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Made the first potato & leek soup of the season (topped with a mushroom medley). The gf said it was phenomenon, and two other people I served it to couldn't stop eating.Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
Ears were a bit blackened:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I had a lot of foam.Originally Posted by iammatt
Hot or cold?Originally Posted by kwilkinson
From the freezer I pulled a bag filled with some meaty-type parcels, and thought...what is this? It was red, with substantial fat, cut into slabs, some of which had bone in. Mrs. T thought it was pork, but I would have sworn it was a thick-cut new york strip, with the bone in. At this point some of you are no doubt questioning my sanity, but after a weekend of rainy afternoons and non-stop tax code review, well, you're probably right. I thaw the parcel and then re-freeze what we're not going to use. Search through a cookbook and find a recipe for pan-fried steaks, with sauce. Long story short, pulled together a simple dish of corn, potatoes, and pork steaks cooked like beef. It didn't suck.Originally Posted by Thomas
(...)Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
That's the weird part: normally I label with cut and date frozen so we can practice good freezer management. I think Mrs. Thomas was responsible for this, and now that I've opened that particular door I now wonder whether it was really pork. Could have been emu or unicorn. But she hates it, teh lamb, so I have to sneak away for my lamb fix.Originally Posted by Thomas
Hot, which is how I prefer my p&l soup.Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
Same here, actually. But as Matt will tell you, I am a plebe. Glad to know I'm at least in good company.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I was able to buy a case of crown roasts from Sysco, some time ago. White Marble, $1.50/lbs, just beautiful stuff (it pays to spend millions with a food companyOriginally Posted by Piobaire
Pio, would you recommend getting a vacuum sealer? Is there a noticable difference when freezing meat?Originally Posted by VKK3450
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