Smoked some ribs, mushroom and cheddar stuffed baked potatoes and some Mexican style corn
That all looks mighty tasty, what did you put on that corn? We're gonna make some corn tonight and I thought of this as soon as the wife brought it home.
Smoked some ribs, mushroom and cheddar stuffed baked potatoes and some Mexican style corn
Cantaloupe as a bowl, steak on top of lobster, mash the potato, put on top of steak and top it all with a couple eggs.
And I thought it was trick photograghy. Silly me :roll:.Look closer. Not the same. Bones will give it away. I put them facing down the second time.
So you're saying you were distracted? :lmao:It's Arm & Hammer that I willingly paid too much for as I got to walk around the Giant Eagle with all the hotties from OSU.
That all looks mighty tasty, what did you put on that corn? We're gonna make some corn tonight and I thought of this as soon as the wife brought it home.
Beef short ribs
Four ingredients, plus some water as it cooks. I kept adding brown sugar until the soy sauce was completely saturated and couldn't take any more. Then a light sprinkle of the garlic powder and a couple of squirts of Sriracha. Oh, and a squirt of wasabi mustard. So, a total of six ingredients I guess.
Marinade for two hours at least. Flipping, stirring and whatnot every half hour
Dumped everything in, added a little water to get my level correct and cooked on the stove on Low and Warm setting for about five hours, so barely a simmer. Like one bubble every few minutes. Flipping and basting, repeating every half hour or so (every freezer beer), and adding water as necessary to keep them half submerged.
Plated with grass and weeds and fresh cracked pepper
And I have finally found a way I can cook these and keep the bone on, simply for presentation. Every time I tried, and it was numerous tries trying various methods, the bone separated.
They were most excellent. :mrgreen: