That steak looks a little well done
That steak looks a little well done
Ouch that's always rough....new grills can be a bit hormonal at firstI agree. It was slightly over cooked. Im working with a new grill.
Ouch that's always rough....new grills can be a bit hormonal at first
Sous Vide...
Phew that's a relief.. steak isn't steak unless it's still bleedingand it looks more done in the pictures than what it actually was. Im normally a rare+ kind of guy.
I absolutely respect that. Grilling for 18 tonight. But when it comes to getting the perfect steak, I'll take science.Those don't seem very fun too me. I love the process of the charcoal grill.
lime marinated chicken with a home made basil and roasted almond pesto and zukes
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Grilled zuc is one of my absolute favorites.
My simple methodology:
1) Cut into spears and let soak in olive oil for 30 min. Perhaps season oil with onion or onion powder.
2) Grill to where skin is still green but char marks visible on the non-skin sides. (about like your pic)
3) Once off the grill, cover with fair coating of grated parmesan cheese and then lightly dust with your favorite seasoned salt.
4) Serve while still hot.
That looks yummy
I wonder if you could add crab meat and old bay to that.....
It's pretty much cheese heaven.That looks yummy
Not much of a crab person, so dunno how that would taste. The cheese is a mixture of motz and feta, would that work with crab? Supposed to be sulguni, but that's not available where I live.I wonder if you could add crab meat and old bay to that.....
I love cheese I love feta and I feel like with a touch of garlic and old bay crab meat would be good...or shrimp. I love taking unique dishes and making something entirely new out of them! Never heard of sulguni, wonder what that cheese tastes like?It's pretty much cheese heaven.
Not much of a crab person, so dunno how that would taste. The cheese is a mixture of motz and feta, would that work with crab? Supposed to be sulguni, but that's not available where I live.
Sulguni is a Georgian (country, not state) cheese. It's an elastic brined cheese, so that fits the description of a motz/feta mix in theory. The motz/feta mix is what most recipes call for. I need to try some khachapuri at a restaurant that uses sulguni sometime.I love cheese I love feta and I feel like with a touch of garlic and old bay crab meat would be good...or shrimp. I love taking unique dishes and making something entirely new out of them! Never heard of sulguni, wonder what that cheese tastes like?
Only place I found it in a restaurant was in Brooklyn, NY.Sulguni is a Georgian (country, not state) cheese. It's an elastic brined cheese, so that fits the description of a motz/feta mix in theory. The motz/feta mix is what most recipes call for. I need to try some khachapuri at a restaurant that uses sulguni sometime.