97BlackAckCL

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Thanks J

Abe_Froman

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I really should start posting more often in this thread. My girlfriend and I are always cooking up some cools things. Here is what I made the other night:

Persian Chicken Kabobs:

Mizouse

I made a simple Chinese "white cut" style of chicken last night.

Didn't make the ginger, green onion and oil sauce thou.

97BlackAckCL

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Those chicken kabobs

What kind of sauce did you marinate in?

Abe_Froman

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I wish I could have threw them on the grill, I think they would have came out even better.

So here is what I use:

1) Black pepper
2) Cayenne pepper
3) Turmeric
4) Paprika
5) Canola oil
6) Lime juice (I prefer freshly squeezed)
7) Saffron oil (saffron is stupid expensive and I couldn't find the oil. So I just bought the saffron at a local supermarket and made the oil from that)
8) Salt (almost everyone uses salt, but I'm not a big salt guy so I skip out on it)
9) Nonfat greek yogurt

This video is almost identical to how I make mine:

Mizouse

BTW if ya didn't know, there's a kabob thread. Post up your creations

https://acurazine.com/forums/cooking...thread-709160/

97BlackAckCL

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I have a corned beef brisket in the crockpot with home brewed beer, onions and garlic, making the corned beef for reubens tonight

Jakes_tl

This look good, i'll have to add it to my kabob recipe list.

97BlackAckCL

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Made a corned beef brisket in the crock-pot for reubens, omg so good!

97BlackAckCL

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Sensing a theme on this page lol, made corned beef and cabbage cooked in my home brewed Simcoe IPA

CCColtsicehockey

So first meal using the leftover brisket last night I made some brisket grilled cheese sandwiches. Nothing crazy. Just cheddar and monteray jack cheese mixed together and some shredded oven reheated brisket and a small drizzle of bbq sauce. Man were they good. The brisket reheated much better than expected as well. Put it on a foil wrapped baking sheet and then sprtized it with some apple juice losely covered with another piece of foil. Then in the over at 325 for about 20min.





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97BlackAckCL

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Looks amazing bro

CCColtsicehockey

Left over brisket dinner round two. Brisket tacos with onions, pablano pepper, jalapeno, cheddar cheese, and a drizzle of blue hog smokey mountain.

97BlackAckCL

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I hate you...

CCColtsicehockey

You could have bought a brisket last night

97BlackAckCL

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endo022

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wow, it's been a while since I've been on this thread and on Azine in general.

Anyhow, thought I start it back right with some food post

Making homemade pho...oxtail pho to be exact. So goooooooood...


Gather the ingredients

Roast...

and toast

Get all the bones and oxtail in...and slow simmer the bejesus out of them for hours and hours

The reward!

97BlackAckCL

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Damn, looking good as always Endo!

97BlackAckCL

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Well, this thread doesn't get much love so figured I'd throw something in here. I have a pretty bad shellfish allergy but I grew up eating crab and shrimp so I do miss it from time to time. One thing I really miss is crab cakes, so I made tuna cakes for the first time. I used the garlic and herb flavored tuna packs which are my favorite and also let the mixture sit overnight to blend the flavors together. Then I cooked them on a hot skillet and flattened them into patties



My pan wasn't hot enough on the first try so they did stick a bit, but they still came out great



I also made a homemade tarter sauce which came out fantastic. It had a strong dill taste because I used fresh dill along with dill relish, however it complimented the tuna cake flavor and paired with it perfectly. The GF was impressed with how well I blended the flavors together. She said this will be one of her most requested dishes going forward lol

97BlackAckCL

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Single digits and negative windchills means it's the perfect time to make some chili, my buddy had given me some ground venison cut with beef in order to be ground, so I used 2 lbs of it for the chili



Browned the meat and then loaded everything into the Crock-Pot before work



Finished product came out great! So good and just the right spice level

CCColtsicehockey

I need to make some chili. Been craving some for a while.

97BlackAckCL

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I had been for a while as well, so worth it. Next time I make chili will be after I smoke that brisket in my freezer

CCColtsicehockey

That is when I keep saying I will make chili is after one of my briskets but I never end up getting around to it.

97BlackAckCL

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CCColtsicehockey

So we started back ordering one to two boxes a month from the meal services we had been using last year when focusing on watching what we eat. We basically have used it as a good way to come up with new recipes to try and not have to go to the grocery store each time to try them out for the first time. This latest order I chose a chilli which I have been meaning to make anyways. Not really difficult to make but most in the past have been in the chrocpot but this one all made in one pot on the stove. Turned out excellent. I would probably add more types of peppers in it next time cause I like chilli with lots of veggies in it. Overall was very good. Wasn't supper spicey though so might even dice up a habanero next time as one large jalapeno wasn't enough for me heat wise.

CCColtsicehockey

So after making chili as one of my meal kit meals it got me interested in making some more on my own finally. I literally made this one my own. Read a few recipes but didn't go off any of them. Made it all in one pot on the stove to make it simple. I like spicy things so I put two jalapenos and two orange habaneros in it with the seeds to add flavor while cooking. I didn't add any actually spicy seasonings and it has a nice kick but not overbearing.

97BlackAckCL

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Looks good dude, I was going to make fun of you for using a kit, but props for making it yourself this time

97BlackAckCL

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I made Tuna Cakes again this week, so good

CCColtsicehockey

Need to try those sometime.

If I would change anything next time I make it is I would add more beans.

Mizouse

Bearcat94

Guinness Braised Short Ribs and Mixed Berry Crumble

CCColtsicehockey

That looks excellent

Bearcat94

The Berry Crumble is super easy to make .... and so .

CCColtsicehockey

Might have to make me some of that. Looks like a great crumble top. Might make some with some peaches

CCColtsicehockey

Been a while since I made some paninis. Asked Megan what she wanted for dinner the other night and that is what she said. They are not super inovled. Four slices of deli meet (typically use some type of seasoned turkey; this time was cracked pepper mill turkey). Alternate normally between horshradish cheddar cheese or 3 pepper pepper jack (used the horshradish this time). I carmalize onions to put some veggies in them. I also put fresh jalapeno slices in mine as well. Lastly for this recipe I used a 3 pepper mayo spread from Boarshead on the pumpernickel rye bread.

Bearcat94

I'm thinking about Caramel Apple and Cranberry.

CCColtsicehockey

Had been craving some baked oatmeal from local farmers market back home. Theirs is almost like a dessert more than a breakfast in how sweet and cake like it is. So this came out nothing like it since I used large rolled oats. It did turn out really good though still.

Bearcat94

A double helping of Cottage Pie w/Irish Cheddar Mashed

Bearcat94

Make that two double helpings.

civicdrivr

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Last night's dinner was salmon over quinoa with roasted cauliflower, sweet potatoes, and tomato's with homemade tzatziki sauce.



Tonight was grilled chicken legs with roasted brussel sprouts, parmesan potatoes, arugula, and a dijon vinaigrette.