GeorgioCostanzaX
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aglio e olio…if you like spice and garlic this is da bomba.
Mephisto,
You post a lot of good looking cooking pics. Just curious. Do you have training as a chef? Do you read recipes online? Or do you just do your own judgement making dishes doing your own thing?
Looks delicious: chicken or fish?
Pan-fried in olive oil, just salt and cracked pepper. Delicious.
Sorry, yeah, salmon. Gonna make it part of my weekly meal plan, I think. It's just quick and easy to make.Looks delicious: chicken or fish?
The REAL kfc.
aglio e olio…if you like spice and garlic this is da bomba.
Food is love?I shit you not this dish got me laid back in 2016, 2017. I had a hot neighbor who used to chat me up over our fence sometimes. Somehow the conversation came around to cooking and how bad she sucked at it and wanted to know how to learn to cook with simple dishes (sounds like a Playboy letter but seriously, gen Z women man). I showed her how to make this, which is super cheap and quick, and she seemed so impressed her mood changed from "chatty neighbor who I think said she liked Doctor Who or some British shit" to "holy shit I think this hot young chick is seriously trying to fuck my old ass".
People either love or hate coriander, there is no in-between.
BadBurger a week is a long time to marinade. Did the acid cook it some?
Hate Club here for anything resembling parsley, coriander, cilantro. Not even sure if they are the same thing, but close enough.People either love or hate coriander, there is no in-between.
If I had to choose between coriander or Ricardo's skin peel in my food, I'd probably flip a coin.
People either love or hate coriander, there is no in-between.
Took my wife 2 decades to turn the corner on coriander. She hates anything remotely aniseed tasting.I've found that people who dislike coriander were either using too little or far too much. When they're given a dish with an appropriate use of and amount of coriander they tend to change their mind.
coriander, cilantro. Not even sure if they are the same thing
Jesus Christ, a fucking week ?!!Left some chicken thighs marinating in a cilantro and lime solution for nearly a week, grilled up on the electric:
Made a sammich for the first meal from it:
Why is there peanut butter?!Did I do Mother’s Day right? Filet of beef Maine Lobster tails, Caesar salad and Au Gratin (cheesy) sliced potatoes….I guess h have to paint you a word picture since photo uploads aren’t working?
Years back my bro and sister in law marinated pieces of pork or beef overnight in some sauce with pineapple juice. LOL. The acid broke down the meat so after he grilled it up it was like a pasty pate. Disgusting.Jesus Christ, a fucking week ?!!
The marinade must've absorbed into that chicken right down the the atomic level.
Did that chicken not fall apart the moment you took it out to grill?
Why is there peanut butter?!
Years back my bro and sister in law marinated pieces of pork or beef overnight in some sauce with pineapple juice. LOL. The acid broke down the meat so after he grilled it up it was like a pasty pate. Disgusting.
My bro was wondering what the hell happened. Then his wife said she marinated the meat in the fridge in that sauce she made. What a waste of money. My bro BBQ'ed a full rack of it for family. He was pissed.
Jesus Christ, a fucking week ?!!
The marinade must've absorbed into that chicken right down the the atomic level.
Did that chicken not fall apart the moment you took it out to grill?
Just never heard of anyone marinating something that long but hey if it works for you then awesome.It was certainly tender.
Just never heard of anyone marinating something that long but hey if it works for you then awesome.
I might try it myself.
Dude, you put celery in this? What kind of hot sauce is that? Why is that going in there?!aglio e olio…if you like spice and garlic this is da bomba.
Roasted these at 425F for around an hour.
- Made a random marinade of roughly this General Tsao VH sauce (70%) and 10% each of honey, soy sauce, hot sauce
- Sprinkled salt and pepper all over the legs
- Dipped each drum into a beer glass of the sauce
- Then sprinkled some club house chicken spice powder
- At the half hour point, spooned sauce in the pan on them, flipped them, and added more chicken spice powder if needed
- Came out great, but next time if I make a similar marinade I'm going to add more honey ratio. Maybe make it 60% VH sauce and 20% honey. I was hoping to make some sweet and salty glaze. It was tasty but not really honey glazy as I hoped
Nice. That soup looks like 50% chicken!Misses and son both have Influenza A (the flu) for the last week. Cooked a nice batch of some basic roast chicken and vegies soup to mend what ails. Of course roasted a chicken, reduced some yellow onions, garlic, ginger, salt then some diced vegies such as carrot and celery etc to finally add 6 cups of homemade chicken stock plus some dill and slow cook for hours. Ready made lunches or dinners for them both. Usually we just add a slice of buttered toast too.
I'd pound back all of those skewers.Pesto Chicken Orzo
Lemon Garlic Yogurt Marinated Chicken Skewers
Parmesan Pan-Fried Gnocchi
Lemon Pan-fried Prosciutto with Gnocchi with Romano and Parmesan
Chicken with Zucchini and Rice with Lemon Garlic Yogurt
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Thank you!That all looks so delicious mate. Fucking well done!
The secret is marinating the chicken in Yogurt, then not putting them on the grill right away and letting the heat die down a bit. Chicken is one of the hardest meats to cook on the BBQ. For me it is anyway.Nice. That soup looks like 50% chicken!
I'd pound back all of those skewers.
Rarely make skewers on bbq. And when I have I do them shitty like the veggies and meat dont cook together nicely. Like is overdone and the other undercooked.
Mustard and mushroom sauce, pan fried pork fillet, mashed potato, roasted carrots and granny smith apple.
I took the recipe from this video
But changed it a bit, by using pork fillet and adding mushrooms.
They all look delicious, especially the broccoli and mushrooms. Can you give me a breakdown of that dish (spices and such)?I've been working on improving my Chinese cooking, with good results. I found this website for the instructions https://devour.asia/tag/cooking-chinese/ what I like about it is that it has very simple to follow instructions and also the recipes use a lot of the same base ingredients without getting bogged down with a specific brand or type of (For example Soy sauce). So if you buy a pack or jar of something you'll get to use it up over a range of recipes. Not just once and you forget what recipe you brought that sauce for so it just sits on the shelf.
It's just the main ingredients you need to go shopping for, vegetables or meat. I also leaned to cook Wood ear fungus dishes and tofu which I never knew how to before.
This morning with my new found skills I thought, could I stir fry a full English breakfast?
Well, yes you can! It was delicious and probably quicker than frying the regular way.