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Looks great, did you start off the broth with chicken broth or water? I've been toying with the idea of making homemade Pho but haven't pulled the trigger yet.
"And I've since apologized to her for my antics....."
I was a little shit when I was a kid, and a self admitted Noni's/Grandma & Momma's boy. I was super intrigued with watching them cook things from scratch in both the home kitchen and family restaurant or deli. It's a good thing I learned to...
...soaked up some flavor! Added in a couple cups of water.
Put some eggs in the sous vide… sorry no pic! And also had seasoned up a porktenderloin with some Kinders All Purpose… let that marinade for a couple hours. Browned it up in some EVOO and then into the oven at 375* for 15 minutes...
...with Legg's seasoning that I have on order.
I know most people use a 50/50 mix with pork butts but I got a good deal on 25lbs of "pork tenderloin tips" at the local grocery store and I was hoping to use that originally thinking a 50/50 ratio but I'm guessing the fat content will be to low...
Big fan of Indian foods as well. My wife and I get a chuckle when we go to an Indian restaurant and tell the server to make it hot as they eat it. The see the chef and servers peaking around the corner watching us.
We haven't done a vindaloo in some time now. Chili Smothered Pork and Hot Tart...
For a 25lb batch, your 50/50 mix of venison and pork loin would be too lean (~6-7% fat). To reach 25% fat, add 6.25 lbs of pure pork fat. A good mix would be 10 lbs venison, 10 lbs pork loin, and 5 lbs pork fat. Grind twice (coarse then fine) for even fat distribution.
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Really wanted to change things up and do some pork, which for me is usually ribs or butt. Publix had a special this week on porktenderloins which were BOGO. I did something I rarely do and gave Mama the task of buying meat.
She doesn't like this task because I'm very selective. snapped...
The family really loves the stuffed porktenderloins that I make. Made these up for labor day.
Butterflied the tenderloins
Onions add such great flavor and moisture
Cream cheese and some of my salt free pork rub
Left one with mushrooms and onions
Right one with green chilis and onions...
I have two porktenderloins in a cure; nothing special just cleaning out the freezer. The cure is a little maple-syrup infused which adds a hint of sweetness. But I am wondering how to take it to the next level when smoking, to wow some guests at a family party this Friday. Some special...
Exactly . Doesn't even need to be from the butt or loin , or even pork . They cut strips of beef and call them " country style " Low labor , and people pay a higher price for them .
What you list above aren't from the ribs , you already know that .
However ,
There is a legit country style pork...
Weird glands in pork butts?
I could have done without that little tidbit of information.
Sounds like I am sticking with pork loin and tenderloin in the future...
marinated about 24 hours in oil, red wine vinegar, goya adobo seasoning, lemon pepper seasoning and lots of some generic garlic heavy smokehouse seasoning. on big green egg over b&b lump plus a few char logs. maybe 10 min each side. pulled at 142 internal temp, was aiming for 140, id call it...
...is my go-to many times when feeding my zoo. The cheap part this week is Lowes Foods has porktenderloins on sale for $1.99/lb. The easy part was grilling them...
Trimmed and seasoned with Kinder's garlic butter...
Grilled over hickory splits...
Pulled at 145ish℉ and sliced...
Served...
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