That pot roast has been in the crockpot on low all day. The house smells wonderful.
Same experience with the dish posted above.
That pot roast has been in the crockpot on low all day. The house smells wonderful.
I just buy my smoked chops from the Swiss Pork Store.I didn't even think of using my smoker. Wow, I can't believe I completely overlooked that. I honestly haven't used my smoker since "That day". June 20, I was smoking ribs, and that's when I had my seizure. I know that it had nothing to do with the smoker, but I still haven't used it since. I guess it's kind of like a "Jaws" thing. I saw the shark and I'm not ready to go back in the water yet, even though it's safe to do so.
it does alter the flavour and I have come to the conclusion I prefer them that way - though my OH does not.I'm curious. I've seen several distinguished members preparing sprouts, where they're browned,sometimes heavily browned, on the outside. Does this add to the flavour/cut the bitterness of the sprouts?
I ask because I like mine green. If I sauté them, they might just take on a light fawn colour!
That looks delicious! Vibrant colours that complement the meat
)Congratulations to both of you!Celebrated our 7 year marriage anniversary
EXACTLY. Super simple, less is more. Quality ingredients, super hot oven, beautiful light crust, it's a pizza you can eat and not waddle away from. Their Margarita pie is so light and easy, one of our faves....And I'd imagine that there are very few ingredients go on to the pizza.
I went to 2 certified Neapolitan pizza houses in London last year: Santa Maria, in the Fulham Rd, and Kalo, which is just off Trafalgar Square. THIN pizza but the crust puffs up hugely, few ingredients (maybe 3 or 4) and it takes about 3 minutes to cook in a 700F pizza oven.
I thought they were delicious. No struggling over a huge 2" thick slab of bread slathered with 45 different things on top, but everyone to their own. It's a totally different "pizza" to what we're probably all used to.