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Making bread today from the juice left in the pickle jar.
It's called, and this is not an April Fool's joke, Dill Dough.
:D

I made a version of this with a bread machine a few years ago, to mixed reviews.

I've since adapted it to make in the oven, and my kids love it, especially with a generous smear of goat cheese.

Try tossing some chopped olives in with the chopped pickles. De-Lish!
 
I made a version of this with a bread machine a few years ago, to mixed reviews.

I've since adapted it to make in the oven, and my kids love it, especially with a generous smear of goat cheese.

Try tossing some chopped olives in with the chopped pickles. De-Lish!

I am making mine in the oven as well, thanks for the dill dough tips :D

Adding a pic.

https://40.media.tumblr.com/436e89ad56135ead0785c61f0bdb841a/tumblr_o4z6xxpick1ttoj3bo1_400.jpg

It didn't last long. I will be making this again, certainly.
 
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Simple bachelor food tonight. The grill in the AKORN needed cleaning, so I fired it up and gradually increased the internal temperature to about 500°F. A few brushes and the old bbq sauce, etc. was carbonized and brushed off the cast iron. Then the frozen corn from the freezer went on in foil with spices. After half an hour, I increased the temperature to about 650°F and threw the spiced strip steak on. A couple of minutes on each side and the steak was perfect. I collected it all, turned the grill up to wide open, and ate. Now, the AKORN is coming down from close to 800°F and is clean as a whistle. Ready for next time.
 
Someone flicked a switch to 'cold' and temps are way down.
Simple, easy, comfort food for dinner - shepherd's pie.
 
I've been perfecting this spicy Asian pork loin. Season with garlic salt and pepper, sear all sides on high in frying pan. Then stick the pork loins in a baking dish, pour about 1 cup of soy sauce over them then slather sambal oelek (chili paste) all over them. Bake at 350 for about 45 mins. Take pork loins out and rest then added a little flour/water paste to meat juice in pan. Mix in pan and stick back in oven so it thickens a little bit. Cut pork medallions and drizzle the soy/chili gravy over the meat. YUM!
 
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Stupid sweet shit killed me!

I've made most of that stuff tho.
 
I've been perfecting this spicy Asian pork loin. Season with garlic salt and pepper, sear all sides on high in frying pan. Then stick the pork loins in a baking dish, pour about 1 cup of soy sauce over them then slather sambal oelek (chili paste) all over them. Bake at 350 for about 45 mins. Take pork loins out and rest then added a little flour/water paste to meat juice in pan. Mix in pan and stick back in oven so it thickens a little bit. Cut pork medallions and drizzle the soy/chili gravy over the meat. YUM!

That looks fantastic!
 
I've been perfecting this spicy Asian pork loin. Season with garlic salt and pepper, sear all sides on high in frying pan. Then stick the pork loins in a baking dish, pour about 1 cup of soy sauce over them then slather sambal oelek (chili paste) all over them. Bake at 350 for about 45 mins. Take pork loins out and rest then added a little flour/water paste to meat juice in pan. Mix in pan and stick back in oven so it thickens a little bit. Cut pork medallions and drizzle the soy/chili gravy over the meat. YUM!

Looks tasty.

I was going to grill today but just did not feel like dealing with the 50mph rotors coming off the mountain. So, there's a nice round steak being braised in Portuguese red wine with onions, mushrooms, potatoes, carrots and garlic in the oven right now. Call me lazy.
 
That looks fantastic!

It was! I served up some rice pilaf and asparagus on the side.

Looks tasty.


I was going to grill today but just did not feel like dealing with the 50mph rotors coming off the mountain. So, there's a nice round steak being braised in Portuguese red wine with onions, mushrooms, potatoes, carrots and garlic in the oven right now. Call me lazy.

Mmmmm not lazy at all. Your description brought back a smile of a recipe I wrote down with my dad which was Beef Bourguignon. We used to call it Beef Boef. I wrote it on the back of an envelope, now what did I do with it? :confused:

Great kite day for the boys to go to the beach while I napped in my Sunday food coma.
 
It was! I served up some rice pilaf and asparagus on the side.



Mmmmm not lazy at all. Your description brought back a smile of a recipe I wrote down with my dad which was Beef Bourguignon. We used to call it Beef Boef. I wrote it on the back of an envelope, now what did I do with it? :confused:

Great kite day for the boys to go to the beach while I napped in my Sunday food coma.

The swans were holed up in the very south end of Potter Marsh where they were out of the blast of the wind. Lots of dust kicking up about town.

Time to check the braise!
 
Such a cheater today....


I gorged on hot wings, beer and pizza from the local pizza joint.






I'm about to put on an adult diaper and go to bed. :cool:
 
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