What are your favorite min/max dishes?
Minimum effort in time, ingredients and skill level required. Maximum taste, enjoyment and/or substance.
Bonus: Dish doesn't have to be healthy per say, but should contain only fresh ingredients, frozen pizza may not apply.
Agreed - I do a shrimp thing often using frozen shrimp (I always keep on hand) plus bag of mixed (unseasoned) cali blend veg plus whatever fresh I have on hand - always onion, celery, extra broccoli, mushrooms, add whatever spices and condiments I feel like (usually a hot curry and Penzey's Bangkok blend) plus this garlic/ginger paste stuff I have, and if needed a bit of whatever stock I have - either some Miso (thank you Trader Joe's) or chicken. I don't do rice, the carrots in the veg mix have enough carbs. It ends up being a pretty low cal, high protein and yummy super fast dinner. It's good for me but I am sure a lot of you don't need to be concerned about your girlish figures.Stir fry. Cut up your meat and vegetables, heat up the wok, fry it up, add some sauce from the supermarket, dump it on some rice from the rice cooker.... delicious meal in under 30 minutes.
Yeah, for that price it is. I just bought one. Nice find man.
thanks trigger pulled, getting ready for my snake river farms american wagyu I ordered.Yeah, for that price it is. I just bought one. Nice find man.
Brisket. Every time.
How much was it on Friday?thanks trigger pulled, getting ready for my snake river farms american wagyu I ordered.
I'm a purist, hickory chips, rub it with salt and pepper, smoke the fuck out of it.What would chips and prep method do you recommend Chef Chaos?
I'm a purist, hickory chips, rub it with salt and pepper, smoke the fuck out of it.