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What did you eat last night for dinner?

kwilkinson

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
She was just kidding...I mean, we use Korean nori for our spam musubi's
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She does want a brand suggestion for the bulgogi sauce though.

Yeah, I'm going to suggest to the owner the oxtail goes on the menu, unless it's too much labour cost (which I suspect it might be). It was the best dish there (other than the foie).

I was getting pretty hammered by the last course, the hangar steak.


Shouldn't really be. Oxtail is easy to prepare, just a few minutes of work and then a long time waiting while it simmers. Whenever someone walks by, they skim the pot. Easy peezy. Plus housemade pasta dough costs like 2 cents a portion. So unless there is more to the equation, it shouldn't be that labor intensive.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Shouldn't really be. Oxtail is easy to prepare, just a few minutes of work and then a long time waiting while it simmers. Whenever someone walks by, they skim the pot. Easy peezy. Plus housemade pasta dough costs like 2 cents a portion. So unless there is more to the equation, it shouldn't be that labor intensive.

Don't you have to pull the meat out of the bones though?
 

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
Don't you have to pull the meat out of the bones though?


True, but if braised properly, the meat should come off easily and it shouldn't take too long, unless doing huge quantities.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
True, but if braised properly, the meat should come off easily and it shouldn't take too long, unless doing huge quantities.

Man, I need to go find some oxtail recipes, and experiment this weekend.
 

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
Man, I need to go find some oxtail recipes, and experiment this weekend.

This is where a crock pot or a pressure cooker would be a great tool to use.

What I like to make is an Irish beef stew, but instead of using beef chunks, I use oxtail. The gelatin from the tendon and fat in the tail really make for a nice mouth feel.
 

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Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
This is where a crock pot or a pressure cooker would be a great tool to use.

What I like to make is an Irish beef stew, but instead of using beef chunks, I use oxtail. The gelatin from the tendon and fat in the tail really make for a nice mouth feel.


Good call on the crock pot. I'm not sure what path exactly I'm going yet, but think it will involve browning off some tails, then simmering them with veg and wine in a crock pot. Thinking over some noodles or mashed potato.
 

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Ribeye steaks cooked on the grill, medium rare. Angel Hair with some leftover pesto. Roasted Asparagus.
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Originally Posted by Douglas
Ribeye steaks cooked on the grill, medium rare.
Angel Hair with some leftover pesto.
Roasted Asparagus.

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something about this that looks so comforting.
 

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Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
This is where a crock pot or a pressure cooker would be a great tool to use.

What I like to make is an Irish beef stew, but instead of using beef chunks, I use oxtail. The gelatin from the tendon and fat in the tail really make for a nice mouth feel.


giggle... nice mouth feel...

K
 

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Originally Posted by VKK3450
giggle... nice mouth feel...

K


You know exactly what I'm talking about.
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this is from earlier tonight:

thai chicken fried rice with home grown organic tomatoes, cucumbers, and parsley from mom's backyard.

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i cook for myself only.
 

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Steak (the butcher shop was closed, so I had to make do with grocery store steak), roasted cauliflower and, in honor of President Obama's historic beer summit, Boston's own Sam Adams Boston Lager.
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you ate all that cauliflower? damn!

i may do some vegatable roasting this weekend.

going to nougatine for lunch and flushing hot pot buffet for dinner on saturday, kinda excited!
 

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