Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
I have some jowl bacon - holy crap it's good.
Yeah, one of the hyper local restaurants (you know the ones - the ones that use all locally sourced ingrendients) makes their own, which is where I first had it. They used to have a starter of jowl bacon, honeyed cornbread (from their own honey), and a red onion jam. Holy shit that stuff was good. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts:
City Butcher. Look them up. I was ****ing BLOWN AWAY. Completely unexpected. I tried to upload a picture of them but couldn't. I'll try another way.
They've been killing it on their business model, too.
They open in the morning, and when they sell out of meat (basically every day) they close. You snooze, you lose.
The recently expanded that S Campbell location, too. Now there's more than the original paltry five tables. [Reply]
I use petite sirloin. Instead of water, I use 1 cup of beef broth and 1/4 cup or 1/2 cup of red wine. Serve over egg noodles.
I made your recipe the next day but was out of red wine and didn't want to go back to the store. I did use the beef broth and noodles. Sorry no pics.
I thought it was good but in tasting it, before serving, I did add some of my left-over ground caraway seeds. I thought it improved even more by making it more pungent. If I had red wine I would have only done that to a section to test first if using the caraway, as I know red wine can make the sauce taste richer or different. Don't know how the two would have worked together. Without the caraway, I thought it needed more flavor or punch—though it was still very good. But it was great with the caraway. It's just a different goulash. Both are great!
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea:
I made your recipe the next day but was out of red wine and didn't want to go back to the store. I did use the beef broth and noodles. Sorry no pics.
I thought it was good but in tasting it, before serving, I did add some of my left-over ground caraway seeds. I thought it improved even more by making it more pungent. If I had red wine I would have only done that to a section to test first if using the caraway, as I know red wine can make the sauce taste richer or different. Don't know how the two would have worked together. Without the caraway, I thought it needed more flavor or punch—though it was still very good. But it was great with the caraway. It's just a different goulash. Both are great!
Tonight I did a low brow dinner from my days as a kid. I made fried elbow macaroni with butter, salt and pepper, garlic powder, onion powder and grated parmesan cheese. [Reply]
Originally Posted by scho63:
Tonight I did a low brow dinner from my days as a kid. I made fried elbow macaroni with butter, salt and pepper, garlic powder, onion powder and grated parmesan cheese.
Snowstorm stopped you from gettin' to the store?
You can make a slush for dessert. Lots of 'em! [Reply]