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Another stay at home , and forage a meal. So, hidden under the blanket of fresh grated Parmesan is a mound of thin fettuccini, well dolloped with a fast meat sauce (not daring to call it a Sunday gravy), and a liberal sprinkling of garden basil. Paired with what turned out to be a great wine blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet sauv. Brad
Forgot to take pics , but made a great Massaman curry chicken dish yesterday and it was damn tasty if I do say so myself. Made it outside on my portable wok station and it must of smelled great to, as a neighbor about a quarter mile away got in his truck and drove over to see “what smells so damn good”
Slammer!!!
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Originally posted by slammerMy compliments to da pig!!! Better than any steak I’ve had in the last 2 years.
And the view didn’t suck either!!! Cooked to 148 and 150 respectively!!!
Fresh strawberry spinach salad and potato duo !!!
Slammer!!!
Those look great! Right up there with a thick steak, we enjoy thick bone-in pork. We usually try to find 1-1/2" + thick pork steaks cut lengthwise from a pork shoulder/boston butt. Its getting more difficult to find that thick of a cut nowadays. I may have to start looking for whole shoulders and cut/saw em myself. I have done that once. you get 4-5 steaks long ways along with end cuts to chop up for other stuff. Brad
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