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Yeah, I just finished harvesting a Yatsufusa pepper plant - the pepper used in shichimi seasoning.
I generally get it from the Spice House, and it's definitely better than the crap in the grocery store, but nowhere as good as this.
Thank you. It is.
So, I'm a little concerned the brine wasn't long enough, but I decided to go with the recipe the first time.
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Goat milk always makes me nervous. Raw organic from the farm is $22/gallon. Last time I used it, it blew and $120 went into the trash. I tried a smaller batch from a different farm, and did a low-temp pasteurization while it was still in the jug. Hopefully there will be no problems.
Started...
I decided awhile back I wanted to make an Ibores-style goat cheese with a smoked hot paprika rind. Because there's something wrong with me, I had to do it with paprika I grew. The paprikastarted 4 months ago when I planted Leutschauer Paprika seeds from Baker's Creek in my Aerogarden. I've been...
I'm not sure there is a red, lean cut.
I'm really interested in your feedback on the casing, I'm always looking for a good large casing that's easier to deal with than a bung.
Finally, if you do splurge on some fennel pollen, it pretty much lasts forever if you vac seal it between uses. I'm...
What was your sausage recipe? I'm in Austin, and am still trying to nail Lockhart and Elgin sausages. I'm always interested in a new take. Those look great!
We use Paprika not only for recipes, but we track our social calendar on it so I know not to plan dinner... It's a fantastic app, and worth getting the desktop+mobile version.
Here's a couple of weeks:
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Thank you! It was served with mashed potatoes and cream gravy, so basically a plate of grey goo with some steak...
Thanks! It was seared in a 425ish degree F non-stick pan using my hand to push it flat, 60 secs/side, then finished with butter. While it got a great sear, also be aware...
I'm not usually big on premix sauces, but Franklin's Spicy and Franklin's Vinegar sauce (I use it exclusively for pulled pork) are both fantastic, and certainly less of a pain than my homemade sauce.
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