The Food Thread (4 Viewers)

Grilling some Fajitas later. Fresh Pico de Gallo is ready.

24F275F7-F6AA-4553-86FC-E67E6D66CC15.jpeg
 
Very nice Chris
 
The lamb was done a lil too much for my taste. I prefer a rare to medium-rare. I let it rest about 20 minutes (rather than the 5 to 10 minutes when I usually cook it) while I cooked a few other things. So it continued to cook while it rested as it will. The meat was still juicy and tender, and the flavor was spot on.

FA44655F-5CAA-42EE-87A6-B4D104C53BD6.jpeg
78294025-1AD9-470B-8984-E416967EC30B.jpeg
4B926FCA-5B3E-4F25-997A-B5A7C0AE51F5.jpeg
 
I'm a lousy cook - but my wife loves to bake. 99% of it goes to work with her to feed friends/staff - which is a good thing for my waistline. :confused:


Resized_20190629_173934.jpeg
 
Made my favorite dish again today.

82E68E6D-B56F-41CE-BE84-3B0D736EA11F.jpeg
DC42A253-2525-4419-B609-8B34EA720970.jpeg
1FD86CCE-C0F9-4DAE-9E9B-B0E86DEC9ADA.jpeg
 
Graeme Graeme

What kind of curry is that? That looks awesome

I forget the name of the packet. ;)
But I added more curry, tomatos, coconut milk, chilies and potato. Tasted good.

I love the setup, what kind of "grill" is that? Looks like a bottom of a furnace or smelter.

It's the bottom part of a chiminea, David. It was suppose cook pizzas but it was a hopeless concept - so I tried using a cast iron pan, and worked well. Fuel is barbeque heat beads.
 
That's Brilliant!
 
Very nice Graeme.

Might have a job available for you once my hotel opens up again :lol:
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back