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Brown sugar & maple syrup glazed bone in pork chop with duck fat and truffle salt air fryer potatoes and roasted carrots
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It was the best chicken of my life and has won the award for “best pollo a la brasa in Lima” for last few years
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Well I planned to do grilled carrots or asparagus but just too busy managing work and kids being home from spring break, but will pick up some of those Brussels sprouts next time iM at the store sounds like a great idea……thanks @C6Bill
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This is the other stay I’ve been cooking which you’ve all seen 100x pork tenderloin with air fryer potatoes tossed it duck fat and dusted with Parmesan cheese once removed too lazy to even cook a veg!
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@tekoboi planted 7 different types so that they would bloom during various months of the year. This Fuerte is moving the slowest 1 avo in year 4. My others gave me 1-2 in year 2/3, 10-15 In year 3-4
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This is a sample of what I’ve been cooking on the KK lately, lot of chicken breast used for other things this is a Mexican bowl and I used my ONE Fueryr avocado that I got from the tree I planted four years ago to just aji a the avocado instead of making guacamole. Fuerte is one of my favorites and I’m looking forward to staring to grow my harvest exponentially this year
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Spent the holidays and new years in Peru and ate like a king went to Central and Kyjolle for our fine dining experiences. Ate and Senor Limon twice (our favorite normal restaurant) and had some out of this world pollo a la brasa at Tori which is owned by the owner of Maido here are the pics
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Just stopped by to get some inspiration. Been too busy with the new job to cook like I used to. Hoping to get back. Good to see everyone doing well
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wife and I just returned from Paris where we had some incredible meals. A 1 star, a 2 star & two 3 star Michelin restaurants in a week Lots of seafood, some duck, pigeon but I had a hankering for a cut of steak all week so tonight I made Tri-tip, air fyed potatoes in duck fat with truffle salt & asparagus
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I’ve done a wagyu brisket before didn’t think it was worth the money IMO. If I’m gonna eat wagyu I want it rare
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Nice work @alimac23
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Homemade marinaded carne asada, grilled over mesquite wood guacamole red onion cilantro cottija cheese salsa Fresca flour tortilla
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Took my goths to Safari Park this weekend. Stopped by the far stand on the way home. Got some amazing fruit and produce rainbow carrots, asparagus and sweet white corn on the cob along with pork tenderloin My oldest told me that the asparagus “popped” in her mouth it was so fresh. Great summer meal
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I don’t know how you live without one
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So I have to I have to say I was a bit disappointed with the outcome today. I bought the Huacatay plant about a month ago, it starting taking off last two weeks I was super excited.for this cook. Remembered this site my mother in law told me a Lutheran I first starting dating my wife. It’s called www.yanuq.com it’s all in Spanish and is traditional Peruvian recipes so thought I was off to a good start used this recipe https://www.yanuq.com/buscador.asp?idreceta=919&cod=32 all systems go problem is it didnt specify the amount of Hiuacatay….no problem im a good cook I’ll figure it out…..started out good, sauce was green , tasted the Huacatay (I estimate I used about a cup wipers of fresh Huacatay), tasted good but had no kick, then I remembered I hadn’t put in any aji Amarillo so grabbed two aji Amarillo’s peppers tat are in a jar (candidly an old jar in my fridge). Added them but there was still no source. So I grabbed another Havel of fresh Huacatay and also added two tablespoons of aji Amarillo powder (old as well), still no spices kick so I added two lots tablespoons of aji Amarillo powder and it got SUPER salty and basically got out from under me. My wife says it tasted too much Huacatay it was salty as hell…..also turned a yellow color and more resembled the potato dish called papa a la huacuaina…..not bad tasting but not what I was expecting and if I’m being honest it was not as good as the Peruvian “green crack” recipe I’ve been using…..pretty disappointed oh well I will wait for my plant to grow back and try again but the queso fresco & evaporated milk were definitely much closer to the traditional Peruvian flavor profile, so I was encourage to be selling in the right direction…..however I fell off the path with the aji Amarillo tinkering
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Exactly @tony b sometimes I forget to clean it out before a long burn and that’s usually what happens but like I said it works well with brisket