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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Thanks bud. Was kinda gooey in the very middle which is definitely preferable to dry. Clare said it was the best cake she'd ever had! I'm hoping for a reward later.
    Fancy places call that "lava cake".

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    Quote Originally Posted by meijlinder View Post
    think of it as a cousin to the Texas chili, but with pork

    name comes from cooking something in adobo sauce (chilis, spices, vinegar)
    Yep! It uses pork.

    Here the recipe link in case anyone is interested.

    http://santafeschoolofcooking.com/Re...Carne_Adovada/


    Cheers,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry Krinkle View Post
    Fancy places call that "lava cake".
    It wasn't supposed to be. I just undercooked it (intentionally, but not to a specific consistency).
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    It wasn't supposed to be. I just undercooked it (intentionally, but not to a specific consistency).
    The idea is to sell it as though you meant it.

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    I kinda did. I did not want to overcook it, and a but if gooeyness in the middle is all good!
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    Banh mi style burger.

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    Boeuf Bourguignon yesterday

    Mise en place


    Start with the bacon


    2kg of beef was also browned in the bacon fat, then the onion (I like my stew oniony)



    Chucked in a pot with a bottle of wine, beef stock and a bouquet garni


    2,5 hours later I add in sautéed mushrooms and give it another 30min.


    Served with boiled potatoes and carrots (forgot pic)

  8. #3508
    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Actually I do a lot of pulled pork but yes I do need to add those cuts. I discovered that butt was actually shoulder. Which genius invented that term.
    Someone with a sense of humor, I'd guess.


  9. #3509
    Quote Originally Posted by FuzzyB View Post
    I would too. Homemade butter just sounds impressive.

    We have one of the standard, non-lift models. The motor on ours is the weak point as we use it for heavy doughs for the most part. I give the motor 6 more months before it burns out.
    I seem to have been too optimistic in my diagnosis. Our mixer officially died last night in the middle of rolling out pasta. Since we are heavily invested in Kitchenaid accessories, we ordered a Pro to replace it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FuzzyB View Post
    I seem to have been too optimistic in my diagnosis. Our mixer officially died last night in the middle of rolling out pasta. Since we are heavily invested in Kitchenaid accessories, we ordered a Pro to replace it.

    Oh no! Sorry for your loss.
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