FOOD THREAD VOL. GRUB LIFE

The secret is to cook them on top of each other.

It was a pretty pleasant experience, however I cut too little onion. The mandoline slicer has a learning curve and it feels like it's an accident waiting to happen.

What's the NT consensus on lettuce/tomato placing, top or bottom?
Lettuce and tomato are my two most optional burger toppings, but if they're on a burger I prefer them to be underneath so that the burger juices drip down into them.
 
Lettuce and tomato are my two most optional burger toppings, but if they're on a burger I prefer them to be underneath so that the burger juices drip down into them.
I really don't even rock with lettuce and tomato on burgers anymore, a waste. Too much of an effect on the sandwich.

I thought it would be a mess, but the burger held together without dissolving into a spongy mess.
 
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Marble gang
 
Second time smoking a (washed) chicken. Came out good but need to keep practicing for sure

Brined it over night in
Water
Celtic sea salt
A good amount of peppercorns
Like 6 cloves of smashed garlic
1 white onion
2 sliced lemons
Oregano
Parsley
Rosemary



then seasoned and smoked
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Looks moist but your "crust" doesn't seem to be staying on.

Are you patting your chicken dry after your brine?
 
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