Pancit Bihon, a dish that originates from the Philippines. I never had it until I made it. Just looked good in the pictures I saw on the internet. Garlicky, peppery, with lots of umami from soy and oyster sauce.
Originally Posted by cdcox:
Pancit Bihon, a dish that originates from the Philippines. I never had it until I made it. Just looked good in the pictures I saw on the internet. Garlicky, peppery, with lots of umami from soy and oyster sauce.
My wife is Filipina and makes Pancit often mostly pork or shrimp. I love that stuff but I think its roots are in Thailand at least that's what she told me. [Reply]
I did 3 slabs of back ribs on the Weber. (twobagger, they were $1.77lb)
They look toasty as I was burning oak and cherry sticks but they had great bark, super tender, and dead on when it comes to bite leaving just a little eat on the bone.
I am picking up a new old stock 36" Bayou Classic tomorrow.
Originally Posted by scho63:
I ate the single greatest slider in the history of sliders on Saturday afternoon at Troon North Golf Club in N Scottsdale. (2) per order
I actually had the Big "O" while eating it.
Beef short rib on toasted brioche with spicy Chipotle mayo, arugula, chopped fried onions. tomato slice and a smaller piece of sharp cheddar.
Originally Posted by scho63:
I ate the single greatest slider in the history of sliders on Saturday afternoon at Troon North Golf Club in N Scottsdale. (2) per order
I actually had the Big "O" while eating it.
Beef short rib on toasted brioche with spicy Chipotle mayo, arugula, chopped fried onions. tomato slice and a smaller piece of sharp cheddar.