What are you making tonight?

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Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
My god that sounds delightful
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a 1 pound filet of steelhead with a side of French peas
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wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
My god that sounds delightful
And it’s soooooo easy. Like … 20 minutes and 5 ingredients easy.
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
My god that sounds delightful
And it’s soooooo easy. Like … 20 minutes and 5 ingredients easy.
Do you have a specific recipe you’re fond of?
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tragabigzanda wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
I’ve had lots of guanciale but that’s cured with salt, sugar, spices.

Im less clear on SOP for jowls. At this restaurant, they were fresh for a whole hog, and we’d just cube them, bread them, fry them. But maybe I’m overthinking this.
The jowl down here is salt cured and smoked.
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Oven baked salmon, brussels, beers
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bodysnatcher wrote:Oven baked salmon, brussels, beers
Should make bream instead.
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wease wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Oven baked salmon, brussels, beers
Should make bream instead.
I already defrosted my salmon fillets
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bodysnatcher wrote:
wease wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Oven baked salmon, brussels, beers
Should make bream instead.
I already defrosted my salmon fillets
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wease wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
I’ve had lots of guanciale but that’s cured with salt, sugar, spices.

Im less clear on SOP for jowls. At this restaurant, they were fresh for a whole hog, and we’d just cube them, bread them, fry them. But maybe I’m overthinking this.
The jowl down here is salt cured and smoked.
What’s the point of curing and smoking something?
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spike wrote:
wease wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:Do you cut it up into small pieces first or what?

Used to work a place that did pork jowl croutons. So dang good. Never had them anywhere else.
This surprises me. After all, spaghetti carbonara is traditionally made with Guanciale.
I’ve had lots of guanciale but that’s cured with salt, sugar, spices.

Im less clear on SOP for jowls. At this restaurant, they were fresh for a whole hog, and we’d just cube them, bread them, fry them. But maybe I’m overthinking this.
The jowl down here is salt cured and smoked.
What’s the point of curing and smoking something?
Preservation, I guess.
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Pan seared salmon, risotto

I forgot all about the salad we were planning to have
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wease wrote:Pan seared salmon, risotto

I forgot all about the salad we were planning to have
Had salmon too. Baked

Roasted potatoes and brussels. Side salad. Tequila.
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This thread needs more pictures

*and also recipes including measurements, descriptions, depictions, plus directions.

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Think I'll make some pasta.
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Pork chops, sweet potatoes, corn on the cob
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you had me up until the sweet potatoes
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c'mon, they're delicious.
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