About to start chili. Not my best recipe but a faster and easier one that is loved.
Travis'n'Texas
Travis'n'Texas
^^ This is something that I have been wanting to make!
What did you think of the shiritaki noodles? I tried some a couple of years ago...looking for some guilt free pasta options. I was not a fan. The equivalent of a nasty beer drain-pour. Couldn't do it. The dish you have pictured looks delicious! But tell me about the texture and flavor of the noodles.
I would've liked to have cut them to half their length for the dish I made, but wet & packaged loose the way they are would've made that quite time consuming.
What I do is dump the package into a colander, rinse the bejeezus out of them, then just use scissors and cut down through the lot in a few places, shake, cut again. Makes it much easier.
I make a dish called buta kimchi and I like these noodles in that dish.
I do the same. I eat those and the shirataki rice a lot when I low carb. Are they the same taste and textures of regular noodles and rice? No but they work really well as a substitute when I'm craving them while low-carbing
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Beet ravioli with browned butter, served with the beet greens and some kale from the garden and the latest version of brett bread,
My refrigerator pickles I made Sat morning are just ok. Tastes like the cuke and onion vinegar stuff my grandma made.
She just made a vinegar and water bath and soaked cukes and onions in it in the fridge. This was similar, but stronger.
I think what I need to do is look into fermented pickles.
Sorry to gloss over the main and talk about the salad, but are those garden tomatoes?
Packaged up the rest of my homemade kraut for the refrigerator. I had a few ounces of the brine left, so I plan to spike it with vodka for a nightcap later.
Use more garlic than you think you will need. They make the pickle. I've made a bunch.
We cured then smoked a whole boneless pork loin roast and made buckboard bacon. The stuff is awesome delicious!
That's 5 pounds of sliced finished product. It's now portioned into 8 oz. ziplocs which were then placed in a Foodsaver bag, vacuum-sealed, and into the freezer.
I made ~4 full loins of that a couple years ago. Vacuum-sealed and in the freezer, it lasts for a LONG time.
Just about out of it now, and hoping loins go on sale again for what I paid a couple years ago, but I don't think that's happening.
Isn't this technically Canadian bacon though? I though buckboard bacon was made with shoulder, not loin....
Regardless, good and easy and much better (and cheaper!) than store bought!
If it's made in America it can't be Canadian Bacon... (i kid... )
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