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We had breakfast for dinner last night and cooked up the maple breakfast links. The casing had a nice snap and the texture was very clean. It had the nice sweetness you expect and unexpectedly (but not unwelcomely) had a nice bite of heat. As Nero Wolfe would say, "very satisfactory".
For those who like the crispy edges, you might try hot water cornbread. It's simple and gives you all the crispy you could want:
400 grams corn flour
100 grams bread or AP flour
1 tsp of salt
2 cups boiling water (approx)
Whisk the dry ingredients together, then slowly add the boiling water...
I've tried the burritos, and each of the snack sticks and I'm a happy man. We'll be having some of the maple sausage links this week for a breakfast for dinner this week. And next week I'll be making the bangers & mash that started the whole thing.
I'll be using Adam Ragusea's recipe that I...
Well, thanks to @Fueling Around 's idea I have not only found English bangers, I hit the motherload. Turns out there is a place called The Pork Shop only 20 minutes away that is amazing. Every fresh pork meat cut you can imagine. More different kinds of sausages and snack sticks than you can...
Thanks to all who replied. I checked out Jolly Posh and they do indeed have them, but not only over $10/lb., on small orders the shipping is prohibitive.
But @Fueling Around gave me a couple of ideas on looking for them locally. We have a British style pub where I've had them and maybe their...
My Christmas cooking scores were things I gave, rather than received. I gave each of my daughters a Pizello Forte pizza oven that can use wood pellets or propane. The both have nice backyards with pools and love to have people over.
Not quite a Christmas thing but my younger daughter has an...
Had the butcher take the bones off a Prime Rib, younger daughter got the meat, I got the bones. She roasted the meat using the 5 minutes per pound at 500 degrees then shut the oven off and leave it in for 2 hours (no peeking) method - was a perfect medium rare. I used the bones to make a jus...
When my daughters were about 9 & 11 my wife started having each of them pick, prepare, and cook dinner one night each week. We had plenty of cookbooks of varying difficulty and my wife and I were available to advise, but they did everything themselves, including making up their shopping list...
This is great. You, @chopsaw, and others gave me help on this a while back, but I never got it dialed in, and for a variety of reasons I haven't been able to get back to fiddling with it. The 2 things you said here which I didn't know was placement of the sensor and the need to 'turn it off...
I have a lot of the stuff that's been mentioned but I also have something I haven't seen mentioned. I have a countertop steam oven in place of a toaster oven. It is an F.Blumlein.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HD1FXN5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I find it far...
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