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butters stotch
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re: Drake Maye moves around in the pocket …
Posted by butters stotch on 11/14/25 at 7:38 am to bad93ex
Legacy:
Dad played Qb at UNC
Brother Played Hoops
Dad played Qb at UNC
Brother Played Hoops
re: Chef Eric Ripert from Le Bernardin at Emeril’s on Sept. 17
Posted by butters stotch on 8/22/25 at 8:05 am to baldona
$550 pre tax, pre gratuity, wine pairing additional $275.
As someone who enjoys fine dining, and has eaten at Le Bernardin, that price tag is offensive. Eric has 3 stars and his tasting course is 375. I don't enjoy how much little E is being forced on us.
As someone who enjoys fine dining, and has eaten at Le Bernardin, that price tag is offensive. Eric has 3 stars and his tasting course is 375. I don't enjoy how much little E is being forced on us.
re: Meat Grinder Attachment (KitchenAid)
Posted by butters stotch on 12/7/24 at 10:59 am to GeauxldMember
Don’t buy the plastic one, go for the stainless.
re: Thanksgiving in Paris - 2024 - A Trip Review
Posted by butters stotch on 11/27/24 at 12:54 am to LSUShock
Love these posts.
Le Enfants De Marche was one of my favorite meals in Paris. Would absolutely try to go back.
Cheers
Le Enfants De Marche was one of my favorite meals in Paris. Would absolutely try to go back.
Cheers
re: Killer Po-Boys?? How have I never heard of this place.
Posted by butters stotch on 11/22/24 at 9:11 pm to MMauler
Hard to beat a fried shrimp at parkway
re: Kelly Yelling at Hilton
Posted by butters stotch on 11/16/24 at 10:51 pm to talmaniandevil_25
Did we not have to call a timeout while kelly was yelling at Hilton? Maybe he should focus on what's happening on the field. He looks lost on the sideline
re: Carmel or Monterey restaurants
Posted by butters stotch on 5/20/24 at 8:24 am to nated14
Chez noir is in town and amazing
re: Did 12 days in France with my wife
Posted by butters stotch on 5/7/24 at 9:52 pm to Count deMonet
Interested to know which bouchon you dined in? Absolutely loved comptoir brunet.
re: Binchotan Charcoal
Posted by butters stotch on 2/15/24 at 8:23 pm to jfw3535
It’s a high heat charcoal that puts out little flame and smoke.
If you are using it for small items, you can close vents on the grill and suffocate it, and use it again.
No idea where to find it in BR, but Coutelier in Nola usually has a few types. It’s not cheap for the real stuff
If you are using it for small items, you can close vents on the grill and suffocate it, and use it again.
No idea where to find it in BR, but Coutelier in Nola usually has a few types. It’s not cheap for the real stuff
re: Paprika in C&S Gumbo?
Posted by butters stotch on 12/28/23 at 6:49 pm to HoustonsTiger
Paprika is used primarily to add color to things. Smoked paprika used for the flavor. Won’t do much for your gumbo imo.
If you do use it, add it when you sweat/season veg.
If you do use it, add it when you sweat/season veg.
re: Pork Shoulder Rillettes
Posted by butters stotch on 12/27/23 at 10:15 pm to BigDropper
That would definitely be my cooking style for rillettes. Confit, pull out the pork, shred it to consistency you want, slowly add fat back into it with additional aromatics, (coriander and orange zest go well) and fat cap for storage.
Garde manger is such a great station to really learn in a kitchen.
Avoid nitrates where I can, but I do love that magic Prague powder.
Garde manger is such a great station to really learn in a kitchen.
Avoid nitrates where I can, but I do love that magic Prague powder.
re: Pork Shoulder Rillettes
Posted by butters stotch on 12/27/23 at 9:45 pm to BugAC
It is a large fat percentage in your mix, but the seal of fat will keep any meat not incased from oxidizing, and being prone to mold, which would ruin the whole jar.
I have done a lot of terrine/pate work. I would always put a layer on top, and just scrap off when you pop it open. Your recipe has so much stock and cooked veg added back into your pork mix, without the fat I would worry about spoilage.
Brian polcyn has a great book on the subject.
I have done a lot of terrine/pate work. I would always put a layer on top, and just scrap off when you pop it open. Your recipe has so much stock and cooked veg added back into your pork mix, without the fat I would worry about spoilage.
Brian polcyn has a great book on the subject.
re: Pork Shoulder Rillettes
Posted by butters stotch on 12/27/23 at 7:58 pm to BugAC
Whatever jars you do not plan on consuming within the next week should be completely covered in a layer of fat. Surprised his recipe doesn’t mention that.
Also, tap jars onto a towel on the counter to get all air pockets out. Oxygen is the enemy for food storage.
Also, tap jars onto a towel on the counter to get all air pockets out. Oxygen is the enemy for food storage.
re: Where did the kosher salt go?
Posted by butters stotch on 9/24/23 at 1:11 pm to BigBinBR
Restaurant depot hasn’t had it for weeks in Nola
re: Louisiana Pepper Exchange is giving away pepper purees...UPDATE: winners announced inside
Posted by butters stotch on 9/27/21 at 4:05 pm to Chicken
Hot stuff
re: How do you properly thicken a gumbo?
Posted by butters stotch on 9/26/21 at 12:02 pm to 91TIGER
Absolutely. Gelatin is derived from collagen, and while it provides no depth of flavor like a long simmered stock, it is a great cheat to get desired consistency.
I would definitely use gelatin before I would use a corn starch slurry, or mess with my flour to oil ratio in the roux.
I would definitely use gelatin before I would use a corn starch slurry, or mess with my flour to oil ratio in the roux.
re: How do you properly thicken a gumbo?
Posted by butters stotch on 9/26/21 at 8:56 am to Webbbster
In addition to quantity of roux, I find most home cooks use boxed stock. A gelatinous home made stock, like most decent restaurants use, is the true difference in texture.
re: Giveaway Time...Awesome New Cooler & Gear Organizing System...Winners have been picked!
Posted by butters stotch on 5/24/21 at 4:29 pm to Chicken
Sweet
re: Replace girl in a song lyric with squirrel
Posted by butters stotch on 5/8/21 at 6:06 am to Stonehog
Squirrels on film
re: Nothing beats the Northshore Power baws
Posted by butters stotch on 10/28/20 at 11:33 pm to lsufan9193969700
And what year did you relocate to Mandeville?
re: Which RB "Punishes" Opponents More?
Posted by butters stotch on 9/17/14 at 7:46 am to RedTigerRulz
Well fellas, I heard Fournette was supposed to send MSU to their room this weekend.
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