26e1975447.jpeg

 

mash the mass again w the hand masher

 

IMG_5611.thumb.jpeg.94356cb945adc4eaf3830c59aeb94582.jpeg

 

then I add some cream cheese , sort of a late panade , but I like the flavor.  this is 1/4 lbs , but Ill use 1/2 lbs  next time.

 

I add it now as it might scorch on the bottom of the iPot.  20 more minutes or so .  not critical

 

IMG_5622.thumb.jpeg.8d1f1b397616ac7026fce277903dd7de.jpeg

 

almost final result .  note the bacon fat , and a globule of CC.  as cooking is finished , I add Dorot Fz basil

 

IMG_5623.thumb.jpeg.5ddad950fa861328a168c345f8f7e851.jpeg

 

IMG_5626.thumb.jpeg.b7b0f370adca3f64eb7b5e7248a51213.jpeg

 

 

now I cool the pot in a deep sink , w cold water 

 

IMG_5632.thumb.jpeg.421bf5ed8c3ea674d269485a36a16891.jpeg

 

eventually the pot floats

 

if you leave the cold running water unattended , the pot , once floating , will slowly swim over to the water , and get dunked.

 

 I don't advise that.

 

Bernoulli's Principle.  

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli's_principle

 

as Bernoulli was French , not Itallian , the principle was probably discovered while cooking .  but it applies to Airplanes it seems.

 

after cooled , added to plastic containers

 

IMG_5652.thumb.jpeg.dc3ba737c9e13ba77789f38714684d47.jpeg

 

IMG_5656.thumb.jpeg.f7d8e9859aeee624076ffc72a69f1e64.jpeg

 

refrigerated  , then frozen , then VacBagged for later deliciousness

 

IMG_5676.thumb.jpeg.5611547cf13d613a6956f7b21b6192bd.jpeg

 

this is very easy to do , as each step is not time dependent .  Why go to this effort ? because ...

 

IMG_5639.thumb.jpeg.3cd2e337c9071b0155543406390de843.jpeg

 

new full sized Micro 

 

which fits the

 

IMG_5643.thumb.jpeg.0b01e76b495893be2527a1279deaf530.jpeg

 

FastaPasta , resulting in

 

IMG_5646.thumb.jpeg.22dc8eb1d266a30f0297f1bb6ef40f57.jpeg

 

IMG_5649.thumb.jpeg.50f06e7b2c27788ffdb62800654e9c49.jpeg

 

and this result  is delicious .

 

Green Salad ? Campari tomatoes   Garlic Bread ?

 

didnt get to that part , but will .

 

Bon Appetit , as Bernoulli  would have said.

 

P.S.:  there were actually 6 containers .  I ket one refrigerated 

 

and have been enjoying that one for a few days.

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

I sometimes make Turkey Ragu , when the Turkey is on sale .

 

I use this turkey , as its more than a lbs and works for baking etc

 

IMG_5598.thumb.jpeg.657d6540f41a5cd5029c690a2eb45615.jpeg

 

Ive made this many times in the past , and this time decided to try canned tomatoes , rather than prepared sauce.  I was looking for minimal added salt 

 

IMG_5585.thumb.jpeg.fd7e0d3394ea0c18c99ef6661f852ff3.jpeg

 

 

Tj's used to have a no-added salt can , but no longer .  tired MarketBasket NAS , and Tj's Cento SM's.

 

MB has about 1/2 the salt of the SM tomatoes.  both tasted tomato-ey to me , with little difference.  the SM had a slight citric acid bite , but none

 

mentioned on the label .  MB did add CA , but it was not pronounced .  SM had a ugly large sprig of basil .  removed.

 

This time I finely minced 1 lb of brown button mushrooms , a la cuisinart , and reduced

 

IMG_5588.thumb.jpeg.64f8de4fde592a60b48d3528cbfb4d82.jpeg

 

deglazed and reduced w a red wine from TJ's

 

IMG_5614.thumb.jpeg.65397c5fff74607053d9b4fa0906d9f9.jpeg

 

remarkably nice.  full body and mouth feel , no benzine , and not bone dry ,l but quite nice .  $ 4.99.  I bought 4 cases.

 

IMG_5591.thumb.jpeg.263a46bf50f58d06eb83842c1fe1bd52.jpeg

 

the dreaded basil , SM , was removed.

 

IMG_5594.thumb.jpeg.dc0a0ef8159a05ef39cf416c7dd26cae.jpeg

 

the two cans of tomatoes , the mushrooms , reduced wine  ( 1/3d bottle , 1/2 bottle next time ) and Penzey's Tuscan seasoning  .  it has some anise in it.

 

which I like for ' Italian Taste '  otherwise , anise is not for me.

 

IMG_5600.thumb.jpeg.8cb80512143c42fabc345048c40c64be.jpeg

 

turkey added.  not browned ,  on purpose .  less work.

 

IMG_5603.thumb.jpeg.d2046afe1d7d96c8e999bcea16675425.jpeg

 

mashed together w a hand masher.

 

decided to add a little Benton's bacon.

 

IMG_5617.thumb.jpeg.0815eaa054c466b5b0cf536f3896d674.jpeg

 

I cut the 1 lbs packs of BB in 1/2 , then Vac and freeze .  its very potent so I use it as a flavor enhancer

 

IMG_5606.thumb.jpeg.dd117690b17a2bced25035d9badf5450.jpeg

 

I lightly saute , about 1/2 cooked and add the bacon and fat to the iPot

 

IMG_5608.thumb.jpeg.256a6caba328291139897080481bbc11.jpeg

 

iPot'd for 40 min , on HP.  it takes 20 minutes to get to pressure , initial use of the iPot.

 

Natural release , as Im in no hurry  , and this prevents tomato splatter on the top

 

IMG_5629.thumb.jpeg.9e2fafabca96435f30aa6f26e1975447.jpeg

 

mash the mass again w the hand masher

 

IMG_5611.thumb.jpeg.94356cb945adc4eaf3830c59aeb94582.jpeg

 

then I add some cream cheese , sort of a late panade , but I like the flavor.  this is 1/4 lbs , but Ill use 1/2 lbs  next time.

 

I add it now as it might scorch on the bottom of the iPot.  20 more minutes or so .  not critical

 

IMG_5622.thumb.jpeg.8d1f1b397616ac7026fce277903dd7de.jpeg

 

almost final result .  note the bacon fat , and a globule of CC.  as cooking is finished , I add Dorot Fz basil

 

IMG_5623.thumb.jpeg.5ddad950fa861328a168c345f8f7e851.jpeg

 

IMG_5626.thumb.jpeg.b7b0f370adca3f64eb7b5e7248a51213.jpeg

 

 

now I cool the pot in a deep sink , w cold water 

 

IMG_5632.thumb.jpeg.421bf5ed8c3ea674d269485a36a16891.jpeg

 

eventually the pot floats

 

if you leave the cold running water unattended , the pot , once floating , will slowly swim over to the water , and get dunked.

 

 I don't advise that.

 

Bernoulli's Principle.  

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli's_principle

 

as Bernoulli was French , not Itallian , the principle was probably discovered while cooking .  but it applies to Airplanes it seems.

 

after cooled , added to plastic containers

 

IMG_5652.thumb.jpeg.dc3ba737c9e13ba77789f38714684d47.jpeg

 

IMG_5656.thumb.jpeg.f7d8e9859aeee624076ffc72a69f1e64.jpeg

 

refrigerated  , then frozen , then VacBagged for later deliciousness

 

IMG_5676.thumb.jpeg.5611547cf13d613a6956f7b21b6192bd.jpeg

 

this is very easy to do , as each step is not time dependent .  Why go to this effort ? because ...

 

IMG_5639.thumb.jpeg.3cd2e337c9071b0155543406390de843.jpeg

 

new full sized Micro 

 

which fits the

 

IMG_5643.thumb.jpeg.0b01e76b495893be2527a1279deaf530.jpeg

 

FastaPasta , resulting in

 

IMG_5646.thumb.jpeg.22dc8eb1d266a30f0297f1bb6ef40f57.jpeg

 

IMG_5649.thumb.jpeg.50f06e7b2c27788ffdb62800654e9c49.jpeg

 

and this result  is delicious .

 

Green Salad ? Campari tomatoes   Garlic Bread ?

 

didnt get to that part , but will .

 

Bon Appetit , as Bernoulli  would have said.

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

I sometimes make Turkey Ragu , when the Turkey is on sale .

 

I use this turkey , as its more than a lbs and works for baking etc

 

IMG_5598.thumb.jpeg.657d6540f41a5cd5029c690a2eb45615.jpeg

 

Ive made this many times in the past , and this time decided to try canned tomatoes , rather than prepared sauce.  I was looking for minimal added salt 

 

IMG_5585.thumb.jpeg.fd7e0d3394ea0c18c99ef6661f852ff3.jpeg

 

 

Tj's used to have a no-added salt can , but no longer .  tired MarketBasket NAS , and Tj's Cento SM's.

 

MB has about 1/2 the salt of the SM tomatoes.  both tasted tomato-ey to me , with little difference.  the SM had a slight citric acid bite , but none

 

mentioned on the label .  MB did add CA , but it was not pronounced .  SM had a ugly large sprig of basil .  removed.

 

This time I finely minced 1 lb of brown button mushrooms , a la cuisinart , and reduced

 

IMG_5588.thumb.jpeg.64f8de4fde592a60b48d3528cbfb4d82.jpeg

 

deglazed and reduced w a red wine from TJ's

 

IMG_5614.thumb.jpeg.65397c5fff74607053d9b4fa0906d9f9.jpeg

 

remarkably nice.  full body and mouth feel , no benzine , and not bone dry ,l but quite nice .  $ 4.99.  I bought 4 cases.

 

IMG_5591.thumb.jpeg.263a46bf50f58d06eb83842c1fe1bd52.jpeg

 

the dreaded basil , SM , was removed.

 

IMG_5594.thumb.jpeg.dc0a0ef8159a05ef39cf416c7dd26cae.jpeg

 

the two cans of tomatoes , the mushrooms , reduced wine  ( 1/3d bottle , 1/2 bottle next time ) and Penzey's Tuscan seasoning  .  it has some anise in it.

 

IMG_5600.thumb.jpeg.8cb80512143c42fabc345048c40c64be.jpeg

 

turkey added.  not browned ,  on purpose .  less work.

 

IMG_5603.thumb.jpeg.d2046afe1d7d96c8e999bcea16675425.jpeg

 

mashed together w a hand masher.

 

decided to add a little Benton's bacon.

 

IMG_5617.thumb.jpeg.0815eaa054c466b5b0cf536f3896d674.jpeg

 

I cut the 1 lbs packs of BB in 1/2 , then Vac and freeze .  its veery potent so I use it as a flavor enhancer

 

IMG_5606.thumb.jpeg.dd117690b17a2bced25035d9badf5450.jpeg

 

I lightly saute , about 1/2 cooked and add the bacon and fat to the iPot

 

IMG_5608.thumb.jpeg.256a6caba328291139897080481bbc11.jpeg

 

iPot'd for 40 min , on HP.  it takes 20 minutes to get to pressure , initial use of the iPot.

 

Natural release , as Im in no hurry  , and this prevents tomato splatter on the top

 

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mash the mass again w the hand masher

 

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then I add some cream cheese , sor of a late panade , but I like the flavor.  this is 1/4 lbs , but Ill use more next time.

 

I add it now as it might scorch on the bottom of the iPot.  20 more minutes or so .  not critical

 

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almost final result .  note the bacon fat , and a globule of CC.  as cooking is finished , I add Dorot Fz basil

 

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now I cool the pot in a deep sink , w cold water 

 

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eventually the pot floats

 

if you leave the cold running water unattended , the pot , once floating , will slowly swim over to the water , and I dont advise that.

 

Bernoulli's Principle.  

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli's_principle

 

as Bernoulli was French , not Itallian , the principle was probably discovered while cooking .  but it applies to Airplanes it seems.

 

after cooled , added to plastic containers

 

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refrigerated  , then frozen , then VacBagged for later deliciousness

 

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this is very easy to do , as each step is not time dependent .  Why go to this effort ? because ...

 

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new full sized Micro 

 

which fits the

 

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FastaPasta , resulting in

 

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and this result  is delicious .

 

Green Salad ? Campari tomatoes   Garlic Bread ?

 

didnt get to that part , but will .

 

Bon Appetit , as Bernoulli  would have said.

 

 

 

 

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