highsierrasmokin'
The battle's fought, the deed is done
Damn bro!!!
What's for dinner?
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Never had oysters, what are they like? Does location influence them that much?
They are basically like drinking a sip of seawater, in the best way possible. As far as location...I'll say the local Gulf Coast oysters tend to be large but rather mild in flavor. These Blue Points were very very briny and delicious. I recommend them highly.
I am going to make this tomorrow night for New Years Eve for my wife and I. I'm not making his bread recipe, but will make some Rhodes rolls ro accompany the shrimp. This recipe calls for a TON of black pepper and smoked paprika. My wife is not a pepper fan so I am just going to use extra garlic and Old Bay, fresh lemon juice and a little pepper. If we like it I will try it again with some nice fish filets.
What's your opinion of this recipe? Any other ideas on substitute for the black pepper? I also considered a little white wine in with the butter sauce. I
What's your opinion of this recipe? Any other ideas on substitute for the black pepper? I also considered a little white wine in with the butter sauce. I
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Damn I need to learn how to make legit tamales. I did some asian fusion tamales a couple years back that were f‘n delicious, but I’ve never made them as they should be made.Grandma's tamales. Pork, venison, and a whole lot of love (and lard).
The process is "simple" but damn labor intensive. For some reason, a couple decades ago she discovered that the secret to hers was using not just pork but deer meat. Haven't been hunting in forever, but for several years there I had extra motivation to bag a deer around Christmas time!
A local grass fed Ribbie with Shitaki shrooms and a baked tater (butter, green onion and sour cream).
highsierrasmokin'
The battle's fought, the deed is done
Cajun Shrimp/Andouille Alfredo....I usually put red bell pepper in it but I didn't have any.
highsierrasmokin'
The battle's fought, the deed is done
I made some turkey wing enchiladas verde last night. Crockpot turkey wings, jalapeños, garlic, onion, green enchilada sauce, mexican blend cheese, queso fresco, crema mexicana, lettuce, red cabbage, tomato, and avocado.
highsierrasmokin'
The battle's fought, the deed is done
That is was Tex!!!
