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Asian grocers always had lobsters cheaper than stores when i was on the east coast.I think I'll need a ready supply of cheap lobsters this summer.
Asian grocers always had lobsters cheaper than stores when i was on the east coast.I think I'll need a ready supply of cheap lobsters this summer.
We're doing picanha this weekend in the sous vide. I got myself a new toy for it as well:
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Bought a lodge dutch oven, decided to try ramseys white bean soup, turned out good
this thing retains heat, holy shit, 1hr later and i take the cover off and it's still so hot i can't put my face over it. (i tried to smell it when i opened it, but then my face quickly told me fuck that.)
gonna try Kimchi Soondubu Jjigae, next, unfortunately i have to travel 2hours to get a good source of dried anchovies (asian market), so i'll need to think of something for that, i still have kelp i've vac'd up but surprisingly mirin, costs an arm and leg here, 6bucks for 10oz, amazon can get me 60oz for 15bucks.
Try his beef n ale stew, it's my go to winter dish. So damn good.
Hmm i already make a variation on this, however i refuse to use any recipes where they view "dumplings" as just rolled dough things.
this thing retains heat, holy shit, 1hr later and i take the cover off and it's still so hot i can't put my face over it. (i tried to smell it when i opened it, but then my face quickly told me fuck that.)
There are so many great korean soups/stews.Soonduboo came out great, it was probably cuz of the time i spent making the konbu stock (kelp/anchovies/radish)
stocks is pretty simple, maybe you need more bones? do you use a whole carcass? i actually freeze a carcass for a few days and make stock w/ two carcassas for more bone juice extraction.I really wish I could make stocks to make really good soup. I don't know how, but I just fuck it up every time.
I'm bad at skimming? Probably need more bones then.stocks is pretty simple, maybe you need more bones? do you use a whole carcass? i actually freeze a carcass for a few days and make stock w/ two carcassas for more bone juice extraction.
use your ladel, drop it in the middle and then swirl from the inside out, the fat and scum should be accumulated on the walls of the pot and then skim/scrap the pot walls, or just let it cool down, put in fridge and just remove the top hockey puck layer.I'm bad at skimming? Probably need more bones then.