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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #810 on: October 07, 2010, 11:48:46 pm »
Still havent order the cold smoke thing yet. I will for sure though.

What was it called again?
ProQ.
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I've still only done one trial, but picked up a 5 lb loaf of Tillamook cheddar today.  I'll be doing some more testing this weekend  ;D
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #811 on: October 08, 2010, 12:05:46 am »
Gonna be a lot of cheese eating going on too. :)
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #812 on: October 08, 2010, 01:00:39 am »
 ;D

I'm already mentally compiling a list of recipes.  Smoky mac-n-cheese, cheese bread, cheese soup, poppers . . .

I'll probably give a lot of it away though, I can't eat that much cheese.  I'll have to have the neighbors over.  :)
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #813 on: October 08, 2010, 04:23:21 am »
;D

I'm already mentally compiling a list of recipes.  Smoky mac-n-cheese, cheese bread, cheese soup, poppers . . .

I'll probably give a lot of it away though, I can't eat that much cheese.  I'll have to have the neighbors over.  :)

I am a cheese lover and when you can add some smoke to it....well it's heavenly.

I want to try a smoked mac-n-cheese someday...that sounds really good.

I'm also thinking about a smoked lobster mac-n-cheese.  ;D
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #814 on: October 08, 2010, 10:46:08 am »

I'm also thinking about a smoked lobster mac-n-cheese.  ;D
Yum!  I'll have to get some dungeness to throw in the mix :)
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #815 on: October 08, 2010, 07:05:10 pm »
Puerto Rican

Arroz amarillo y frijoles con alitos de pollo frito.



Easy to do with the presure cooker. Brown some onions, garlic, green pepper, cumin seeds, oregano,paprika, bay leaf, salt and pepper. Add fresh or can tomatoes, dried kidney beans or other. and pour in chicken stock or water till beans are just covered. Add a splash of white wine and a splash vinegar. Close up the pressure cooker lid and bring to temp until the pressure release valve is rattling. Then turn to med-low for about twenty mins a half hour.

For the rice while the beans are in the presure cooker. Just brown some onions, and garlic in oil, add chopped green peppers, chopped tomatoe, chopped carrot, peas cumin seeds, ground anato seeds, salt pepper, oregano, a little tomato pasteand stirr. Add the washed rice toss a little and then add water. Bring to a boil,cover and then simmer on low till all of the water is absorbed. Uncover right away and let it breath for a little while before serving.

For the chicken wings. De-articulate them and discard the tips or cut them prior to making beans and make a chicken stock with them. Thats what I do. Wash the wing pieces and pat them dry now sprinkle them liberally with Anato seed powder, paprika, salt and pepper.

Pan  fry over med heat in a half inch of oil till crisp, turn over and do the same.

Man, I really really love Puerto Rican food. I dont know why it gets such a bad rap.

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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #816 on: October 08, 2010, 07:11:22 pm »
Puerto Rican
Pan  fry over med heat in a half inch of oil till crisp, turn over and do the same.
Man, I really really love Puerto Rican food. I dont know why it gets such a bad rap.

How long do you keep your oil? Keeping it in a dutch oven, would that work?
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #817 on: October 08, 2010, 07:21:08 pm »
They would fry great in a dutch oven. That is the best fryer in the world. Deep fried is the way to go with these wings. Or any recipe for that matter. I cheated and pan fried them.

I put my used oil in a can that I use to brush on my outdoor cooking equipment. 

I have a big electric fryer in the basement. Just dont use it much. It takes a lot of oil and if you are not using it a lot it becomes rancid.

I also buy frying oil in five gallon jugs so it lasts a long time and costs less.

One of the PR specialties is deep fried pork ribs. Wow are they good. haven't tried it at home yet.
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #818 on: October 08, 2010, 09:17:26 pm »
Latin cusine is very colorful.  I am a big rice and beans fan...if done right, not to mention fried plaintains.

Very nice dish Cap...

Black Bean Soup would round out that meal nicely.  8)
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #819 on: October 09, 2010, 07:40:25 am »
I have a big electric fryer in the basement. Just dont use it much.

Thanksgiving is coming up - here comes your chance to use it.
Then maybe the following week you have fish - and then toss the oil.

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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #820 on: October 09, 2010, 08:32:45 am »
I am hole.

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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #821 on: October 09, 2010, 03:02:18 pm »
I'll leave that alone ^^^^^^^^.  ::)


Anyone use file' for more than just gumbo? Or is it automatically gumbo because you used it?
I got beans(11mix) going right now with the leftover ham I smoked last week.
Maybe just a big teaspoon makes it just come alive for me.
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #822 on: October 09, 2010, 05:24:26 pm »
We are all just holes to fill with posts.
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #823 on: October 09, 2010, 05:46:18 pm »
We are all just holes to fill with posts.

Nice pun! :D
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Re: Ethnic and Regional Cooking
« Reply #824 on: October 09, 2010, 07:40:34 pm »
We are all just holes to fill with posts.

 :o

Speaking of File Gumbo



I want to prepare this American treasure soon.  ;)

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