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Oct 2 2013 06:40pm
Doesn't look near as good as my kfc
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Oct 2 2013 10:07pm
Quote (Jct @ Sep 12 2013 09:20am)
Basically I just want to share with you guys some of the dishes I've made and will continue to make. I love cooking and I love experimenting. ^_^ Feel free to comment, ask questions, contribute, whatever!

Last night's dinner:

  • Pork chops marinated in whiskey, brown sugar, bay leaves, worcestershire, garlic, salt and pepper, and olive oil.
  • Mashed potatoes with butter, heavy cream, salt and pepper, colby jack cheese, and vegetable stock.
  • Broccoli with butter and salt.

http://i.imgur.com/uYQZLAO.jpg


might try the chop idea but i want to use a beer rather than whiskey looks amazing im just a beer kinda guy :)
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Oct 6 2013 04:56pm
Finally tried something new:

  • Shrimp coated in corn starch and deep fried then coated in a mixture of mayo, sriracha, and sweet chili and topped with green onions.
  • Thinly sliced cucumbers soaked in water, sugar, white vinegar, and salt.
  • Sticky rice.

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Oct 6 2013 05:02pm
Quote (Jct @ Oct 6 2013 05:56pm)
Finally tried something new:

  • Shrimp coated in corn starch and deep fried then coated in a mixture of mayo, sriracha, and sweet chili and topped with green onions.
  • Thinly sliced cucumbers soaked in water, sugar, white vinegar, and salt.
  • Sticky rice.

http://i.imgur.com/wzCXLYS.jpg


I bet that was amazing. I recently tried tossing slow roasted cauliflower in a saffron aioli with pine nuts, sultana raisins, parsley, and butter croutons with a Parmesan cheese garnish. Holy shit it turned out amazing. People vastly underestimate the power of mayo.
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Oct 6 2013 08:31pm
Quote (Jct @ Sep 12 2013 09:20am)
Basically I just want to share with you guys some of the dishes I've made and will continue to make. I love cooking and I love experimenting. ^_^ Feel free to comment, ask questions, contribute, whatever!

Last night's dinner:

  • Pork chops marinated in whiskey, brown sugar, bay leaves, worcestershire, garlic, salt and pepper, and olive oil.
  • Mashed potatoes with butter, heavy cream, salt and pepper, colby jack cheese, and vegetable stock.
  • Broccoli with butter and salt.

http://i.imgur.com/uYQZLAO.jpg


What brand of whiskey do you use in your marinades? I've used anything from Jack Daniels to the cheap $10 bottles of whiskey. And I've actually found that I prefer the taste of the cheaper whiskey's in my marinades. Just curious as to your opinions of which brand is best.

Also, all of your dishes look incredible, looks like you have some very great skill at the art.

This post was edited by NUBfaceKILLA on Oct 6 2013 08:32pm
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Oct 6 2013 10:11pm
Quote (acyroma @ Oct 6 2013 06:02pm)
I bet that was amazing. I recently tried tossing slow roasted cauliflower in a saffron aioli with pine nuts, sultana raisins, parsley, and butter croutons with a Parmesan cheese garnish. Holy shit it turned out amazing. People vastly underestimate the power of mayo.


That sounds rather tasty. I'm always looking for new sides. ^_^

Quote (NUBfaceKILLA @ Oct 6 2013 09:31pm)
What brand of whiskey do you use in your marinades? I've used anything from Jack Daniels to the cheap $10 bottles of whiskey. And I've actually found that I prefer the taste of the cheaper whiskey's in my marinades. Just curious as to your opinions of which brand is best.

Also, all of your dishes look incredible, looks like you have some very great skill at the art.


For this recipe I used Kessler. It's a cheap brand. My personal preference is to use cheaper stuff in cooking and save the good stuff for sipping. ;)
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Oct 14 2013 04:00am
Are you taking requests?

Do a chicken club but don't ruin it with mayo or miracle whip. Throw in some homemade fries or potato chips ^^
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Oct 14 2013 06:06am
Quote (RMMhc @ Oct 14 2013 05:00am)
Are you taking requests?

Do a chicken club but don't ruin it with mayo or miracle whip. Throw in some homemade fries or potato chips ^^


That's not a bad idea! I think I might start taking requests. :D
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Oct 14 2013 03:36pm
Quote (RMMhc @ Oct 14 2013 05:00am)
Are you taking requests?

Do a chicken club but don't ruin it with mayo or miracle whip. Throw in some homemade fries or potato chips ^^


Sounds like shawarma.
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Oct 15 2013 05:28am
Tonight's dinner will consist of seared scallops with pumpkin salsa and a french baguette. I'll take requests soon!
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