Originally Posted by mlyonsd:
Mustard melds and compliments lots of things. Don't hate on mustard. But it should always be on a hot dog or brat.
I like dill pickles but not the texture on a hamburger. So when I order one I always lift the bun and eat the pickles separate.
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Take some of these things, dice, mix with a dollop or two of your favorite mustard (I typically use Gulden's spicy brown, but I've also used regular French's yellow mustard) and slather on your favorite brat/dog. Really good.
Option: saute some sauerkraut with some chopped bacon and a tablespoon or two of apple sauce, then mix mustard/spicy pickle mixture from above for your dogs/brats. Stupid good. [Reply]
I'm going to be honest, my first attempt was pretty terrible. Salty, very salty. Maybe a 10-day cure was a bad idea. And I washed it very well after I took it out of the cure package. Ugh.
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
I'm going to be honest, my first attempt was pretty terrible. Salty, very salty. Maybe a 10-day cure was a bad idea. And I washed it very well after I took it out of the cure package. Ugh.
Probably I missed it. What is that exactly? [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
I'm going to be honest, my first attempt was pretty terrible. Salty, very salty. Maybe a 10-day cure was a bad idea. And I washed it very well after I took it out of the cure package. Ugh.
That's a 22 oz ribeye lol. I followed this up with a slice of lemon blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting. And a very deep 10 hour sleep. Capped off a pretty festive and indulgent bday weekend. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pablo:
That's a 22 oz ribeye lol. I followed this up with a slice of lemon blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting. And a very deep 10 hour sleep. Capped off a pretty festive and indulgent bday weekend.
I did Sous Vide chicken tonight (always friggin awesome!!!), and some Brussels sprouts, I'm not sure I nailed it like you did (no bacon), but man-oh-man were they good. THANK YOU for reminding me how much I love me some Brussels sprouts! [Reply]