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I guess this can go in this thread.
Just finished another batch of hot sauce.. Chipotle morita, garlic, toasted cumin, fermented for about 6 weeks.. I released a toxic cloud of hot sauce vapor when I took the lid off the blender after I pureed the mash.....after the tears and coughing fit passed I bottled lol ![]() ![]()
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Salmon marinated in lemon soy sauce for 2 days with an avocado wasabi cream sauce.
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Carnitas for Cinco de Mayo. Plus a Dos XX for me and a margarita for the wife.
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I think it's going to be another burger summer with a lot of gin & tonics.
Oklahoma burger on everything roll to start. It worked. Need to get some more tallow for fries. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Looks fantastic, Shaun.....yum!
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I’d argue the best body part on a salmon (to eat) are the COLLARS. Rich, tender, RICH!, fresh salmon flavor..the chicken wing of the sea.
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Thanks Tim, that's what I got first for shallow pan and then got this stuff for the fryolator.
MD. Life Bulk Beef Tallow for Cooking - Food Grade Grass Fed Beef Tallow for Cooking Oil Replacement - 24LB Used up 24 lbs over a year and a half. What do you think is better for fries, tallow or lard? I want to get some lard for fried chicken and fish.
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Duck fat!
Wasn't Tallow used at McDs' for years? https://www.dartagnan.com/duck-fat/product/PENDF002-1.html ![]()
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I can almost remember McDonald's fries in the 70s and 80s. If I had a time machine I'd definitely go back just for the fries and apple pies, and that a Big Mac was actually a very good burger. At least as I remember.
Duck fat is a good idea, I've got a decent amount left over from a confit adventure I did a year ago.
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Gemelli, Asparagus, Crispy prosciutto ,lemon garlic lemon cream sauce...
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Buttermlk fried chicken and onion rings. Definitely one of those dinners that you don't plate and take pics, just devour while hot. That said, I made an ultimate fried cod batter a few weeks ago, found on YT. Have probably done 10 fried chicken coatings, still pretty far shy of ultimate.
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Total sacrilege I know... but I did ribs sous vide..36 hours in tub...Then finished in the oven to get some bark...
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why 36 hours Tim?
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very cool! I will try that with my crock pot
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Thanks, Tim.....wow....really nice work!
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