@damlamb that looks wonderful to me!
pork loin stuffed with leftover rice and teriyaki chicken ,peppers,onion, tomato then smoked
pork loin stuffed with leftover rice and teriyaki chicken ,peppers,onion, tomato then smoked
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Other than missing the crusty bread it hit the mark.
Black beans and rice along with beet greens.
Pickles stay crunchy?
Pounded and rolled?
My turducken from sunday. It looked like an alien was about to come out of it's chest. The cornbread stuffing expanded a little more than I expected but once it was cooked through I just cut it in half, carved it, and you couldn't tell.
Looks awesome, but I'm having trouble spotting the bacon?
I made a wild rice, bacon, mushroom, and caramelized onion stuffing to go in the duck and the Cornish game hens(my dad made the request for turducken and he bought them instead of chickens).
FWIW, this was the first time I've seen(in person) or eaten turducken. Is bacon supposed to be included? Also, next time I'm going to go with my gut and take the skin off the duck. It didn't render the way I was led to believe it would and ended up a flabby layer in the middle that was kind of a turn off.
Middle daughter's birthday #14. Making a batch of rolls to go with dinner. Miss en place ready for a lemon-blueberry pound cake.
I didn't cook this, to be fair, but what I have here is beeramisu. The lady fingers were treated with yards love stout in lieu of rum or coffee liquor. So so good, and you get to keep the glass
An old problem that's easily remedied. Just fry off the duck before wrapping it in the turkey. A good fifteen minutes worth of rendering and browning inside a skillet results in duck skin that is not only thin and completely tender, but also adds some flavor to the mix.
You know it's done when you finish the Tatuaje and you run out of gas!
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