It was worth it, wasn’t it?
It was great and actually cheaper than the strip at my meat market .It was worth it, wasn’t it?
I had a NY the other day with some crumbled blue cheese on top.
"strip at my meat market" has an oddly '80s undertone to it.It was great and actually cheaper than the strip at my meat market .
I know a girl in KY.Who does your makeup? I need their number!
Just walk in the door and ask for "The Tammy Smurf Baker"Who does your makeup? I need their number!
Spanish Taverna night @ Casa GBM.
Spanish influenced charcuterie board followed by a chicken and sausage paella (with wines to match of course!).
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You can’t see it. The rice cooks below the the meat - which has already been browned - so that it’s totally immersed in the liquid (chicken stock and, as you correctly noted, saffron). Ideally the rice should be a short grain rice, I used Valencia as Bomba is hard to find in these parts, that will absorb liquid well while uncovered. (Long grain rice would have been quite crunchy!) In the pan below the surface, is actually 3 cups of cooked rice, not that you’d know it.Perhaps I just can't see it but I thought Paella meant saphron rice. I know the cooking vessel is also called a paella.
Like Appleby’s? Let’s not get all crazy now. I’m just a simple home cook, not some Michelin star chef.
I suspect it won’t need much, if any, sauce; tho that sauce does look damn tasty.Welp. It took over 15 hours, but I finally have some pulled pork. Gonna be eating on this for most of the week. Nom!
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Your bloody Mary looks a bit thick. Add more vodka!Welp. It took over 15 hours, but I finally have some pulled pork. Gonna be eating on this for most of the week. Nom!
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