Food Thread

Ribs cooked w/ Sous Vide technique.

The ribs, spices, etc. are vacuum sealed in a plastic bag.
It is then cooked in a temperature controlled water bath. +/- 1°F
The plastic bag retains all of the moisture. Some liquid will cook out of the meat, but this maintains 100% humidity, and results in a nice Au Jus sauce.

There are now many brands of Sous Vide devices:
Sounds very interesting
I’ve never ventured into that but coming very soon
Thanks for the knowledge
 
Zucchini Boats stuffed w/ Lamb
Rev: 200424 1230

Zucchini - ~8” long, halved, deseeded
Lamb – ground; w/ panko, onion, garlic, ginger, tamari (San-J brand)
Bake: 350°F for 30 min.

French fries – hand-cut
Deep fry in corn oil – 325°F for 20 min.
200425 Zuchini Boats w Stuffed Lamb -IMG_0446 (002).JPG
 
Smoked beef ribs from a cow I butchered20200427_195009.jpg, homemade potato skins with chives from the yard and broccoli with garlic roasted in olive oil, salt and pepper. Ribs were dry rubbed and let sit for 2 days, then smoked for 3 hours with Mulberry wood. Then, into the oven at 350 for another 2.5 hours in foil sitting in a little wine and homemade BBQ sauce.
 
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Looks good to me! My dinner tonight will be a half a can of baked beans and a precooked breaded chicken tender. Very boring, but I’m too tired to cook. Very long week and tomorrow will be busy too.
Nothing wrong with that, I've had plenty of those nights.
 

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