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^ #48 2016-05-29 09:11:53
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Re: What's cooking good looking?
Cba to take a pic on my potato.
Me and my roommate made a massive stew out of pork, sweet potatoes, carrots, mushrooms, onions and garlic. As a broth we used a certain spicemix + water + dark lager.
It was sitting in the oven (inside an iron pot) for 8 hours, equipped with plenty of broth to make sure it comes out nicely.
Just had a taste this morning (it was cooking overnight) and goddamn that's some nice stew that'll probably last for 3-4 days
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^ #49 2016-05-29 09:31:14
Re: What's cooking good looking?
Damn, that sounds super tasty. Can you ellaborate on the spicemix?
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^ #50 2016-05-29 12:46:48
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Damn, that sounds super tasty. Can you ellaborate on the spicemix?
Well tbh it's nothing fancy, but a nice salt, black & peruvian pepper rub on the pork and the rest was seasoned with black, white & peruvian pepper, salt, cardemum, cumin, basil and coriander.
I wanted to use some more herbs, but our collection of spices is a tad lacking atm
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^ #51 2016-05-29 13:12:06
Re: What's cooking good looking?
Granger wrote:Damn, that sounds super tasty. Can you ellaborate on the spicemix?
Well tbh it's nothing fancy, but a nice salt, black & peruvian pepper rub on the pork and the rest was seasoned with black, white & peruvian pepper, salt, cardemum, cumin, basil and coriander.
I wanted to use some more herbs, but our collection of spices is a tad lacking atm
MMmhh, thanks! For how long and what temperature did you cook it? (Ive literally no experience with slowcooking stuff usig the oven. Always been told to never leave the oven on...)
Id like to try it out myself sometime, that sounds preddy gud. Gotta experiment with sweet potatoes too.
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^ #52 2016-05-29 13:14:31
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Re: What's cooking good looking?
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^ #53 2016-05-29 13:18:51
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Re: What's cooking good looking?
Plakkis wrote:Granger wrote:Damn, that sounds super tasty. Can you ellaborate on the spicemix?
Well tbh it's nothing fancy, but a nice salt, black & peruvian pepper rub on the pork and the rest was seasoned with black, white & peruvian pepper, salt, cardemum, cumin, basil and coriander.
I wanted to use some more herbs, but our collection of spices is a tad lacking atm
MMmhh, thanks! For how long and what temperature did you cook it? (Ive literally no experience with slowcooking stuff usig the oven. Always been told to never leave the oven on...)
Id like to try it out myself sometime, that sounds preddy gud. Gotta experiment with sweet potatoes too.
This was my first time long cooking stuff like this too.
We used an iron pot for this case. Set the oven to 200c first, let it sit there for ~2hours, add some water + beer, 1 hour like that and then 5 hours @ 125c.
This yielded a good result, still have to experiment a bit with the possible temperatures 'nd stuff to get a better result. But this is a pretty good base to change the recipe for further cookings
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^ #54 2016-05-30 15:16:39
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Made it the other day for fun. I'm not good at making salads.
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^ #55 2016-06-16 14:19:24
Re: What's cooking good looking?
long time no cook! i made japanese style curry (vermont medium-hot [amazon]) with potatoes, carrot and onion; using sliced pork for meat
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^ #56 2016-07-11 17:48:04
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Re: What's cooking good looking?
Stir fried eggplant and pumpkin with yogurt and tomato sauce
Having lunch food for dinner big big yeah
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^ #58 2016-08-06 15:55:26
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Re: What's cooking good looking?
That looks delicious but unfortunately, I find eggplants repulsive.
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^ #59 2016-08-10 16:45:28
Re: What's cooking good looking?
That looks delicious but unfortunately, I find eggplants repulsive.
did anybody ask
is baking also accepted in this thread or should I make a separate mom thread for my cakes and shit
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^ #60 2016-08-10 16:49:37
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Nope.
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