Looks great. I remember in the 50’s / 70’s, the uncles would get together & ‘let’ the nephews help. We usually made around 100 lbs. each of sweet & hot sausage while drinking the home made wine. Great memories.We made about 55 pounds of Hot Italian Sausage last week. When the dust settled it cost us $1.75 per pound and I took 20 pounds.
That looks waaaaay better than anything I’ve seen at Cava.Grilled lamb with tomato and wine sauce, on a bed of spinach salad, topped with quick pickled red onions, pomegranate seeds, mint from my garden, and feta cheese.
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That tuna looks awesome! People so frequently overcook it but that looks perfectFirst attempt at blackened Tuna on the griddle, got some tweaking to do, but not terrible
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Wow that’s just brutal!! You kill the bird with ranch, then cook it up and dip it in the same ranch?!? Damn!!Since @Pugman1943 gave me the cheat code for true Buffalo Style wings, I never eat them any other way hardly. The air fryers in my Blackstone make it too easy.
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Wait, what's this cheat code?Since @Pugman1943 gave me the cheat code for true Buffalo Style wings, I never eat them any other way hardly. The air fryers in my Blackstone make it too easy.
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How to make the wing sauce like the original Buffalo wing sauce. Frank's Redhot Wing sauce and melted butter mixed together and then tossed extra wet in a bowl.Wait, what's this cheat code?
Ahh, I learned that long ago working in a sports bar kitchen. It is delicious for sure, we used butter flavored oil though.How to make the wing sauce like the original Buffalo wing sauce. Frank's Redhot Wing sauce and melted butter mixed together and then tossed extra wet in a bowl.
Awesome looking food! I’m drooling.The GF and I got introduced to another great Italian place in one of our favorite road trip destinations. It was definitely a pricey splurge, but the food was excellent.
Octopus salad that was incredible:
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Lamb shank with polenta. The meat pulled right off the bone.
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That looks amazing JeffThe GF and I got introduced to another great Italian place in one of our favorite road trip destinations. It was definitely a pricey splurge, but the food was excellent.
Octopus salad that was incredible:
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Lamb shank with polenta. The meat pulled right off the bone.
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What a great dish. This is one of my favorites. I also add sautéed broccoli rabe & top it with lots of fresh grated parmigiano reggiano cheese.Pesto pasta with sautéed grape tomatoes and chicken sausage, made with basil from my garden. Inspired by my favorite chef and teacher, Jacques Pepin.View attachment 43858