This was a total shot in the dark, but it tasted good in my head (does that make sense? That’s part of how I test new recipes) so I took a crack at it. Blew my fucking mind. This stuff is outstanding and dirt simple. And as opposed to most pickles, it really only needs… Continue reading Lemon basil pickled asparagus
Chana Masala
Ingredients For the onions: 2 tablespoons oil 1 large or 2 medium chopped onions 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoons black mustard seed 2 tablespoons whole cumin For the paste: 3 tablespoons lemon juice 10 cloves garlic 2-3 inches ginger 2 teaspoons turmeric 1 1/2 tablespoons coriander 2 tablespoons garam masala 8-10 thai green chilis,… Continue reading Chana Masala
Chipotle roasted pumpkin
I took a crack at this as an attempt to do something different from the regular way people spice pumpkin. I thought the spice would balance out the sweet nicely, and it totally does. The measurements here are kind of a guess. Ingredients 1 pie pumpkin, seeds removed, cut in to wedges, rind removed if… Continue reading Chipotle roasted pumpkin
Italian Stuffed Steak
This was something I just made up and I’m really happy with it. This recipe will probably evolve over time. The basic idea is that you’re going to beat the shit out of a flank steak until it’s nice and thin, then roll up a cheese and vegetable stuffing inside of that. There are some… Continue reading Italian Stuffed Steak
Dill Pickles!
I figured, how hard could this be? So I took a crack at it. turns out, not very hard at all. These things are amazing. And they don’t require any cooking of any kind! You mix up the brine in a bowl and then pour it over cut cucumbers. And that’s it. You’re done. As… Continue reading Dill Pickles!
Not sure what to call this but it has tomatoes, sausage, kale, and cream and its good
When I was home my brother gave me a bunch of stuff out of the garden. A big bag of tomatoes, kale, and parsley. I just kind of made this up on the spot and it came out fantastic. I had to buy some things to supplement what he gave me, but not much. This… Continue reading Not sure what to call this but it has tomatoes, sausage, kale, and cream and its good
Pork Stew
I made this recently, it is good, and Ben asked for the recipe. What You Need 2.5 pounds pork shoulder, cubed A bunch of fresh parsley, diced A bunch of fresh chives, diced 2 onions, diced 1/2 a thing of celery, diced 5-6 potatoes, cleaned and diced And These Spices Salt Pepper Garlic Annatto Sage… Continue reading Pork Stew
Greg’s Mac and Cheese 2
What You Will Need 2 lbs. pork shoulder 2 boxes cheap macaroni and cheese 1 onion 1 bunch parsley 2 lbs. kale Preparation Dice up the veggies, dice up the meat. Cooking Boil/simmer the pork shoulder with salt, pepper, fennel seed, and garlic for two hours, or until tender. Then add the diced onion, kale,… Continue reading Greg’s Mac and Cheese 2
Country Rigatoni
This is a fairly simple dish with an interesting story behind it. It’s a spin on a traditional Italian dish that is usually made in the spring, with whatever is left over from the winter. That’s why its chock full of beans, sausage, and other things that would have survived a couple months in the… Continue reading Country Rigatoni
Holy shit Butter Chicken
This is THE quintessential indian dish, right up there with Tandoori Chicken or biryani, to my mind, and it’s basically lick the plate good. That is not an exaggeration, I was totally licking the plate when I made this. You make this incredibly rich gravy out of tomatoes and cream and then stir in chicken… Continue reading Holy shit Butter Chicken