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re: The best dish you've ever cooked
Posted on 9/19/20 at 7:15 am to TigerFanatic99
Posted on 9/19/20 at 7:15 am to TigerFanatic99
Smoked a prime whole packer brisket for a party. The prime was a beautiful piece of meat, and it turned out tender and perfect.
Guests went nuts over it, saying it was the best thing they ever ate and questioning whether I really cooked it. It was a standout among the many briskets I've smoked.
Guests went nuts over it, saying it was the best thing they ever ate and questioning whether I really cooked it. It was a standout among the many briskets I've smoked.
Posted on 9/19/20 at 11:26 am to Twenty 49
I was asked to provide a dish for 32 people for a Christmas party. Of course, my first thought was gumbo or oyster artichoke soup some type of soup is usually the easiest way to go.
Instead, I borrowed 3 dozen coquille bowls from a cousin who does catering. I made a stuffed crab like filling, but a little spicier. I pushed the filling into the bowls as if it were a pie crust, Then I browned them in the oven until a little crusty.
Next I made a thick oyster and shrimp stew. At service I took the coquille bowls with the crab crust out of a warmer oven, ladled in the stew, garnished and served.
It was very rich, so the portion didn't have to be very big. I got more positive compliments on that dish than almost anything else I have created. It was a lot easier to make than it sounds like and service was very easy.
Instead, I borrowed 3 dozen coquille bowls from a cousin who does catering. I made a stuffed crab like filling, but a little spicier. I pushed the filling into the bowls as if it were a pie crust, Then I browned them in the oven until a little crusty.
Next I made a thick oyster and shrimp stew. At service I took the coquille bowls with the crab crust out of a warmer oven, ladled in the stew, garnished and served.
It was very rich, so the portion didn't have to be very big. I got more positive compliments on that dish than almost anything else I have created. It was a lot easier to make than it sounds like and service was very easy.
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