Yum.....Leftover ribs and brisket, then a Little Debbie Unicorn cake.
Yum.....Leftover ribs and brisket, then a Little Debbie Unicorn cake.
Clean up surgery? Had that done a few years back, but I think I'm now on the short list for a replacement.I had knee surgery yesterday
Probably considered "clean up"- arthroscopic surgery to fix torn meniscus and cyst behind my knee cap. Hopefully it will fix the problems!Clean up surgery? Had that done a few years back, but I think I'm now on the short list for a replacement.
I hope you mend quickly! I haven't had much of an appetite while suffering from the bat soup flu, but meatloaf and collards sounds extremely appetizing.I had knee surgery yesterday and had already prepared a green salad (lovely greens from Aldi) with turkey salad from a turkey breast we roasted on Saturday. It was delish.
Today I am going to supervise my husband on making meatloaf. And a pot of collard greens.
Is it a sous vide recipe?I did grilled turkey legs and asparagus last night. For tomorrow night I'm making a recipe I saw for a rare chuck roast, takes 24 hours to prep.
Yes. Saw it done on PBS, America's Test Kitchen. Sous Vide is the only way to cook it until very tender over a long time and still keep it red inside. They said the flavor was a lot more intense and beefy than a regular roast. Sounded good, had a chuck in the freezer, so why not?Is it a sous vide recipe?
What temp does it take it to?Yes. Saw it done on PBS, America's Test Kitchen. Sous Vide is the only way to cook it until very tender over a long time and still keep it red inside. They said the flavor was a lot more intense and beefy than a regular roast. Sounded good, had a chuck in the freezer, so why not?
Those would be great for shredded chicken barbecue.We hit up World Market today and I bought a bunch of Asian noodles, then hit up Fresh Market for boneless chicken thighs $2.99/lb, so that's what's for dinner tonight.
Whatever temp you prefer for your meat. I like rare, so 118 to 120* for 24 hours. If you like it medium or well, bump it up. I think max is 160*.What temp does it take it to?
"mmmm...the crow is particularly tasty tonight, honey...is there any more of that humble pie left?"Whatever my wife puts in front of me when she gets home.
Well, it was rare and very tasty, but not as tender as I hoped. In fact, it was downright tough. I'm thinking it needed another 24 hours in the bath.Yes. Saw it done on PBS, America's Test Kitchen. Sous Vide is the only way to cook it until very tender over a long time and still keep it red inside. They said the flavor was a lot more intense and beefy than a regular roast. Sounded good, had a chuck in the freezer, so why not?
It looks tasty.Well, it was rare and very tasty, but not as tender as I hoped. In fact, it was downright tough. I'm thinking it needed another 24 hours in the bath.
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