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My "leaves" are starting to die off but I don't have any stalks of flowers at all. Some of the cloves are showing so I covered them with dirt. Should I keep waiting?
I harvested the first Okra. I washed it and cut it into bite size pieces. I mixed up some egg, dipped it and coated it with yellow corn meal. I fried it in a pan with oil. It was delicious. A tad bit grainy but good. I found a guy on youtube that claims salting it before or during cooking will...
Thanks for the great answer. Okra isn't too popular where I live near Chicago in fact I've never even tried to cook it.. We lived in Texas for a few years and fried okra quickly became one of our favorites. Do you have a breading recipe for deep frying? The ham and tomato thing sounds great too!
I was wondering if any of you have tried a rub that uses fresh herbs or citrus zest? I have an herb garden and I roasted a turkey breast on my Weber using fresh sage and lemon zest. I have used that recipe over and over again and would like to try something new. Any recipes or ideas would be...
I don't think I made sense when I was talking about the rind. It tasted great but the skin was too hard to eat. It was like eating crispy tasy crust off of a little flat bone. Nobody complained.
The Grand Finale:
I saw on here how someone was wrapping apples with pie crust and smoking them. I...
The butt turned out great.
I've always had trouble with these and have never been able to get them to pull nicely. From my reading here the trick was to bring the meat up to 190 degrees. No such problem this time.
The "rind" was delicious but too hard to eat the skin but we went through...
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