eatbensmeat

So, these things are delicious.  They are really great on top of the cochinita pibil that I posted earlier.  I made them to go with it a while ago, and after the meat was all gone, one of my friends just ate all of the remaining pickled onions by themselves. It turns out the pickling… Continue reading Pickled onions

This is a Mexican style pulled pork, but not taco-and-burrito-tex-mex Mexican, more like Mayan Mexican, if that makes any sense.  It honestly isn’t like anything else I’ve ever eaten.  The annato seeds are the secret ingredient, if you can call it that.  Great dish. A note on the banana leaves:  totally optional, but the smell… Continue reading Cochinita Pibil (Puerco pibil)

I just finished this today and I made sure to measure out the ingredients so I could write this up.  This really is a pretty great curry. Also, a note on the portions:  I tend to make things in bulk so I can just freeze a lot of it.  So this makes a pretty good… Continue reading Thai Style Red Curry

This is pretty simple but worth posting because I make it pretty regularly and it always goes over well.  The difference between the way I make it and the way the rest of the internet makes it is, as near as I can tell, that the rest of the people in the world don’t use… Continue reading Chicken Parmesan

So, for a long time I didn’t actually know what these were called.  When I talked to Alan, I referred to “triangle meat things.”  They are delicious but be aware, they take a while to make.  Also, you are absolutely going to want a mixer for this, because the dough gets pretty thick.  I wouldn’t… Continue reading Esfiha! AKA Brazillian Meat Pastry delicious things

This is the feijoada (pronounced just like it looks)(fezh-wa-da), which WordPress just tried to tell me should be spelled Felicdad.  So that shows you what wordpress knows. I have no idea what goes in Felicdad. Now, this is how I like to make it.  This is one of those dishes where everyone who makes it… Continue reading HOLY SHIT ITS FEIJOADA!

These are really good and super easy to make.  Don’t use canned green beans for this, though, you have to use fresh, or they just turn in to mush. Adopted from a recipe I found online. 1 Tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoons sesame oil 2 Tablespoons soy sauce 2 Tablespoons oyster sauce Lots of garlic 1… Continue reading Chinese green beans!

So, this is the recipe that made me start this project.  This is a version of barbecued chinese pork that I kind of made up, and it came out amazing.  It came out so good that everyone kept asking me for the recipe, so here it is.  Bear in mind that the measurements are kind… Continue reading (sort of) chinese barbecued pork