Ooooh this was a good one.
Broth was made with veggie broth, coconut cream, fish sauce, soy sauce, Brown sugar, garlic, ginger, paprika, and gochujang.
First time making a pot roast, even after the cat knocked over and shattered the wine bottle overnight. Wife reminded me that we had a bottle in the pantry.
This one came out excellent, and I am very happy with it. It is a pretty typical red wine braise for the short ribs, but with some gochujang and a little bit of fish sauce added for extra umami. I will 100% make this for company now that I have tried it out.
I won't call it pizza, because of how royally I screwed up the crust. I was trying to use this Serious Eats recipe, but my aging food scale severely under-weighed the volume of water, so at first I ended up with a wet paste rather than a dough. I kept adding a few tablespoons of flour and mixing until it finally looked like dough, though by this point it was over-kneaded and under yeasted, and didn't really rise.
Thinking of making a food channel. I have a lot great recipes, and unique meals that love to share. You can follow me over on Pixelfed. Where I will begin to share some of my unique recipes and other recipes I will be making.
Over the holidays we drove from Saskatchewan to Columbus, Ohio for a wedding. We spent Christmas in Chicago and got to enjoy wet hot Italian beef sandwiches. Wow, they were great! A big thanks to my wife who found the place, Al's #1Beef.
Growing up these donuts were a new year's tradition. I hadn't had them for decades, so I decided to learn how to make them. They're super easy to make and super delicious. It's a fried donut with a wonderfully crispy outer shell and a soft pillowy interior. They're traditionally topped with warm honey, cinnamon, and chopped walnut (I also toasted the walnuts).
I used New Year's Eve leftovers as an excuse to make houskové knedlíky (bread dumplings) from the Czech Republic. I almost felt like I was back in Prague! 🇨🇿🍖
Ordered this from a local spot for our Christmas Eve dinner. Crabs, shrimp, crawfish, mussels, lobster, sausage, potatoes, and corn, all in a buttery garlicky spiced sauce. Happy holidays, y'all!
The couple in front of us has been told to come back at 7pm. But - I guess - because my wife speaks Japanese they let us in and just told us that we only have 1.5 hours at the table because it's reserved after that.
I didn't have chicken but I had pork so I made these.
It was amazing.
Recipe https://khinskitchen.com/chinese-chicken-balls-with-sweet-and-sour-sauce/#recipe
Mango Chef closed this year in #NorthBattleford and it made an amazing pork bulgogi dish. Finally found gochujang paste to make the dish at home. Loved it. It is pretty easy to put together and so yummy. I think it was just as good as the one from the restaurant at a fraction of the cost.
I mostly used this recipe, https://chefchrischo.com/korean-spicy-pork-jeyuk-bokkeum/#recipe
Four50 Grill in North Battleford has amazing burgers - and very filling, you won't need supper after these.
The one across is their D'Wiesen burger is filled with saurkraut, swiss cheese, and sausage all on a toasted pretzel bun, with onion rings.
The closer one is a spicy pickle burger with a side of Buffalo chicken poutine.
It's very yummy, but your daily sodium intake will skyrocket haha.
It's got mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, green peppers, bacon, and hashbrowns as a filling and a topping, with a slice of American and Swiss cheese inside and on top.
Last steak was not up to code. This one was cooked in a sous vide 50C for two hours. Than seared it on a grill for 2min on one side and 1min on the other. Let it sit for a few minutes.