Funny you posted this and then Matt posted the below.Listen, you. You listen to me right now. This.
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Done with you. For now.
I don't have that stuff on hand, but I can go to the store.
I just tried it, the meat is what is bland, definitely not the soup. I did well on the soup I think.Just murder that ****** with some fresh herbs and spices on low for another hour or two.
Debating whether or not I should suffer through some college football tonight or just stay home. Hrm. I do have a few Sneak Attack Saison waiting for me though.
This is what I'll do. I didn't add beer, oddly. I can add something though. I like the meat idea. I'll go down at 4:30 and fry the meat up more. I think a simple high heat sear with spices should be okay, no?In the Phillipines, they have a dish called Adobo that they remove the meat from the sauce (mainly fat, soy sauce and lots of garlic) and they start frying the meat and add back a ladle of sauce at a time to concentrate it while the meat browns more. Then they eat it with rice...good stuff. I would kind of take that appoach. I would strain everything and then toss it in a fry pan to caramelize it more. If you have too much "soup" and it isn't too salty, boil it to reduce it some more. Add some more seasonings. Did you use any wine or beer in it? Throw it all back together. Boom!
About to grab a soda and get back to straightening up the living room. Ugh.
More water. I did @Remmy a beverage at lunch.