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Orange beef (ribeye) and bok choy with oyster sauce. Last minute pic before consumption.

 

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That looks good. I need to start trying recipes beyond my usual. My problem is Gail is such a picky eater.

 

Smoking short ribs. Two hours in.

 

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Those ribs are going to be tasty, I'll bet.  I think Gail would like those two dishes because they are not particularly challenging.  I made the beef with less spice because Alden doesn't do spicy foods, and it was still tasty and we all liked it.

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Garlic/pepper/orange beef -- fucking perfect, tender, yet well done.  Didn't marinate for one second, just threw a little bit of orange juice into my usual hoisin garlic/pepper/more garlic/touch of fish sauce concoction.

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Red beans and rice using my new instant pot. Threw a little smoked paprika in it to replace the flavor bacon and ham hocks would provide. Turned out pretty good, and was super quick compared to normal beans and rice.

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It's so good...

I kept it simple this time. 

3 lb boston butt

1 cup apple cider vinegar

1 tbsp minced garlic

Rubbed it in "Butt Rub" BBQ seasoning, plus smoked paprika,and 3 chopped vietnamese peppers

 

90 minutes under pressure.

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4 minutes ago, swt61 said:

You lost me at okra.

It's an amazing thickener, which would be great for stroganoff.  Have you ever had tempura okra, Steve?  Or the traditional blackened?  Okra is also delicious stuffed with cheese and battered and deep-fried.  Of course, an acorn would be delicious stuffed with cheese and battered and deep-fried.

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I've heard it can be good, but the only way I've had it is slimey. Not that I'm against everything that's slimey, but Okra for sure.

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