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I've gotta motherfucking learn to make good tamales
it's not as tough as you think
what would you say is the hardest part of making really good tamales that most people get wrong? preparing the masa incorrectly? making the filling wrong? I'm certainly in favor of going for flavor instead of "healthy" if I'm going to go to the trouble of making them
I've gotta motherfucking learn to make good tamales
it's not as tough as you think
what would you say is the hardest part of making really good tamales that most people get wrong? preparing the masa incorrectly? making the filling wrong? I'm certainly in favor of going for flavor instead of "healthy" if I'm going to go to the trouble of making them
well the masa is not hard at all, especially since you can't over or under work it. When it sticks together, it's done.
The main hurdles I had at first was over-filling, and under-steaming.
I found that overestimating your steam time, and under-estimating your filling is the best bet. because even if you steam them for 20 extra minutes.... it ain't gonna hurt a thing.
i made stir-fry for dinner that was chicken breasts pre-marinated in teriyaki sauce, bell peppers, broccoli, chopped baby carrots, sugar snap peas, and water chestnuts over some jasmine rice.
add some cashews and chow-mein noodles, and bam, tasty meal.
I bought 10 pounds of premarinated chicken leg meat for $1.50 a pound recently.
Totally unrelated question tho. How can I spice up brown rice? The stuff is so good for you and cheap, but whenever I make it with water it is so bland.
I'm thinking grilled cheese and tomato soup for dinner
but we'll see what the grocery store has that looks good
Reading this and the OP is like a best-of of the last few pages
Also, ^5, I had a grilled cheese too
...five hours ago
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I Win Swordfightsall the traits of greatnessstarlight at my feetRegistered Userregular
edited May 2009
Fuck it it is getting late I'll just throw some dinner rolls and rice pilaf and a salad or something
The apple gravy is worth making the meal
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ButtersA glass of some milksRegistered Userregular
edited May 2009
Tonight's dinner was pan-broiled sockeye salmon fillets with a lemon garlic seasoning and sea scallops Cajun style with baby spinach salad, green beans, and sweet corn.
i've had too much garlic lately, though. between cinco de mayo guacamole and that stirfry, i've probably had two bulbs by myself over the last two days
or if you're super lazy like me, I keep a bunch of paste bouillon in the fridge and just throw a spoonful in with the rice and water
I've tried this with the only bouillon my local supermarket stocked and it only came out marginally better, but I assume this was due to the low quality of the bouillon.
I'm not sure exactly where or what to look for when buying bouillon, any ideas?
or if you're super lazy like me, I keep a bunch of paste bouillon in the fridge and just throw a spoonful in with the rice and water
I've tried this with the only bouillon my local supermarket stocked and it only came out marginally better, but I assume this was due to the low quality of the bouillon.
I'm not sure exactly where or what to look for when buying bouillon, any ideas?
I despise the cube stuff (unless I'm sick and then it's fantastic)
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it's not as tough as you think
but we'll see what the grocery store has that looks good
does the Pope shit in the woods?
of course I do
Hoping it turns out right this time.
well the masa is not hard at all, especially since you can't over or under work it. When it sticks together, it's done.
The main hurdles I had at first was over-filling, and under-steaming.
I found that overestimating your steam time, and under-estimating your filling is the best bet. because even if you steam them for 20 extra minutes.... it ain't gonna hurt a thing.
you tease me, you bastard
i'm damn near retarded and i could totally swing it
my biggest misstep was in the seasoning department
but it's simple to make
it's just very time consuming
holy shit I could eat this forever
I just dunno what I should serve it with.
add some cashews and chow-mein noodles, and bam, tasty meal.
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I made this guy's toaster oven chicken tenders for dinner tonight. Deeeelicious and easy. Plus his accent is dreamy.
Totally unrelated question tho. How can I spice up brown rice? The stuff is so good for you and cheap, but whenever I make it with water it is so bland.
or if you're super lazy like me, I keep a bunch of paste bouillon in the fridge and just throw a spoonful in with the rice and water
Reading this and the OP is like a best-of of the last few pages
Also, ^5, I had a grilled cheese too
...five hours ago
The apple gravy is worth making the meal
sort of like a grilled cheese
Like a Caprese salad on bread?
I am very jealous
And hungry
it was definitely delicious and I highly recommend it
It looks pretty fucking tasty.
Satans..... hints.....
I might make a creme brulee another time though Usagi, I like the idea of saying, "I made a creme brulee"
Satans..... hints.....
I've tried this with the only bouillon my local supermarket stocked and it only came out marginally better, but I assume this was due to the low quality of the bouillon.
I'm not sure exactly where or what to look for when buying bouillon, any ideas?
Now I am craving a nice sub sandwich
We have a little Italian market here and they have the best sandwitches
I despise the cube stuff (unless I'm sick and then it's fantastic)
but I love this stuff: Better Than Boullion
you get a lot of ooh's and aaah's because people assume it's terribly difficult to make
and of course, blowtorch
gotta get to work on my stocks for the crawfish boil i intend for NOLA too.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
I haven't the money or the skills to make fancy stuff