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[quote]Thai green jujubes[/quote]I've only seen the dried version of these. Cool to see the fresh ones. ...

re: Best champagne

Posted by BigDropper on 5/22/24 at 10:12 pm
Perrier-Jouet Belle Epoque Brut 2015...
Yeah... you stumped me on these. The little ones look like gooseberries or green tomatoes and the bigger looks like an unripe avocado with really smooth skin. But I know that's wrong. [img]https://i.postimg.cc/yxM9tgSM/IMG-1980.jpg[/img]!...
[quote]cool. inside looks similar to the rambutan[/quote]lychee, rambutan, and longan are very similar, internally. ...
I love beer but, chianti (sangiovese) is the right answer. ...
[quote]whats the one at the bottom that looks like a small potato?[/quote]Bottom righ hand corner is Longan. ETA: similar to lychee...
Let's play a game... How many can you name? You've already identified the Rambutan & Mangosteen. I'll add mangos, longan, wax apples, satsumas, langsat, apples, dragon fruit, two varieties of rock melon/ cantaloupe, cherimoya, pomelo, banana, pears... Only thing missing is guava, carambola...
The same piece of shite that DVs every post on the F&D Board......
Did they offer you a cut sheet? Most processors I know that sell to the public usually have a cut sheet you can fill out to customize your portions. [quote]Problem is the wife and daughters only like filet for steak,[/quote]I have the same problem, although my wife will eat ribeye and sirloin if ...
[quote]Why would one do this when someone will break it down for free?[/quote] Great quesiton. I would do it myself to better control the trim loss and to costomize my portion cuts. I would also be able to keep the bones for stock making and fat for tallow. Oh, and because you know how to do it. I f...
Nacho, tacos, and burritos all sound like a great way to use leftover brisket. Recently, I made brisket and kinchi fried rice that was a pretty damn good use of left over brisket. I don't have a recipe, per se, but I just add chopped kimchi and diced brisket to the fried rice. ...
Forget Bahn Mi... how many silkworm skewers have you eaten?...
If you know how to break it down and have the tools, have them divide it into primals. If not, get it in subprimals so you can cut your own custom portion cuts. If you have no idea what I'm talking about... ask them what they recommend and go with that. ...

re: Oyster Glove Recs

Posted by BigDropper on 5/19/24 at 4:27 pm
I use these... [img]https://scene7.samsclub.com/is/image/samsclub/0003432333951_A[/img]...

re: Beef bottom round roast

Posted by BigDropper on 5/18/24 at 11:36 am
Slice it thin against the grain and marinate for carne asada. ...
[quote]clay pot braised pork belly with hard boiled eggs. [/quote]one of my students' mother made something similar for me. Served it with steamed rice. Unfortunately, she didn't give me any nu?c ch?m to enjoy with it, but it was still very good. ...
Need more Darla Asian cuisine posts. First the nabe and now the phò. What's next? Love the effort you put into this dish!...
[quote]You can cook on a griddle on a grill, or use one of those grilling mats. Thanks for adding zero to the discussion.[/quote]You're still griddling, not grilling. Thanks for opening your mouth a removing all doubt. Grilling is achieved by suspending food above the heat source (usually on a ...
[quote]What’s your current favorite methods for [b]grilling [/b]burgers?[/quote][quote]Looking into smash burger methods but haven’t tried it yet. [/quote]Smash burgers are griddled, not grilled. Grills have grates and I wouldn't recommend smashing a buger directly on the grate. ...

re: I have a ham in my freezer

Posted by BigDropper on 5/15/24 at 1:21 pm
I would recommend smoking for a coulpe of hours to get the flavor and then braising to finish the cook. I don't think you will get the "pulled" texture like is achieved with prok butt becasue the ham is already sliced. The end result may yield is somehting closer to a "chipped" or "flaked" meat ...