Bear’s Kitchen: a T&T foodie thread

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Today’s campaign. I found cachete de res (beef cheek meat) at the store and decided to make cabeza. A local taqueria makes a lovely cabeza. So I tripled the 1-lb recipe for my 3.15 lbs of meat.

Here it is ready to sear.

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Seared in my big copper thing. I have owned this Dutch oven for near 40 years. I do not polish it! I like the patina.

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All sauced up (4 guajillo, 4 ancho pasilla, 5 New Mexico, 6 fat cloves garlic, 1 tsp cumin,1/2 tsp Mexican oregano

some bay leaves, a container of beef stock and half the Chile liquor, simmer at least 3 hours.

Trial tacos! El Superior aces these but hey, try 1. I’ll say that the chile simmer smelled somehow right.

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Trial samples! Yeeeee! Some New Zealand cheddar.

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xtsho

Well-Known Member
Made a couple of pizzas last night. Nothing fancy. Bagged grated cheese, canned olives and mushrooms, fresh red onion, and some spicy beef sausage I made. I was trying out a sourdough pizza crust recipe. The crust turned out great. It was a little hard to work with as it was a really wet dough. I shaped it over a pile of coarse semolina flour which actually gives a nice crispy texture to the bottom and lets you stretch the dough without it sticking. It went well with a beer.


 

tkufoS

Well-Known Member
I don't remember if it was this thread or another one. But there were pickled eggs. Just filled a 32 oz mason jar. 30 eggs. Nothing but vinegar, water salt, garlic, and hot peppers. I'll start eating them in a week. The lady isn't happy. :mrgreen:

Im your huckleberry :lol: .. I got a recipe on yt.. 2 tbsp salt , 2 tbsp sugar , 2 tbsp red pepper flakes , as much garlic as you like and vinegar. And juice from 1/2 or 3/4 of a key lime . No water for me .MF are they good with beer :fire:
 
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