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What's for Dinner?
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I had NO idea what I wanted to eat tonight. Except guacamole. Just a random craving. So, I started with that. The rest just came together as I was wondering through the fridge.
Guac, pico de gallo, bacon wrapped scallops, lettuce wraps and a few snacky bits, cause I thought I might still be hungry..
Surprisingly full, and very sated.
Guac, pico de gallo, bacon wrapped scallops, lettuce wraps and a few snacky bits, cause I thought I might still be hungry..
Surprisingly full, and very sated.
Thursday morning I defrosted a package of pork tenderloin. There's 2 loins in the package, far more than Mrs WM81 and I will eat in one sitting (no hungry teenagers in the house any more), and I had the urge for Souvlaki or Shish Kebab. But the forecast was rain, so no grilling. Nope, not letting THAT stop me.
Removed the fat and silverside, sliced into 2" slices, and pounded thin. One was marinated with Syrian Traditional Shish Kebab seasoning -- I have no idea how traditional it is, but while it's designed for lamb, it works great on pork as well! 4 parts ground allspice, 2 parts salt (I use seasoned salt), 1 part ground black pepper, and olive oil. This one needs an overnight marinate period, so that's Friday's dinner.
For Thursday, Pork Souvlaki marinade. You can tell this one is fully authentic, as it uses soy sauce!
Ok, it's not authentic, but it tastes great. Olive oil, soy sauce, oregano, black pepper, and garlic.
Instead of marinating and grilling chunks, I simply pan fried the slices. There's enough oil in the marinades that I didn't bother adding any to the pan. Thursday night added fried potatoes and a large salad, and last night was rice vermicelli and steamed broccoli.
Removed the fat and silverside, sliced into 2" slices, and pounded thin. One was marinated with Syrian Traditional Shish Kebab seasoning -- I have no idea how traditional it is, but while it's designed for lamb, it works great on pork as well! 4 parts ground allspice, 2 parts salt (I use seasoned salt), 1 part ground black pepper, and olive oil. This one needs an overnight marinate period, so that's Friday's dinner.
For Thursday, Pork Souvlaki marinade. You can tell this one is fully authentic, as it uses soy sauce!
Ok, it's not authentic, but it tastes great. Olive oil, soy sauce, oregano, black pepper, and garlic.
Instead of marinating and grilling chunks, I simply pan fried the slices. There's enough oil in the marinades that I didn't bother adding any to the pan. Thursday night added fried potatoes and a large salad, and last night was rice vermicelli and steamed broccoli.
Friday night.....
KA "00" flour. 24 hour rise. Nice thin crust with an excellent chew. NM Roadrunner pizza. (pepperoni, Italian sausage, green chile)
KA "00" flour. 24 hour rise. Nice thin crust with an excellent chew. NM Roadrunner pizza. (pepperoni, Italian sausage, green chile)
Brisket nachos for the win!
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I have never made this, and I have no idea why I decided to.
No regrets!
Bacon wrapped meatloaf.
Still in the oven.
No regrets!
Bacon wrapped meatloaf.
Still in the oven.
Don't know why I've never done that before.
Damn good.
The bacon was an after thought, but the reason I wanted meatloaf is because I wanted melted cheese.
You can judge, but I feel no shame.
Damn good.
The bacon was an after thought, but the reason I wanted meatloaf is because I wanted melted cheese.
You can judge, but I feel no shame.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Your beer needs a refill...
Pork chop and a half, zucchini, cubed potatoes all done on the weber. Tried something different with the potatoes, I infused some olive oil with rosemary, pepper, garlic and thyme then tossed the potatoes and some onion with it, wrapped in foil and threw on the grill for about 20 mins before the chops.
Got a skirt steak marinating in chimichuri for a taco BBQ with friends this afternoon
Got a skirt steak marinating in chimichuri for a taco BBQ with friends this afternoon
That picture was from last night
Ground pepper and garlic powder added this morning. Looking good so far.
You need some spritz for sure. Its drying out.
Apple juice or Apple Juice and Apple cider vinegar in a spray bottle.
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