Re: Post Random Food-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Mon July 22, 2024 3:44 am
No you don’tE.H. Ruddock wrote:I really want to delve deep into the world of seaweed
Love is a strong word.tragabigzanda wrote:There’s a kelp kraut I have that I loveE.H. Ruddock wrote:I really want to delve deep into the world of seaweed
You gotta brine the tenderloins. After that, they roast well and come out juicy.Chris_H_2 wrote:it's a crime to roast or grill a pork tenderloin, which could be one of the most boring, flavorless, often dry pieces of the pig imageable. i grill-roasted a boneless pork loin from the blade or rib end last night, and it turned out great (perfectly done with a nice smoke). But while it had more fat, it was still lower on the flavor profile (I gussied it up with a roasted garlic salsa verde). I can't imagine the tire we would've eaten if it was a tenderloin.
lipstick on a pig . . .wease wrote:You gotta brine the tenderloins. After that, they roast well and come out juicy.Chris_H_2 wrote:it's a crime to roast or grill a pork tenderloin, which could be one of the most boring, flavorless, often dry pieces of the pig imageable. i grill-roasted a boneless pork loin from the blade or rib end last night, and it turned out great (perfectly done with a nice smoke). But while it had more fat, it was still lower on the flavor profile (I gussied it up with a roasted garlic salsa verde). I can't imagine the tire we would've eaten if it was a tenderloin.
No, brining a pigChris_H_2 wrote:lipstick on a pig . . .wease wrote:You gotta brine the tenderloins. After that, they roast well and come out juicy.Chris_H_2 wrote:it's a crime to roast or grill a pork tenderloin, which could be one of the most boring, flavorless, often dry pieces of the pig imageable. i grill-roasted a boneless pork loin from the blade or rib end last night, and it turned out great (perfectly done with a nice smoke). But while it had more fat, it was still lower on the flavor profile (I gussied it up with a roasted garlic salsa verde). I can't imagine the tire we would've eaten if it was a tenderloin.
wease wrote:No, brining a pigChris_H_2 wrote:lipstick on a pig . . .wease wrote:You gotta brine the tenderloins. After that, they roast well and come out juicy.Chris_H_2 wrote:it's a crime to roast or grill a pork tenderloin, which could be one of the most boring, flavorless, often dry pieces of the pig imageable. i grill-roasted a boneless pork loin from the blade or rib end last night, and it turned out great (perfectly done with a nice smoke). But while it had more fat, it was still lower on the flavor profile (I gussied it up with a roasted garlic salsa verde). I can't imagine the tire we would've eaten if it was a tenderloin.
have you tried your local h mart?BurtReynolds wrote:Why is it so hard to find some decent queso in grocery stores? Wtf this is Texas for the love of god. I don't ask for much.