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Weekend Cooking & Drinking Thread
Not much on tap for me this weekend. Doing steaks tomorrow but tried my hand at some pad tai for lunch today. Was pretty good.
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The W Girl and Bulldog Girl have gone to Atlanta to be revolutionaries. BD Jr. is at District Honor Band.
My only hope for survival is 6 minute bone in NY Strip, Bulliet, and Cuban cigars. I don't know if I will make it through the night.....
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No cooking planned this weekend. Drinking some Devil's Harvest at the in-laws where we're having my little man's birthday party tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by
BrunswickDawg
The W Girl and Bulldog Girl have gone to Atlanta to be revolutionaries. BD Jr. is at District Honor Band.
My only hope for survival is 6 minute bone in NY Strip, Bulliet, and Cuban cigars. I don't know if I will make it through the night.....
That's livin', dude. I'm jealous. That steak is thiiiiiick....
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Missing drinking bourbon out of my msu glass.....
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Originally Posted by
BrunswickDawg
The W Girl and Bulldog Girl have gone to Atlanta to be revolutionaries. BD Jr. is at District Honor Band.
My only hope for survival is 6 minute bone in NY Strip, Bulliet, and Cuban cigars. I don't know if I will make it through the night.....
Dude....
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I have inside tenderloin and a backstrap (from a doe I killed Tuesday) marinating in teriyaki. Gonna sear 'em on the grill after work today. I'm drooling thinking about it.
The Liberation will not be televised--- when it arrives like lightning in the skies!
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Originally Posted by
BulldogBear
I have inside tenderloin and a backstrap (from a doe I killed Tuesday) marinating in teriyaki. Gonna sear 'em on the grill after work today. I'm drooling thinking about it.
Post some pics later. Sounds great
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I'm making jambalaya tonight. Something I started doing, which is incorporating a bit of paella technique, is after the rice is done, turning up the heat and continually rotating my skillet to allow the rice on the bottom to essentially burn (in paella, this is considered the best part, and is called the socarrat). Those little crispy bits of rice folded into the rest of the dish really add a nice level of complexity to both texture and flavor.
As a small little app, I bought a few fresh Kamata oysters (from Cape Cod), and shucked those for the GF and me. All they needed was a few drops of lemon juice....they were uh-maze-ing....
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Originally Posted by
BeardoMSU
I'm making jambalaya tonight. Something I started doing, which is incorporating a bit of paella technique, is after the rice is done, turning up the heat and continually rotating my skillet to allow the rice on the bottom to essentially burn (in paella, this is considered the best part, and is called the socarrat). Those little crispy bits of rice folded into the rest of the dish really add a nice level of complexity to both texture and flavor.
As a small little app, I bought a few fresh Kamata oysters (from Cape Cod), and shucked those for the GF and me. All they needed was a few drops of lemon juice....they were uh-maze-ing....
Man, now you have me wanting paella. When I was in grad school I lived in an international/grad student mixed dorm. We would all cook big meals as a group pretty regularly. There were two Spanish guys who would cook us paella on Thursday nights before we all went out drinking. Some of the best food I've ever eaten.
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Cast iron filet nigh
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Here we go...
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You gotta drink glenlevit out of a baller glass like that
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Originally Posted by
BeastMan
You gotta drink glenlevit out of a baller glass like that
Only the finest crystal for ya boy, homie**
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Redfish filet, baked sweet taters, and homeaded tarter. I had some homemade bread and butter pickles I chopped and threw in some olive oil mayo with red onion, squeeze of lemon, and black pepper.
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Originally Posted by
BeastMan
Redfish filet, baked sweet taters, and homeaded tarter. I had some homemade bread and butter pickles I chopped and threw in some olive oil mayo with red onion, squeeze of lemon, and black pepper.
That's strong Beast. I'm stuck at ATL, trying to ignore all of the Falcons.
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Originally Posted by
BeastMan
Redfish filet, baked sweet taters, and homeaded tarter. I had some homemade bread and butter pickles I chopped and threw in some olive oil mayo with red onion, squeeze of lemon, and black pepper.
Nice job with the crust on that fish, Beast. Looks delicious.
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Originally Posted by
jbjones
I'm glad you cooked it medium rare, dude! Not many folks from the south like to do that with their venison.
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I made lobster mac'n'cheese tonight. It has the meat from two 1.5lb lobsters in it; as well as a classic bechamel sauce, gruyere cheese, Vermont cheddar, and a sriracha rubbed Gouda I got from Wegmans yesterday. I then topped it with sourdough breadcrumbs and a drizzle of olive oil.
It's in the oven now, but I'll post a pic when it's finished.
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