Food Thread

I’m m not sure if I like sausage gravy or bacon gravy
Might just depends on the day lol
I love both!
I haven’t had stuffed peppers in a long time but sounds like pics are coming soon
I’ve never had bacon gravy, that sounds interesting though. How do you make it, just the same as sausage gravy?
 
Ruben Pizza – Thin Crust
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Burrito tortilla – 12”
Dock tortilla & Par bake to help make crispy – 2 min. ea. Side at 350°F
(I have been using tortillas for a while; previously I have also used “Boboli – thin curst” for a very nice base.)

Swizz cheese
Sauer kraut (LOTS) – squeezed dry
Bake to melt cheese (seals tortilla to keep sauce from making soggy) - ~ 4 min.

Russian dressing – Ken’s brand (much preferred to thousand island)
Corned Beef – sliced thin
Swiss cheese topping
Bake ~ 8 min.

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I think the salad needs more cayenne pepper.

First dish is pasta with ground beef, red bell pepper and sweet potato tator tots. Not sure what I added for seasonings / flavor because this was a while ago, but probably something along the lines of either Italian dressing, olive oil, teriyaki sauce, pepper, maybe some mustard, or a combo of any one of those things. I’ll also sometimes add some ketchup to the ground beef just before it finishes cooking.

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A few more from vacation:
From Spring Creek Tavern in Hot Springs, NC- Fried sweet potato bites and "bee sting" sauce & "high on the hog" sandwich- fried bologna, bacon, and pulled pork and American cheese on Texas toast
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Parent's Ukrainian neighbor had us over for delicious Borscht
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And our final meal tonight before heading out in the morning, grilled ribeyes, bacon wrapped shrimp, and not pictured sauteed peppers&onions and potato salad
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Healthy eating will resume again on Monday!
 
A few more from vacation:
From Spring Creek Tavern in Hot Springs, NC- Fried sweet potato bites and "bee sting" sauce & "high on the hog" sandwich- fried bologna, bacon, and pulled pork and American cheese on Texas toast
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Parent's Ukrainian neighbor had us over for delicious Borscht
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And our final meal tonight before heading out in the morning, grilled ribeyes, bacon wrapped shrimp, and not pictured sauteed peppers&onions and potato salad
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Healthy eating will resume again on Monday!
Heck with Monday!
Long live the weekend!
 
Likely, I wouldn't be surprised. My folks eat there a few times/month and are cordial with the owners, I'll see if they can find out the recipe, or if it's a well guarded secret.
@AdkEric

Just an on-line version:

BEE STING SAUCE
1 stick butter
1 1/2 c Franks Red Hot or whatever hot sauce you use
1/2 c honey (more if you want it sweeter)
1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar
3 Tbsp garlic puree or super fine minced garlic (yes Tbsp I said it is garlicky, less if you want less)
2 tsp mustard powder (or 1 tsp yellow mustard)


Sounds pretty GOOD !

The mustard powder will be much better, but you need to let the flavor develop for at least and hour or two.
 
@AdkEric

Just an on-line version:

BEE STING SAUCE
1 stick butter
1 1/2 c Franks Red Hot or whatever hot sauce you use
1/2 c honey (more if you want it sweeter)
1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar
3 Tbsp garlic puree or super fine minced garlic (yes Tbsp I said it is garlicky, less if you want less)
2 tsp mustard powder (or 1 tsp yellow mustard)


Sounds pretty GOOD !

The mustard powder will be much better, but you need to let the flavor develop for at least and hour or two.
Thanks for that. I think I'll give it a try this weekend!
 
Thanks for that. I think I'll give it a try this weekend!
@AdkEric

Bee-Sting Sauce
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Made a half batch today just to taste & have on-hand.
For hot sauce I used a mixture of ½ Sriracha (Huy Fung brand); and ½ Louisiana Hot Sauce (milder than Sriracha).
Coleman’s dry Mustard Powder.
Bring to very gentle boil; and simmer for ~ 1+ hr.

This is very good. Spicier than I expected, but it would be muted when used as a glaze or sauce.
I could use only Louisiana Hot Sauce next time to make it a little milder; also a little more honey.
It is not as yellow as shown in your photo.

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