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usually for my family, it almost always has either Chicken, Steak, Porkchops, Scallops, and then sometimes my pops grills burgers and hotdogs
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I do have a slow cookerOriginally Posted by Mojodmonky1
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
lets trade. give me your best tasting non rocket science-esque Nigerian dish recipe, and I will give you an equally simple yet delicious Korean recipe in return.
damn that does look pretty tasty. i think im gonna have to try that out. im always lookin to lean to cook different types of dishes and cuisine.
Here is an oversimplified recipe for an easy to make Korean dish (if you have a slowcooker/crockpot)
I eyeball cook a lot so my measurements may be a bit off. Don't worry, its pretty hard to mess this dish up
Galbi Jim (shortribs)
2-3lbs of thick cut beef short ribs (like this)
- score the short ribs
- heat a saucepan with some oil and brown all sides of the blocks of short ribs (do not fully cook)
- toss them into your slow cooker
for the sauce/marinade
1 cup of soy sauce
1/2 cup of white sugar (sorry this aint healthy, just tasty)
2-3 tablespoons of Mirin (Cooking rice wine)
2 tablespoons of Sesame Oil
6 cloves of garlic chopped
1-2 tablespoons of toasted sesame seeds
additional
3 medium russet potatoes cut into 1 1/2" blocks
2 medium onions quartered
2 medium carrots cut into 1 1/2" pieces
- mix it all together and pour it over the meat in the crockpot.
- let it cook on low 6-8 hrs
* this is the super lazy way of doing it. the one potential problem here is that the extended cooktime is gonna destroy the vegetables. if you want, you can let the meat cook in the marinade for a couple hours first, then toss in the veggies after. its much easier to control the veggies if i am cooking on a stove (i can just toss em in later) but that kinda takes away from the 1 pot, set it and forget it, ease of cooking.
enjoy
I do have a slow cookerOriginally Posted by Mojodmonky1
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
lets trade. give me your best tasting non rocket science-esque Nigerian dish recipe, and I will give you an equally simple yet delicious Korean recipe in return.
damn that does look pretty tasty. i think im gonna have to try that out. im always lookin to lean to cook different types of dishes and cuisine.
Here is an oversimplified recipe for an easy to make Korean dish (if you have a slowcooker/crockpot)
I eyeball cook a lot so my measurements may be a bit off. Don't worry, its pretty hard to mess this dish up
Galbi Jim (shortribs)
2-3lbs of thick cut beef short ribs (like this)
- score the short ribs
- heat a saucepan with some oil and brown all sides of the blocks of short ribs (do not fully cook)
- toss them into your slow cooker
for the sauce/marinade
1 cup of soy sauce
1/2 cup of white sugar (sorry this aint healthy, just tasty)
2-3 tablespoons of Mirin (Cooking rice wine)
2 tablespoons of Sesame Oil
6 cloves of garlic chopped
1-2 tablespoons of toasted sesame seeds
additional
3 medium russet potatoes cut into 1 1/2" blocks
2 medium onions quartered
2 medium carrots cut into 1 1/2" pieces
- mix it all together and pour it over the meat in the crockpot.
- let it cook on low 6-8 hrs
* this is the super lazy way of doing it. the one potential problem here is that the extended cooktime is gonna destroy the vegetables. if you want, you can let the meat cook in the marinade for a couple hours first, then toss in the veggies after. its much easier to control the veggies if i am cooking on a stove (i can just toss em in later) but that kinda takes away from the 1 pot, set it and forget it, ease of cooking.
enjoy
never been to Boston Market?Originally Posted by Boys Noize
and meatloaf (whatever the hell that is).
never been to Boston Market?Originally Posted by Boys Noize
and meatloaf (whatever the hell that is).
Nope. Growing up, my mom, an incredible cook, cooked like three different Chinese dishes every night and we rarely ordered out. Sometimes she'd switch it up and grill steaks or make some kind of pasta dish. Our family went out to eat on the weekends but we'd pick actual restaurants to go to (like local Italian, Japanese, Chinese, French restaurants)Originally Posted by ThunderChunk69
never been to Boston Market?Originally Posted by Boys Noize
and meatloaf (whatever the hell that is).
Nope. Growing up, my mom, an incredible cook, cooked like three different Chinese dishes every night and we rarely ordered out. Sometimes she'd switch it up and grill steaks or make some kind of pasta dish. Our family went out to eat on the weekends but we'd pick actual restaurants to go to (like local Italian, Japanese, Chinese, French restaurants)Originally Posted by ThunderChunk69
never been to Boston Market?Originally Posted by Boys Noize
and meatloaf (whatever the hell that is).