Jump to content

Aussie Ora

Owners
  • Posts

    5,662
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    208

Posts posted by Aussie Ora

  1. Very cool rub. I know it is not unusual to use mustard as a slather- Franklin uses it on his brisket, although very sparingly, just to help the salt/pepper adhere to the meat. In the case of the country-style ribs, I know one of my challenges is keeping pork from drying out at the same time we're trying cook it through and flavor it. A liberal slather and rub coating would probably help to let it cook moistly.
    I've used plum sauce as a binder ,alot of things work and impart a flavour .no worries about your ribs drying out on a KK

    Sent from my SM-T835 using Tapatalk

  2. All these three woods are perfect ,plum is great on red meat it has a deeper character. But also very universal. Apricots and orange .just throw them in the apple basket .low mellow smoke . Just muckaround and try them out .if you only had orange wood but was cooking a tri tip .it will do the job

    Sent from my SM-T835 using Tapatalk

    • Like 2
  3. Found the perfect potatoe in the garden to make more potatoe scallop. If you are doing that might as well go ahead and wing another meatloaf. This time I added chopped up chorizo sausage to the mix.
    635922176_PotatoefromGarden.thumb.jpg.753fdc340db7e1eee11f295881acf7de.jpg
    Ready for the liquid.
    1920097047_ReadyfortheLiquid.thumb.jpg.e359e0b214ac736916a4ec00b62b3ce5.jpg
    Scallop done.
    199076046_MorePotatoeScallop.thumb.jpg.8ab7e2da1957c10e040a6e82df037dad.jpg
    Meatloaf is ready.
    1921042618_MoreMeatloaves.thumb.jpg.94061f824afc3dc4f41954d04f9428d5.jpg
    Plated with Pickled Beets.
    1345850433_PlatedDinner.thumb.jpg.4639f4c5a44678065484c57ca2f68f29.jpg
    Looks terrific Mac nice potato bake and meatloaf the beetroot tops it off.

    Sent from my SM-T835 using Tapatalk

    • Like 3

  4. Language warning on this. PG
    This bloke is appealing to Aussie battlers trying to get them away from packaged processed food and into the kitchen cooking real food.
     

    There are a heap of his recipes on YouTube. Not sure this audience needs his lessons. I just like what he stands for.
     
     
    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    Seen a few of his posts . He is kewl no different than any other look at me cook star

    Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk

  5. Nicely done Tony. Great feed. definitely shrimps only prawn fried rice get smaller than them. Lol

    For my down under buddies - shrimps on the bar-bee! 3 different spicy rubs - P = Peri-peri; S = Suya Pepper (Tekobo's blend); and B = Berbere. 
    534415754_Spicy-assskrimps001.thumb.jpg.8ef13a4797bea23dd208d170c53d1776.jpg
    Plated with roasted spuds, green beans and red onions. Made a spicy jalapeno remoulade sauce to go with the shrimps. Nice viognier to go with all the spicy bits.
    733450218_Spicy-assskrimps002.thumb.jpg.b85139b57f99442d3e9848529bb64bf4.jpg
    The peri-peri were the spiciest, but all were very tasty, especially with the remoulade sauce. 
    1276776509_Spicy-assskrimps005.thumb.jpg.5703e039bd4e2a01bfa8a300480b4095.jpg
     


    Sent from my SM-T835 using Tapatalk

    • Like 1
    • Haha 1
×
×
  • Create New...