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>>8980177
from the sea

stuffed [anything]

different time period, yes I know it's been done but it was one of my favorites

finger foods/party platters/charcuterie

shrooms

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>>8970099
here's the pork shoulder i made for the roast pork on the sammy

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this isn't my submission, the sandwich with my trip in the photo is. this one here
>>8950946

anyway this disappointing sandwich has

>ciabatta roll
>pork belly
>Swiss cheese
>caramelized onions
>arugula

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>>8950946
>>8950959
I also made this a few days ago, but it neither looked pretty or tasted the way I wanted it.

>> No.8870986 [View]

How about rolling for different types of taste?

>0-1
sweet
>2-3
sour
>4-5
bitter
>6-7
salty
>8-9
umami

Obviously more than one can be in a meal, but it could specifically try to focus on one particular taste.

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>>8796114
>>8796108
>>8796105
>>8796104
The morels. Why not post

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>>8796108
The cloves are very easily smooshed. Makes it very easy to eat with the steak or to mix in with potatoes.

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>>8796104
>>8796105
Here's the pan roasted garlic. Very soft, mild, nutty, tad bit sweet... delicious. I like to put these on the steak and then smash it and get some bites. Much garlic

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>>8796104
Another angle. This one is probably better since I wasn't trying to show the doneness of the steak.

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>make garlic confit
>forget to include it in the picture
welp I'm stupid

Steak read 133F degrees internal temp. Sorry for phone camera quality. I will post a pic of the garlic confit below, I put a few cloves on the steak and mixed a couple with the taters. Also a few drops of the garlic-infused oil onto the steak.

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rolin

>> No.5951116 [View]

>>5951060
Maybe not black, but definitely an abnormally dark brown. Not good if I get in a situation where my spastic colon decides to spew shit out of my ass like a fire hose.

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>>5951009
Forgot pic

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>>5950949
Aaaaaaaaand it's fucking delicious and crispy. For some reason, venison always makes my poop black.

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>>5950942
Sliced thinly (whatever you prefer) and floured. I usually flour first, dip in egg mix, dip back in flour, let dry for 5 minutes, dip back into flour. Preferences are up to you.

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>>5950916
I like the sound of chili. Any ideas as to what ingredients to include? I don't make a lot of chili.

No need to cook the whole thing tonight, so I decided to take off about half a pound (I've got about 2 pounds left) of it to bread and fry. Will update with results shortly.

pic contains tip: in your egg/milk mix, add a couple tablespoons of some of your favorite hot sauce. flour is just that, pepper, salt, onion and garlic powder. Nothing fancy.

>> No.5487009 [View]

Chicken piccata.

Recipe by Chef John for success. Pair with rice. Bitches love it.

>> No.5486534 [View]

>>5486519
Haven't seen anything craveworthy yet.

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>>5224222
Tastes likes beets. Here's another one for ya: gulasch is just beef stew with a bunch of paprika in it.

>> No.5223100 [View]

Any tips are welcome for next time. This is really good and I'd like to try it again. I think I'll probably double the marinade.

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Bon appétit

First time making butter chicken, as well as eating it, and it tastes awesome. I hope I can try it at a restaurant some time to compare.

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