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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Thursday, June 09, 2011
Oregon Meatloaf
Oregon Meatloaf
1/2 cup soft white wheat berries + 1 3/4 cup water
cooked for ~1.25 hours
1/2 cup eastern Oregon oatmeal + 1/2 cup water
warmed up
olive oil or butter
~1.5-2 cups chopped onion
2 bell peppers
sautee these
2 eggs beaten
2 lbs grass fed ground beef
couple tablespoons fresh parsley
heaping teaspoon salt
fresh ground pepper
mix with the grains & veggies
cook for 60 mins at 350 in two loaf pans
cooked for ~1.25 hours
1/2 cup eastern Oregon oatmeal + 1/2 cup water
warmed up
olive oil or butter
~1.5-2 cups chopped onion
2 bell peppers
sautee these
2 eggs beaten
2 lbs grass fed ground beef
couple tablespoons fresh parsley
heaping teaspoon salt
fresh ground pepper
mix with the grains & veggies
cook for 60 mins at 350 in two loaf pans
Thursday, June 02, 2011
My Ramen Broth
Pork Neck Bones 3.6 lbs
Pork Sparerib Brisket Strips 3.75 lbs
1 trotter
Chicken drumsticks 1.7 lbs
Roasted the drumsticks and whatever neck & spareribs that would fit (about 6 pieces) for 40 min at 425
blanched the rest of the pork products in boiling/hot water for about 7 minutes, in batches
put all of it in the big tamale pot with 44 oz of water - 5.5 times of our 8 cup measuring cup
added a thumb size piece of ginger, chopped, around hour 3, could have added it earlier. Note: this ginger had a rather large diameter
around hour 4: added
1 small onion quartered
1 leak chopped
1 whole head of garlic, separated the pieces chopped then in half, some skins went in as well, too lazy to peel it
all, besides it will get strained and
1 piece of wakame seaweed, recipes call for kombu but this is what we have
bonito
Pork Sparerib Brisket Strips 3.75 lbs
1 trotter
Chicken drumsticks 1.7 lbs
Roasted the drumsticks and whatever neck & spareribs that would fit (about 6 pieces) for 40 min at 425
blanched the rest of the pork products in boiling/hot water for about 7 minutes, in batches
put all of it in the big tamale pot with 44 oz of water - 5.5 times of our 8 cup measuring cup
added a thumb size piece of ginger, chopped, around hour 3, could have added it earlier. Note: this ginger had a rather large diameter
around hour 4: added
1 small onion quartered
1 leak chopped
1 whole head of garlic, separated the pieces chopped then in half, some skins went in as well, too lazy to peel it
all, besides it will get strained and
1 piece of wakame seaweed, recipes call for kombu but this is what we have
bonito
Wednesday, June 01, 2011
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