January 15, 20197 yr Helping Joanne prep Coq Au Vin for book club. Edited January 15, 20197 yr by Grahame
October 27, 20196 yr My spicy goulash/chili. So far, a little soupy, and easily the spiciest thing I’ve ever made without ruining it. Beef, rocoto paste, tomato sauce, beef broth, black beans, noodles, and several diced olives for salt and earthiness Cumin, paprika, a touch of dill and oregano, will add garlic in the morning
October 27, 20196 yr The noodles soaked up the extra liquid as they were supposed to. But it’s still pretty spicy, so I skipped the garlic. I just threw in another jar of tomato sauce, any other recommendations to cut the heat? A nice flavored vinegar, like truffle vinegar? I can’t put milk in a chili...
October 28, 20196 yr Power outage camping fridge food leftovers (extra stock to cook it through, temp control is somewhat binary) Hot food under the circumstances is not too shabby. There's even a "Kettle", for tea!
October 31, 20196 yr On 10/27/2019 at 5:33 PM, Dusty Chalk said: The noodles soaked up the extra liquid as they were supposed to. But it’s still pretty spicy, so I skipped the garlic. I just threw in another jar of tomato sauce, any other recommendations to cut the heat? A nice flavored vinegar, like truffle vinegar? I can’t put milk in a chili... So I think I’ve put two crockpots full of additional ingredients into said goulash: 4 cans of various tomatoes (including two labeled sweet onion); 1 pound of beef; 2 cans of beans; a second package of noodles; water... I think I’ve achieved perfection. So it’s nowhere to go but down. Also, I’ve been using Chobani squeezable yogurt instead of sour cream. It’s fucking delicious.
November 4, 20196 yr I fell asleep while the crockpot was on high, so I cooked the life out of it. Not inedible, but no longer “fucking delicious “. Just kind of lifeless. Batch #2 is already significantly better.
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