Gravy's Cooking Thread
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Grumpus
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If you like curry try this recipe.Who here plays with curry a bit?
I used to enjoy it quite a bit when I was over in Okinawa.
Chicken or pork that is breaded and placed on some white rice and some curry sauce poured over it. I like it fairly mild, like a 3 or 4 (basically right around tex-mex level of spice). Anyone else do this a decent amount and can give me a good sauce recipe? Yes I know there are a lot of recipes out there that I could choose from, wondering if anyone does a decent bit of this.
Baked Honey Curry Chicken with Green Beans
Its delicious and easy.
Gravy
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Crone
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Best turkey I've had in my life. So moist. So amazing. I don't know how I can personally ever make an oven turkey again!
Joeboo
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Wait...what?
I love mashed potatoes, and I love sauerkraut, but I've never even remotely thought of mixing them together.
Explain this witchery
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Joeboo
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Seriously, use like a whole stick of butter and 2 cloves of garlic for every ~2 lbs of potatoes that you boil. Mashed potato heaven. It's just all about having ridiculous amounts of butter and garlic
Erronius
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My family is all German, and we did this a lot. Sausage or pork, then a pile of sauerkraut and a pile of mashed potatoes. As a kid I'd mix the sauerkraut with the potatoes and a lot of butter. Friend of mine who was born and raised in Germany said he thinks it is a regional thing somewhat, but I couldn't say.
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Rezz
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He's right, and sauerkraut is basically the standard condiment/side dish with a shitload of german entrees. Cabbage, when fermented, keeps super well. It was easy to grow and fairly abundant in the area, so double win. To this day, I'll pick up a jar (because I don't do home fermentation aside from beer, really) and when I'm breaking it out to accompany a dish, the first fork-full goes straight down the gullet. Thanks german grandparents/father for raising me right.