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2024.05.14 00:15 Future_Way194 Beef Ribs
| Nothing like a 44 Farm 3-bone Angus beef rib on a Monday. I followed Bar-A-BBQ recipe minus the cold smoke. Hard to do on a minimax. I can’t wait to try it. Happy Smokin submitted by Future_Way194 to biggreenegg [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 23:06 Omologist Absolutely The Best Turkey Taco Stack
| Absolutely The Best Turkey Taco Stack Like most of us, I am all about recipes that are tasty and give you a great bang for your buck. This turkey taco stack is the perfect meal if you’re looking for a flavorful dinner. It is also super quick and easy! Ground beef can definitely be substituted if you’re not a fan of turkey. The best part of this recipe is that it is super customizable. I like to serve this taco stack with chips and salsa or a bit of cilantro-lime rice! See the first comment for a link to the recipe submitted by Omologist to mincerecipes [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 22:55 tommp5 Help with no appetite
| Hi all, Hoping someone can help me with my dog, Sailor, who seems to have no appetite and doesn’t want to eat his food. 10mo, male, unfixed, about 65lbs. He’s never had a big food-drive (never overly excited to eat), and and slowly became less and less motivated to eat (probably originally started about 2.5 months ago), until one day he just stopped eating (1.5 months ago). He would go smell his food and then walk away. Originally we were feeding him twice a day a mixture of wet + dry dog food, Purina Pro Plan. Once he stopped eating, we switched it up. All different brands, wet only, dry only, puppy food, adult food, expensive food, cheap food…etc. Sometimes he’d eat it, sometimes not. Sometimes refusing the same food he ate the day before. Went as far as ordering the Farmers dog, as I figured that would taste the best. He liked it at first (chicken recipe), but then stopped eating that after a few days. Got another shipment of their other flavors (pork, beef, turkey), seemed to like them at first, then stopped eating it after a few days. Then we went back to Purina Pro Plan dry + wet, and ate that for about 2 weeks (never finishing a bowl in 1 sitting though), and now he doesn’t want to eat again. Any ideas what it could be? Feel like we’ve tried everything at this point. He doesn’t seem super skinny, but he is definitely on the leaner end of the spectrum (added pictures for context). I have noticed his behavior has gradually changed at the same time. He knaws his toys at night a lot (tears, chews, holds), humps a blanket we have, and is a tad bit aggressive to unknown bigger dogs (we thought he was very well socialized as he’s around our families dogs multiple times a week, who he still gets along great with, and meets other dogs on walks multiple times a week since he’s been a puppy). We typically walk him 2.5-3 miles a day, with a few 1-1.5 mile runs a week, and he often plays with his cousins (2-3 times a week all day when we babysit them). Any help would be greatly appreciated!! submitted by tommp5 to goldenretrievers [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 21:18 rootbeerfan69 Looking to improve my beef stew one thing at a time.
Hello. I am just getting into cooking and starting out small.
Currently the dish that I'm working on is a beef stew that is slow cooked.
This is what I currently do with my beef stew.
I take a 1 lb chuck steak with cut up potatoes, carrots, onions, and tomato. Throw it in the slow cooker with beef broth as the liquid. I have it in for about 7 and a half hours. Put it over some white rice and I enjoy.
My question is what is one or two things I can add that doesnt require significant prep time. I only have about 35 mins to prep. And I would prefer to not rush.
I don't want a recipe I just want a few things I can do differently to slowly improve my beef stew.
There is nothing wrong with it currently for me. I love it. However, I know there are improvements to the flavor and maybe something else I'm not even thinking of that can be done.
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2024.05.13 21:17 Secure_Ad_1121 Beef stew
I have some fresh carrots and potatoes out of my garden and would love to make a yummy beef stew this week. I’m from the south, and you cannot beat a good beef stew from a country buffet restaurant. Does anyone have a copycat recipe? Anyone here work at a country restaurant and can share the recipe? Greatly appreciated.
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2024.05.13 19:55 SilverLiningCyclone Someone please tell me what lidl put on their chicken
Im not the best at flavours, I have to follow a recipe for everything because I have no idea what I’m doing to make stuff taste good. Every summer lidl bring out this marinated chicken and marinated beef. I think it’s called sizzler chicken / sizzler beef. It’s a god send. I love it and I would eat it for every meal if I could, but they never have the bloody stuff in stock when I get there after work. Does anyone know what the marinade is / how I can make it at home? Or any suggestions on a nice, low(ish) calorie marinades I could try out at home?
Thanks in advance!
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2024.05.13 19:54 kabrandon Let's talk about fried rice
Panda Express is cooking some fire food. My regular is chow mein with sweetfire chicken and beijing beef. Which, speaking of the sweetfire chicken there could be a little more fire there to be honest because it's mostly sweet, but I'm splitting hairs now, this post is about the fried rice. As I was saying, the chefs at Panda are cooking fire dishes. But the fried rice recipe could use some work. Every time I get it, it's like I'm eating a bowl of unflavored sand, and fried rice is one of my favorite foods. I don't know how this happens, but the fried rice has less flavor than the steamed rice. And the texture can only be described as "sandy" to me (granted, I am not an eloquent speaker.) I don't know if you're not using enough soy sauce or sesame oil. Maybe not enough garlic or oyster sauce. I personally top with a fair amount of Japanese barbeque sauce to get anything out of eating it. I think y'all are onto something, you just need more lab time on that fried rice recipe. That's all. Respect to the chefs of Panda Express where it's due, though.
edit: To be honest I could also just do with less of the sides. Give me a double entree with one helping of one side. Call it the "one side, two entree plate." I'm just wasting about half of that side anyway. What are you consumers of Panda Express doing with all your side dish, by the way? Are you eating it, throwing half of it away, or using it as a starting ingredient in another dish?
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2024.05.13 19:42 DerangedFingers Is what I've been making even really lasagna?
So I've been making my lasagna since highschool and I recognize that it's not very traditional. It still tastes good, it's just a bit of a shock eating my lasagna compared to others, at least to me because I'm kind of hyperaware of when my food doesn't taste exactly the same.
Here's the recipe:
For the sauce: Brown and season two pounds of ground beef in a large sauce pot with olive oil then drain the grease
Add in a 4.1 pound bottle of ragu chunky spaghetti sauce (sometimes more).
Diced fajita mix from Walmart (onions, green and red bell peppers
Sliced smoked beef sausage link
1 8oz brick of cream cheese, sliced and added into the sauce last
I cook it all on medium to low heat until the sauce is orange and the noodles are done boiling
Preheat Oven to 450°F
While in making the sauce, I preboil a pot of salt water then add in my lasagna noodles until they're soft, stirring occasionally to keep them from sticking too much
When they're done, I drain the water and move onto layering
I do a thin sauce layer in a deep casserole dish then three strips of lasagna noodles. After the initial layer, I add about a cup of sauce each layer.
( ex: sauce>noodle>sauce>noodle)
I go until the casserole dish is almost done. The last layer is sauce and cheese. For the cheese I use Italian blend and mozzarella.
I cover with aluminum foil and then cook it for ~40 minutes, checking periodically. Once I'm sure it's done, I let it sit for 30 minutes uncovered to cook and settle.
I know ricotta is usually used, but my dad didn't like ricotta so I never used it when making my lasagna before moving out. I also don't like an excessive amount of cheese (too many burnt grilled cheese sandwiches 🤢)
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2024.05.13 19:31 ACertainArtifact Week 20 Introduction Thread - Wrapping
wrapped; wrapping (transitive verb):
- 1a: to cover especially by winding or folding
- b: to envelop and secure for transportation or storage : bundle
- c: enfold, embrace
- d: to coil, fold, draw, or twine (such as string or cloth) around something
Wrapped in vegetables:
ssambap,
banana leaf,
bamboo leaf,
chard and
collard greens,
bossam,
endive,
inarizushi (tofu), tamales and
uchepos Wrapped in meat:
prosciutto,
rouladen,
caul fat,
negimaki,
porchetta (also wrapped in inedible stuff unless you like twine),
devils on horseback,
smoked salmon Wrapped in fruit:
mango,
fruit leather Wrapped in carbs (yay): shawarma or
doner kebab,
kathi (paratha) rolls,
dosa, taquitos or
flautas,
rugelach, crepes and
blintzes,
lavash,
en croute and
wellington Wrapped in dairy (good luck):
cheese shell tacos Wrapped in inedible items:
lomo al trapo,
compound butter,
en papillote,
deli-style sandwiches,
bouquet garni Wrapped in rapping: mom's spaghetti (again)
This list is abbreviated! Wrapped foods can be found across the globe. We all apparently like to walk with our food and bulk it up with extra structure. Props to
u/ubiquitons and
u/unthunktheglunk for the suggestion!
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2024.05.13 18:54 swisscheeseswamp What Do You Think of My Plan?
I put together the following weight loss plan for myself. For reference, I'm male, 36yr, 5'11, and 205 pounds. Note: I asked chatgpt for the recipe suggestions based on approved ingredients. I know they'll need some tweaking to be to my liking...
Morning Routine: Goals: Hydration, light exposure, stretching, healthy low-carb meal, raise body temperature.
Cold Water: - Take a cold shower. This will help your body raise its core temperature.
Hydrate & Natural Light Exposure: Post-Yoga: - Drink black coffee (no sugar or milk). Delay drinking coffee by 45-90 minutes after waking up.
- When commuting to work, park farther from the building for extra steps.
Breakfast Recipe Ideas: - Avocado and Egg Breakfast Bowl:
- Ingredients: Avocado, eggs, bell peppers, tomatoes, spinach, garlic, olive oil.
- Instructions: Sautee bell peppers, tomatoes, and spinach with garlic in olive oil. Serve with sliced avocado and poached eggs on top.
- Vegetable Omelette:
- Ingredients: Eggs, mushrooms, spinach, bell peppers, onions, cheddar cheese.
- Instructions: Whisk eggs and pour into a heated skillet. Add chopped vegetables and cheese. Cook until eggs are set.
- Chia Seed Pudding:
- Ingredients: Chia seeds, full-fat yogurt, strawberries, blackberries, almond slices.
- Instructions: Mix chia seeds with yogurt and refrigerate overnight. Top with sliced strawberries, blackberries, and almond slices before serving.
Afternoon Routine: Goals: Light movement, healthy low-carb meal, hydrate.
Lunch: - Aim for a lunch high in protein and low in carbs.
- Take a long walk after lunch. The goal is 5k steps or approximately 30 minutes of walking.
Lunch Recipe Ideas: - Grilled Chicken Salad:
- Ingredients: Grilled chicken breast, mixed greens (spinach, kale, etc.), tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, avocado, olive oil, vinegar.
- Instructions: Grill chicken and slice. Toss mixed greens with chopped vegetables, avocado slices, and dress with olive oil and vinegar.
- Turkey and Veggie Wrap:
- Ingredients: Turkey slices, whole-grain wrap, spinach, bell peppers, hummus, avocado.
- Instructions: Spread hummus on the wrap, add turkey slices, spinach, sliced bell peppers, and avocado. Roll it up and serve.
- Eggplant and Mushroom Stir-Fry:
- Ingredients: Eggplant, mushrooms, garlic, olive oil, soy sauce.
- Instructions: Stir-fry sliced eggplant and mushrooms with minced garlic in olive oil. Add soy sauce for seasoning.
Snacks: almonds, watermelon, strawberries, blackberries, hard-boiled eggs, full-fat yogurt
Evening Routine: Goals: Daily workout, healthy low-carb meal, hydration, plenty of sleep (8-9 hours).
Daily workout: - Strive to work hard here.
- Warm up with intervals of jogging and walking for 6-8k steps.
- Bodyweight exercises. Be sure you are challenged to complete the circuit. Incorporate pushups, squats, lunges, pullups, dips, mountain climber, step up knee raises, plank, etc. Don’t slack on these.
Dinner Recipe Ideas: - Baked Salmon with Roasted Vegetables:
- Ingredients: Salmon fillets, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, olive oil, lemon.
- Instructions: Season salmon with olive oil, lemon, salt, and pepper. Roast alongside mixed vegetables until cooked through.
- Beef and Broccoli Stir-Fry:
- Ingredients: Lean ground beef, broccoli, garlic, soy sauce, olive oil.
- Instructions: Brown ground beef in olive oil, add minced garlic and broccoli florets. Stir in soy sauce and cook until broccoli is tender.
- Grilled Chicken with Zucchini Noodles:
- Ingredients: Chicken breast, zucchini, pesto, olive oil, pine nuts.
- Instructions: Grill chicken breast and slice. Spiralize zucchini into noodles and toss with pesto. Serve chicken over zucchini noodles and sprinkle with pine nuts.
- Additional Recipes: Breakfast:
- Quick Veggie Scramble:
- Ingredients: Eggs, spinach, tomatoes, mushrooms, bell peppers, cheddar cheese, garlic, olive oil.
- Instructions: In a skillet, sauté chopped vegetables with minced garlic in olive oil until tender. Add beaten eggs and scramble until cooked. Top with cheddar cheese before serving.
- Greek Yogurt with Mixed Berries and Nuts:
- Ingredients: Full-fat yogurt, strawberries, blackberries, almonds, walnuts.
- Instructions: Serve yogurt topped with sliced strawberries, blackberries, crushed almonds, and walnuts for added crunch.
- Avocado and Tomato Bowl:
- Ingredients: Avocado, tomatoes, lemon, garlic, olive oil.
- Instructions: Cube avocado and tomatoes, toss with minced garlic, lemon juice, and a drizzle of olive oil.
- Spinach and Mushroom Omelette:
- Ingredients: Eggs, spinach, mushrooms, garlic, olive oil.
- Instructions: Cook chopped mushrooms and minced garlic in olive oil until tender. Add beaten eggs and spinach, cook until eggs are set.
- Nutty Fruit Bowl:
- Ingredients: Watermelon, cantaloupe, almonds, walnuts, lime, chili pepper.
- Instructions: Cube watermelon and cantaloupe, serve in a bowl with crushed almonds and walnuts on top. Add lime and chili pepper for more flavor.
Lunch: - Tuna and Avocado Salad:
- Ingredients: Canned tuna, avocado, spinach, tomatoes, lemon, olive oil.
- Instructions: Mix canned tuna with diced avocado, spinach leaves, and chopped tomatoes. Dress with lemon juice and olive oil.
- Chicken and Vegetable Stir-Fry:
- Ingredients: Chicken breast, broccoli, bell peppers, garlic, olive oil, soy sauce.
- Instructions: Stir-fry sliced chicken breast with chopped vegetables and minced garlic in olive oil. Season with soy sauce.
- Eggplant and Tomato Salad:
- Ingredients: Eggplant, tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, vinegar.
- Instructions: Roast cubed eggplant with minced garlic in olive oil until tender. Toss with chopped tomatoes and a splash of vinegar.
- Cheesy Spinach and Tomato Omelette:
- Ingredients: Eggs, spinach, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, garlic, olive oil.
- Instructions: Sauté chopped tomatoes with minced garlic in olive oil until softened. Add beaten eggs and spinach, cook until eggs are set. Top with cheddar cheese.
- Mushroom and Tomato Soup:
- Ingredients: Mushrooms, tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, vegetable broth.
- Instructions: Sauté sliced mushrooms and minced garlic until golden. Add diced tomatoes and vegetable broth, simmer until flavors meld.
Approved Ingredients for other recipes: eggplant broccoli cauliflower brussel Sprouts cabbage mushrooms tomatoes green beans bell peppers spinach zucchini asparagus garlic kale collard greens bok choy
cheddar cheese gouda parmesan
almonds pine nuts walnuts
watermelon lemon cantalope lime avocado strawberries black berries
chicken eggs lean ground beef fish turkey
hot sauce butter sour cream full fat yogurt olive oil avocado oil coconut oil ghee pesto chimichurri vinegar tahini
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2024.05.13 17:30 Omologist Heavenly Ground Beef and Bulgur Dolmades
| Heavenly Ground Beef and Bulgur Dolmades Looking for a unique way to enjoy bulgur? Try these ground beef and bulgur dolmades and be ready to be surprised. It's the most savoury dish you'll love. See the first comment for a link to the recipe submitted by Omologist to mincerecipes [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 16:08 lisburn1243 Beef Cheek Chili - Good Idea?
I’m participating in a chili cook off in a few weeks so starting to think about different recipes. Would shredded beef cheeks be a good idea for the meat? I’m thinking I would smoke/braise the cheeks ahead of time then add the shredded meat near the end of the cook. I’m wondering if beef cheeks would be too rich though. I would be handing out small 2-3oz samples so I think it would be alright but would love any input or suggestions. I would submit it as Beef Barbacoa Chili instead of beef cheek chili. TIA.
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2024.05.13 13:19 Idontwanttousethis Is there anything I can do with my failed pasta sauce?
Tonight I started making some nice pasta sauce following my typical personal recipe, starting with frying off some onion, carrot and garlic, browning mince and then going to add some pasata....
Except I was out of pasata, so I went to use my backup of either tomoato paste or crushed tomatoes... which I was also both out of. Being stupid I decided I would try to use tomato sauce to see how it came out, as you might except it was terrible.
There was very little flavour and it was extremely sweet, I tried to counteract this by adding some basil and thyme which helped with the flavour but still left it extremely sweet, so I added in some salt hoping it would help, and it did a bit but it still tasted like a smoothie, so next I tried some lemon juice which again did help a little, but I still needed to make it much less sweet. So I added more salt, and some more salt, and some more salt.
Now I'm stuck here with a pan full of extremely sweet, extremely salty pasta sauce. And by god it is terrible, I ended up just ordering food cause I couldn't eat it.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might be able to use this now rather than wasting it? I'm thinking of freezing and possibly using in a beef stock someday but I'm worried it could just be way to strong to go well.
EDIT: I'm talking about Ketchup when I say "Tomato sauce"
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2024.05.13 12:03 Gorlock_ How to stop this daily popup?
| I get this two or three times a day, I don't want to allow the location permission, but it keeps coming back submitted by Gorlock_ to oneplus [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 11:30 Omologist Rich Beef Chili Cheese
| Rich Beef Chili Cheese This rich beef chili cheese is a healthier version of your typical Mexican chili. This is cheesier, creamier, and meatier! See the first comment for a link to the recipe submitted by Omologist to mincerecipes [link] [comments] |
2024.05.13 09:52 mushroom_l0rd Rule
2024.05.13 05:33 sightfulsensei Sunday Dinner Ft. Friday's Leftover Japanese Curry with Chicken Katsu
| Japanese Curry Instant Pot Recipe - Dice onions, shallots, potatoes, and carrots
- Use the saute setting and saute the onions and shallots before adding the potatoes and carrots.
- Add beef broth + Some water to thin out the broth
- Add 2 packs of curry blocks (Any brand of choice)
- I added a block of dark chocolate and some grated apple to the curry
Chicken Katsu Recipe - Filet chicken tenderloins in half
- Tenderize the chicken to thin it out
- Season chicken (What I used)
- Olive oil
- Fleur de sel salt
- Black Pepper
- Garlic Powder
- Shichimi Togarashi Pepper Seasoning
- Coat the chicken cutlets with
- Flour (Mixed with the same seasoning minus the oil)
- Egg
- Panko crust
- Fry (I used veggie or canola oil and filled my pan with oil to almost but not cover the whole cutlet) Oil temp should be 350F
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2024.05.13 04:11 Hayate-kun 60 most-viewed Mukbang videos published on YouTube last week (2024-04-28 to 2024-05-04)
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2024.05.13 01:46 Healthy_Strategy_425 All purpose ground beef
Would it be possible to create a ground beef recipe that could have EVERYTHING you body needs? To the point where you could eat ONLY that.
Ground beef has a lot of nutrients, but where does it lack and how could you make up for it?
Example... Let's say you are given a 20/80 mix per kg mix. Beef liver contains a ton of nutrients. How much would you have to add into the 1 kg ground beef mix? Under that same premise, what else would be needed?
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2024.05.13 00:40 RedditMcCool Best cookware for ground beef?
I am what you might call the “Iron Chef” of ground beef. Nothing amps up a good taco, sloppy joe, chili, creme brulee, or carbonara then perfectly browned ground beef.
I also boil a mean pot of water.
Normally I am also a master of choosing pre-made sauces, with recipes on the back that I can hand down for generations as an heirloom, but recently Reddit has called to my attention that by having cooked with nonstick cookware at any point in my existence, I am bound to die a grisly death at any moment.
So I have decided to upgrade my cookware to go with these amazing recipes, such that six generations from now, my descendents can admire their pots and pans while reading the back of a tattered photocopy of a McCormick spice packet.
I thought about a LeCreuset signature 12 piece cast iron set, but decided it was too pedestrian and the French made me feel effeminate. The responsiveness of an All-Clad 5-ply copper core bonded 14 piece set is also tempting, or even the graphite core, but also not exotic enough, especially if I decide to branch out into ground pork or ground chicken.
Has anyone had any experience commissioning exotic cookware sets, such as platinum, titanium, molybdenum, or uranium? Any insight appreciated.
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2024.05.13 00:28 npks145 Tonight recipe is a quick and easy beef bowl
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2024.05.13 00:15 snaxrobotwoodside Why even try to make a German dish then?
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