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Re: The Cooking Thread - Paleo - Baking - Grilling - Q - Sushi - Whatcha got?
LooseGoose wrote:Damn that looks good Wags.
Bought a couple of butts today to do tomorrow. I'll take your Rib over them.....
I was skeptical about the cooking and shutting the oven off. Also a whole cup of butter on the PR as a paste at 500 for 25 minutes. Didn’t over power the PR at all.
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There is a better way to do this Wags. I'm sure it was glorious. I am not trying to be a know it all or a hater. I used to cook these hot as fuck and my results were similar. Always tasted great but I didn't realize there was a better way.
See how at the top end of your cut you have gray/brown and only at the thick part you have the medium/med rare pink? In a perfect world you want as little of that grey/brown as possible and as much of that pink as possible. There is a serious eats article somewhere about trial and error in a way to achieve this.
The verdict is to cook it low and slow (200-225) until you get to say 110 internal temp. Then blast it at as high temps as possible for 10 minutes or so (until you get to your ideal internal temp - for me it's probably around 120) to get a nice exterior crust.
Give it a shot next time, it really does work.
See how at the top end of your cut you have gray/brown and only at the thick part you have the medium/med rare pink? In a perfect world you want as little of that grey/brown as possible and as much of that pink as possible. There is a serious eats article somewhere about trial and error in a way to achieve this.
The verdict is to cook it low and slow (200-225) until you get to say 110 internal temp. Then blast it at as high temps as possible for 10 minutes or so (until you get to your ideal internal temp - for me it's probably around 120) to get a nice exterior crust.
Give it a shot next time, it really does work.
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WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:There is a better way to do this Wags. I'm sure it was glorious. I am not trying to be a know it all or a hater. I used to cook these hot as fuck and my results were similar. Always tasted great but I didn't realize there was a better way.
See how at the top end of your cut you have gray/brown and only at the thick part you have the medium/med rare pink? In a perfect world you want as little of that grey/brown as possible and as much of that pink as possible. There is a serious eats article somewhere about trial and error in a way to achieve this.
The verdict is to cook it low and slow (200-225) until you get to say 110 internal temp. Then blast it at as high temps as possible for 10 minutes or so (until you get to your ideal internal temp - for me it's probably around 120) to get a nice exterior crust.
Give it a shot next time, it really does work.
I will. Does the paste have an effect on low and slow vs. throw it in at 500? for 5 minutes per pound They wanted you to really paste it all around. I was worried about that because 7 cloves of garlic scared me. My wife has a real keen taste for spice and i thought it would over power it. She liked it. I'm thinking because much was burnt off. In your method it seems it might soak in more. Which is no problem, I'd cut back on the garlic and thyme and rosemary
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Also, I got the meat from Nino's. Thought it was a bit fatty, but I liked it over all. We're going to try french dip tomorrow for the game with the rest.
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LooseGoose wrote:Damn that looks good Wags.
Bought a couple of butts today to do tomorrow. I'll take your Rib over them.....
How you doing the butts?
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DWags wrote:WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:There is a better way to do this Wags. I'm sure it was glorious. I am not trying to be a know it all or a hater. I used to cook these hot as fuck and my results were similar. Always tasted great but I didn't realize there was a better way.
See how at the top end of your cut you have gray/brown and only at the thick part you have the medium/med rare pink? In a perfect world you want as little of that grey/brown as possible and as much of that pink as possible. There is a serious eats article somewhere about trial and error in a way to achieve this.
The verdict is to cook it low and slow (200-225) until you get to say 110 internal temp. Then blast it at as high temps as possible for 10 minutes or so (until you get to your ideal internal temp - for me it's probably around 120) to get a nice exterior crust.
Give it a shot next time, it really does work.
I will. Does the paste have an effect on low and slow vs. throw it in at 500? for 5 minutes per pound They wanted you to really paste it all around. I was worried about that because 7 cloves of garlic scared me. My wife has a real keen taste for spice and i thought it would over power it. She liked it. I'm thinking because much was burnt off. In your method it seems it might soak in more. Which is no problem, I'd cut back on the garlic and thyme and rosemary
Nah, the paste actually will help give it a better crust. It's not going to soak into the meat much. The same is true of when you do a butt or a brisket or anything, really. The majority of mass in that cut is interior. You're really only affecting the crust/bark.
A pork butt for example - almost impossible to over season. It's definitely possible to over salt a brisket because in certan parts of the flat the exterior:interior ratio is almost even but not really with a butt or a rib roast.
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DWags wrote:LooseGoose wrote:Damn that looks good Wags.
Bought a couple of butts today to do tomorrow. I'll take your Rib over them.....
How you doing the butts?
I don't know. My SiL is coming down around 9am so we'll have 9-10 hours. Plan is to have them for dinner tomorrow. I'll see what he wants to try or do, he's usually got an idea he wants to try.
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I'm going to try that way WBH. This method I saw on youtube wanted you to just trust your oven vs. the poundage of your meat. Oven is new so I said, screw it, lets try it, I've never hit something that hot that short then just turned it off and let sit two hours. Was worried. Nino's charged me 57 bucks for that piece of meat. Wife was good with experimenting.
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Totally not trying to come off as a snob, there is more than one way to skin a (ho) cat. I have done a bit of experimenting and I definitely back the serious eats method. I think when you're trying to cook a big piece of meat to a medium/med rare/rare temp, you want to maximize that med/med rare/rare-ness on the entire cut and the best way to do it is as described. It's a glorious thing when you can cut into that piece of meat and see the pink extending all the way to the edge of the cut.
Here's one from a couple of years ago where I did the serious eats method. You can see the bottom right probably was a little closer to the fire than the rest. Overall pretty good pinkyness though throughout.
Here's one from a couple of years ago where I did the serious eats method. You can see the bottom right probably was a little closer to the fire than the rest. Overall pretty good pinkyness though throughout.
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Well done (medium rare) dwags.
Fuck the millennials that can hardly cook to save their lives.
Fuck the millennials that can hardly cook to save their lives.
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I’ll take any readings from articles you have.
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Method X is the jam for primerib.
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DWags wrote:I’ll take any readings from articles you have.
Here is the article I referenced.
http://www.seriouseats.com/2009/12/the-food-lab-how-to-cook-roast-a-perfect-prime-rib.html
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Felt like Chinese today. There's a place in Madison Heights that has great food. Spicy fried squid and spicy fried shrimp.
Chao Zhou Restaurant
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Rack of beef ribs today. emmm....yeah. They were good. Gotta take them to 208+ to get all of the fat to render.
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Where did you get the beef ribs?
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While at Kroger loading up on $0.99 butts I noticed they had XLarge shrimp on sale for $5.99#, not the bagged, frozen variety but some mighty nice looking deli specimens. I bought a pound and am now in heavy regret I didn't get more. Very, very tasty with just some mushrooms and sesame oil.
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Are those shell on or just tail on?
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The Pantry wrote:Are those shell on or just tail on?
Shell on but de-veined, used Pepper shrimp as my inspiration for how I cooked them.
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Since I was less than interested in watching the slaughter today I decided to try something new. Made 3 custard pies with wild blackberries in them.....will be out of the oven at 4pm.
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I really need somebody to post pics of good meals today. Tia
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Feeling unmotivated so ordered a Jets Super Special little while ago. Might post a pic after it gets delivered.DWags wrote:I really need somebody to post pics of good meals today. Tia
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Light sauce, light bake, garlic crust, extra cheese. Delicious with a little red chili flake
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Blackberry Custard pie update....The pie was ok on Saturday - today it's amazing. One of those foods that is better after the flavors have time to mesh. I gave 2 of the 3 I made away and got rave reviews on those today so I had some tonight and can confirm they're much better today. I think the only change I'd make would be to crush the berries a bit so the juice spread out a bit more in the custard.
Only took 1 picture.....
Only took 1 picture.....
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My turn to cook tonight. I did Italian wedding soup.
Hardest part was just rolling the meatballs. They look bigger than they were. Less than 3/4 inch. Lean ground beef. Two eggs bread crumbs minced onions basil. Mix.
Just boil broth add meatballs mini shell noodles spinach carrots if you like. Bri g back to boil. Let sit. Eat.
Add some parm.
Hardest part was just rolling the meatballs. They look bigger than they were. Less than 3/4 inch. Lean ground beef. Two eggs bread crumbs minced onions basil. Mix.
Just boil broth add meatballs mini shell noodles spinach carrots if you like. Bri g back to boil. Let sit. Eat.
Add some parm.
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Looks like good soup. I love meat balls but I don't think I've ever made them. I guess I should try that some time. How much burger is in that batch Wags?
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Spoonful of buffalo sauce and some shredded chicken mixed in with mac and cheese =
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Just a lb in the batch. I froze the rest. I'll do something with them later. I just haven't thought about it. They're easy but monotonous to make. eggs, bread crumbs then minced onions for the dwags family. Spice like you like them. Use lean beef or a mix. Venison and beef, or Italian sausage and beef. Do it to your taste. It's not an exotic meat. Soup was o.k. we've had better. It just felt like a soup night.
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Looks damn good. Haven't made soup in a while. Might be time to make a big batch of chicken stock again.DWags wrote:My turn to cook tonight. I did Italian wedding soup.
Hardest part was just rolling the meatballs. They look bigger than they were. Less than 3/4 inch. Lean ground beef. Two eggs bread crumbs minced onions basil. Mix.
Just boil broth add meatballs mini shell noodles spinach carrots if you like. Bri g back to boil. Let sit. Eat.
Add some parm.
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Some interesting finishers here....
These are the 10 best Italian restaurants in Michigan
These are the 10 best Italian restaurants in Michigan
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LooseGoose wrote:Some interesting finishers here....
These are the 10 best Italian restaurants in Michigan
Looks like I'm going to have to walk over to Da Francesco's one these days.
They just moved from across the street to a new building about four times bigger and the lot is always overflowing.
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Floyd Robertson wrote:LooseGoose wrote:Some interesting finishers here....
These are the 10 best Italian restaurants in Michigan
Looks like I'm going to have to walk over to Da Francesco's one these days.
They just moved from across the street to a new building about four times bigger and the lot is always overflowing.
Go next Weds and get the free cannoli. Send it to me. Thanks!
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LooseGoose wrote:Floyd Robertson wrote:
Looks like I'm going to have to walk over to Da Francesco's one these days.
They just moved from across the street to a new building about four times bigger and the lot is always overflowing.
Go next Weds and get the free cannoli. Send it to me. Thanks!
lol I'll see if I can pack it in styrofoam like a lobster.
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Please, let us know how it is. Not Italian but sort of, via reverse osmosis.Floyd Robertson wrote:LooseGoose wrote:Some interesting finishers here....
These are the 10 best Italian restaurants in Michigan
Looks like I'm going to have to walk over to Da Francesco's one these days.
They just moved from across the street to a new building about four times bigger and the lot is always overflowing.
Ex was 1st gen Italian-American and her parents owned a few successful restaurants in the Detroit area. Never more than one at a time to maintain quality/control...just kept moving north with each new one. Started with one at Telegraph & I-96. Sold it and built a new place on JohnR slightly south of 15 Mile/Maple shortly after Oakland Mall opened...Italian Den. Made a lot of cash there over the years. Sold it and built a new place on Hall Rd/M-59...The Trattoria, hoping to strike again after Lakeside Mall opened.
They did okay there but the Sterling Heights/Utica location was nowhere as good as the growing Troy location had been. The west side of M-53 location proved too far from Lakeside to be valuable for a restaurant. But OTB FIL with his 8th grade Italian education and great cooking skills was pretty clever. Sold the place to a guy on a land contract who renamed it "The Getaway" or something like that.
Guy defaulted a couple years later so FIL got the place back. Over years in the restaurant business he grew/knew to take care of the right people, especially judges. Got inside info. Built "The Trattoria" as close to Hall Road as possible, already knowing the property would be bought by the State to turn M-59 into a boulevard east of Mound Road. The property is now grass in the median of the east and westbound lanes.
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Spent the day watching grandkids, getting the house ready for dinner tomorrow and baking some pies. Blackberry (the picture sucks, all the berries are black as night), Blueberry and a chocolate cream from scratch. I used some special dark chocolate for the Chocolate cream and it's mighty tasty.....
Got everything else ready for "go time" tomorrow morning.
Got everything else ready for "go time" tomorrow morning.
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