Do you even Crock-Pot bro? DFD Cooking Thread
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How'd you make the noodles? Seems like a PITA but my favorite Italian place makes their own pasta so it could be worthwhile.rockchops wrote:fuckin spaghett. homemade everything except for the parmesan. Delicious.
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I’ve done it a bunch of times. It is a bit of a pain but it’s also rewarding. I like to cooktroyguitar wrote:How'd you make the noodles? Seems like a PITA but my favorite Italian place makes their own pasta so it could be worthwhile.rockchops wrote:fuckin spaghett. homemade everything except for the parmesan. Delicious.
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egg, flour, gluten, water , but we actually put it through our meat grinder without the blade to make the noodles, since it's just a screw it pushed the dough through the die and made spaghett.troyguitar wrote:How'd you make the noodles? Seems like a PITA but my favorite Italian place makes their own pasta so it could be worthwhile.rockchops wrote:fuckin spaghett. homemade everything except for the parmesan. Delicious.
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Ahhh you already own a tool to do it, that makes sense. I'd be doing one noodle at a time by hand if I did it.rockchops wrote:egg, flour, gluten, water , but we actually put it through our meat grinder without the blade to make the noodles, since it's just a screw it pushed the dough through the die and made spaghett.troyguitar wrote:How'd you make the noodles? Seems like a PITA but my favorite Italian place makes their own pasta so it could be worthwhile.
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:ohhellno:troyguitar wrote:Ahhh you already own a tool to do it, that makes sense. I'd be doing one noodle at a time by hand if I did it.rockchops wrote:egg, flour, gluten, water , but we actually put it through our meat grinder without the blade to make the noodles, since it's just a screw it pushed the dough through the die and made spaghett.
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we've done that too but never really been able to cut it thin enough for spaghetti. Old school rolling pin and a knife, but it's thick.troyguitar wrote:Ahhh you already own a tool to do it, that makes sense. I'd be doing one noodle at a time by hand if I did it.rockchops wrote:egg, flour, gluten, water , but we actually put it through our meat grinder without the blade to make the noodles, since it's just a screw it pushed the dough through the die and made spaghett.
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Good idea to use the grinder without the blade. So you're just extruding the dough then.rockchops wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 9:20 pmegg, flour, gluten, water , but we actually put it through our meat grinder without the blade to make the noodles, since it's just a screw it pushed the dough through the die and made spaghett.troyguitar wrote:How'd you make the noodles? Seems like a PITA but my favorite Italian place makes their own pasta so it could be worthwhile.
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Our kitchen aid has an attachment, makes it pretty easy.wap wrote:Good idea to use the grinder without the blade. So you're just extruding the dough then.
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We have one of those, too. Will have to try that some day.Calvinball wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 10:08 pmOur kitchen aid has an attachment, makes it pretty easy.wap wrote:
Good idea to use the grinder without the blade. So you're just extruding the dough then.
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It’s easy to do, but I takes some effort to get it right where you want. It typically made thicker pasta than we wanted when I first started using it.wap wrote:We have one of those, too. Will have to try that some day.Calvinball wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 10:08 pm Our kitchen aid has an attachment, makes it pretty easy.
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next level on that? ADD A GUINNESS bottle to the mix. It makes a fantastic stew. No other liquid needed.
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So how do you make it thinner than the holes?Calvinball wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 1:16 amIt’s easy to do, but I takes some effort to get it right where you want. It typically made thicker pasta than we wanted when I first started using it.wap wrote:
We have one of those, too. Will have to try that some day.
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I haven’t made it in a while, but I just had to roll it thinner before running it through.wap wrote:So how do you make it thinner than the holes?Calvinball wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 1:16 am It’s easy to do, but I takes some effort to get it right where you want. It typically made thicker pasta than we wanted when I first started using it.
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Don't the purple potatoes cost mire than normal potatoes and taste no differently?troyguitar wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 11:51 amBefore or after cooking? I don't add water, but I do add ~12 oz of red wine at the beginning to end up with a decent amount of by the end.
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The little potatoes cost more (per weight) than regular size ones, but the purple little ones cost the same as the other little ones. The only reason I buy them for this dish is to not have to spend time cutting up regular size stuff.KYGTIGuy wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 12:22 pmDon't the purple potatoes cost mire than normal potatoes and taste no differently?troyguitar wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 11:51 am
Before or after cooking? I don't add water, but I do add ~12 oz of red wine at the beginning to end up with a decent amount of by the end.
at the beginning. google up the recipetroyguitar wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 11:51 amBefore or after cooking? I don't add water, but I do add ~12 oz of red wine at the beginning to end up with a decent amount of by the end.
our holes are pretty tight, straight out of the dye.wap wrote:So how do you make it thinner than the holes?Calvinball wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 1:16 am It’s easy to do, but I takes some effort to get it right where you want. It typically made thicker pasta than we wanted when I first started using it.
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RIBSSSSSSS
Prep with dry rub
Camera shit the bed on pic, but i cheated with premade barbcue thats like all sugar and LIQUID SMOKEEEEEEEE
ye olde instant pot
55 minutes later
finished on grill eaten with glee
Notes: Next time I'll leave time to let the ribs go for 1.25 hours at high pressure. They were tender AF, but could have been cooked a bit longer.
Prep with dry rub
Camera shit the bed on pic, but i cheated with premade barbcue thats like all sugar and LIQUID SMOKEEEEEEEE
ye olde instant pot
55 minutes later
finished on grill eaten with glee
Notes: Next time I'll leave time to let the ribs go for 1.25 hours at high pressure. They were tender AF, but could have been cooked a bit longer.
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In a full move, I did not have salad dressing as the finishing touch to my lunch yesterday and today, so I used some left over Chick Fil A dipping sauce from a platter we had earlier in the week.
Yesterday was Polynesian sauce. I had high expectations and they were met: 5/7 would dress again. This sauce is like crack to me.
Today was barbecue, expectations were lower, and it was, indeed, meh-tastic.
Yesterday was Polynesian sauce. I had high expectations and they were met: 5/7 would dress again. This sauce is like crack to me.
Today was barbecue, expectations were lower, and it was, indeed, meh-tastic.
I made Spicy-Sweet roasted sweet potatoes last night. This was my first time ever peeling and dicing potatoes. I am trying to get better at cooking.
https://spicysouthernkitchen.com/spicy- ... -potatoes/
It used a lot of ingredients: olive oil, brown sugar, paprika, chili powder, cayenne pepper, onion powder, salt, black pepper.
They were pretty delicious. I think I needed to cook them a bit longer. They were in the oven for 15 minutes @ 425 degrees, and then I stirred them and they went in for another 20 minutes. They weren't crispy enough. Any suggestions?
Also, the recipe called for three potatoes, but I used two since they were massive, but I think they were a bit too spicy. So less cayenne pepper and chili powder next time.
Girlfriend broiled filet mignon in the oven since we don't have a grill.
https://spicysouthernkitchen.com/spicy- ... -potatoes/
It used a lot of ingredients: olive oil, brown sugar, paprika, chili powder, cayenne pepper, onion powder, salt, black pepper.
They were pretty delicious. I think I needed to cook them a bit longer. They were in the oven for 15 minutes @ 425 degrees, and then I stirred them and they went in for another 20 minutes. They weren't crispy enough. Any suggestions?
Also, the recipe called for three potatoes, but I used two since they were massive, but I think they were a bit too spicy. So less cayenne pepper and chili powder next time.
Girlfriend broiled filet mignon in the oven since we don't have a grill.
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Do you even crockpotstripethree wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 3:02 pm Stay safe out there fam while you're cooking dem ribs.
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