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NFT: What are you eating this week(end)?

Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 12:47 am
Some Italian coming up for me. Friday, I'm trying a new recipe for eggplant parm, just roasting, not frying the eggplant. Using smoked mozz and smoked provolone. Sunday my daughter and grandsons are coming over and I'm making a lasagna- gonna cook it Saturday cause it's always better the second day. Ground beef, hot Italian sausage, and ricotta that I made today.
Saturday some kind of burger with sweet potato fries. And for an app on Sunday I'm making pork belly burnt ends- I bought about a 10 pound belly at Costco today-half is going to that, and I'm gonna try making bacon for the first time with the other half.
What are you guys up to?
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DG_89 : 6/2/2023 5:40 am : link
usual, Fridays are about finishing off Sunday's leftovers. A lesson I learned from my grandmother who I dearly miss. Cook big and live off the leftovers.

Tonight? Quesadillas. Whether they're plain cheese or not depends on what I see when I detour at the Stop & Shop near the job this morning.

Tomorrow I genuinely have no clue. No cravings to satisfy or anything. I'll play it by ear.

Sunday dinner I'm piggybacking your Italian theme. In my case it's spaghetti and meatballs. Ground turkey, turkey sausage, roasted onion and garlic, fresh parsley, grated parm, breadcrumbs and eggs coming together to make some delicious meatballs. I bake them for 30 minutes then finish them in the sauce while it's simmering. Ladle it over al dente pasta with garlic bread on the side
I've got some butchering to do this weekend.  
Klaatu : 6/2/2023 8:43 am : link
NY strip roast into steaks, an eye round sliced very thin for the dehydrator, chicken skins from thighs for the air fryer.
40 garlic clove roast pork lion  
Sec 103 : 6/2/2023 9:36 am : link
haven't figured the sides yet...
RE: 40 garlic clove roast pork lion  
smshmth8690 : 6/2/2023 10:25 am : link
In comment 16126657 Sec 103 said:
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haven't figured the sides yet...


That dish screams for mashed potatoes.
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Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 10:26 am : link
In comment 16126607 DG_89 said:
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usual, Fridays are about finishing off Sunday's leftovers. A lesson I learned from my grandmother who I dearly miss. Cook big and live off the leftovers.

Tonight? Quesadillas. Whether they're plain cheese or not depends on what I see when I detour at the Stop & Shop near the job this morning.

Tomorrow I genuinely have no clue. No cravings to satisfy or anything. I'll play it by ear.

Sunday dinner I'm piggybacking your Italian theme. In my case it's spaghetti and meatballs. Ground turkey, turkey sausage, roasted onion and garlic, fresh parsley, grated parm, breadcrumbs and eggs coming together to make some delicious meatballs. I bake them for 30 minutes then finish them in the sauce while it's simmering. Ladle it over al dente pasta with garlic bread on the side


Spaghetti and meatballs make great leftovers. Tomorrow sounds like it could be popcorn or PB&J :)
RE: I've got some butchering to do this weekend.  
Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 10:28 am : link
In comment 16126643 Klaatu said:
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NY strip roast into steaks, an eye round sliced very thin for the dehydrator, chicken skins from thighs for the air fryer.

I did a braise chicken thigh dish last night and again removed the skin after searing and fried the fat side of the skin, so I had like large chips. Ate that along with dinner. But in the future, I need to do less salt and pepper if I'm going to take separate bites of the skin.
RE: 40 garlic clove roast pork lion  
Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 10:30 am : link
In comment 16126657 Sec 103 said:
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haven't figured the sides yet...


I've only done 40 clove chicken, which was very good. It was a Chinese preparation, so I probably made rice and baby bok choy with it. Maybe some Japanese eggplant.
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CT Charlie : 6/2/2023 10:33 am : link
In comment 16126685 smshmth8690 said:
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In comment 16126657 Sec 103 said:


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haven't figured the sides yet...



That dish screams for mashed potatoes.


It screams louder for homemade applesauce.
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Klaatu : 6/2/2023 10:36 am : link
In comment 16126692 CT Charlie said:
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haven't figured the sides yet...



That dish screams for mashed potatoes.



It screams louder for homemade applesauce.


Or Spiced Apples.
snow crab legs  
Dr. D : 6/2/2023 11:37 am : link
Love when I get them on sale! Had them steamed with butter last week but have more. I'm thinking of making some kind of dish, maybe with Alfredo sauce and maybe a crab chowder.
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mikeypgiants giants : 6/2/2023 12:00 pm : link
I got a nice rack of ribs i will trim to a St. Louis cut. i will use trimming for a little pulled pork style which ill freeze for another time.
RE: snow crab legs  
Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 7:29 pm : link
In comment 16126725 Dr. D said:
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Love when I get them on sale! Had them steamed with butter last week but have more. I'm thinking of making some kind of dish, maybe with Alfredo sauce and maybe a crab chowder.


Delicious, but too much work for me to deal with shells :) Enjoy them
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Bill in UT : 6/2/2023 7:32 pm : link
In comment 16126741 mikeypgiants giants said:
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I got a nice rack of ribs i will trim to a St. Louis cut. i will use trimming for a little pulled pork style which ill freeze for another time.


Spareribs are your best buy, but I can see buying them and cutting them into St. Louis style and saving the trimmings. I like to eat them whole. I buy a lot of pork butt that I use for other preps.
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smshmth8690 : 6/2/2023 11:56 pm : link
In comment 16126922 Bill in UT said:
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I got a nice rack of ribs i will trim to a St. Louis cut. i will use trimming for a little pulled pork style which ill freeze for another time.



Spareribs are your best buy, but I can see buying them and cutting them into St. Louis style and saving the trimmings. I like to eat them whole. I buy a lot of pork butt that I use for other preps.


Best use of spare rib trimmings - Sunday Sauce!!!
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Bill in UT : 6/3/2023 9:24 am : link
In comment 16127005 smshmth8690 said:
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In comment 16126741 mikeypgiants giants said:


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I got a nice rack of ribs i will trim to a St. Louis cut. i will use trimming for a little pulled pork style which ill freeze for another time.



Spareribs are your best buy, but I can see buying them and cutting them into St. Louis style and saving the trimmings. I like to eat them whole. I buy a lot of pork butt that I use for other preps.



Best use of spare rib trimmings - Sunday Sauce!!!


You mean Sunday Gravy, right? :) I always go with sausage and meatball, but don't have a standard 3rd meat. I've used whole ribs, chuck, brisket. So rib meat would certainly fit. Might take a while to collect enough of those pieces, tho.
CRinCA  
Bill in UT : 6/3/2023 1:42 pm : link
Chuck, I'm going to make my version of those Wisconsin burgers tonight.
Cooked up a sausage patty, added some Treager garlic and chili pepper  
bwitz : 6/3/2023 9:38 pm : link
rub on a buttermilk Thomas’ english muffin with some sharp cheddar this morning.

For lunch, Chef J’s China Bistro. Best fried rice I’ve ever had.
RE: Cooked up a sausage patty, added some Treager garlic and chili pepper  
Bill in UT : 6/3/2023 9:46 pm : link
In comment 16127303 bwitz said:
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rub on a buttermilk Thomas’ english muffin with some sharp cheddar this morning.



Sounds delicious, but no egg?
Hey Bill  
bwitz : 6/4/2023 11:34 pm : link
Not an egg person. There are exceptions, but I just don’t do eggs.
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