What did everyone cook today?
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T-bones from my dad’s American Dexter herd. Asparagus on the side.
After the kids get their portions, I add ground habanero to my steak.
My favorite steak method is cast iron sear on the stovetop then broil in the oven.
jh4_htx great looking steak and done just right. You gotta love a good piece of cast iron for cooking.
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I must gain 5 pounds coming to this post. Everything just looks so good.
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I cannot take credit this, but it was a tasty dinner tonight. My youngest son whipped this Korean dish up. It’s name is simplistic but describes it well. It is a spicy “hot pot”. Its a potpourri of various items and the broth is ladled back over the top during cooking. This particular one had thinly sliced beef, with sausage and kimchi dumplings. For those of you who enjoy Korean cuisine, its a great versitle dish and you can add about anything you like. It is full of broth and served in a bowl with rice on the side. ND Mike the wok is a Lodge CI and perfect for this particular dish.
GWG8541 Looks delicious!
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I cannot take credit this, but it was a tasty dinner tonight. My youngest son whipped this Korean dish up. It’s name is simplistic but describes it well. It is a spicy “hot pot”. Its a potpourri of various items and the broth is ladled back over the top during cooking. This particular one had thinly sliced beef, with sausage and kimchi dumplings. For those of you who enjoy Korean cuisine, its a great versitle dish and you can add about anything you like. It is full of broth and served in a bowl with rice on the side. ND Mike the wok is a Lodge CI and perfect for this particular dish.
GWG8541 It looks great.
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T-bones from my dad’s American Dexter herd. Asparagus on the side.
After the kids get their portions, I add ground habanero to my steak.
My favorite steak method is cast iron sear on the stovetop then broil in the oven.
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@matt-westerhaus How many are you cooking for? Thats a lot of food.
Steven Winscot up until about a year ago, just two. We’ve got our first little guy eating with us now so 2.5 people! We cook about 4-5 nights a week and find a new recipe every time, we live off the leftovers on the several days that we don’t cook. Some of those cooks are when we were entertaining guests though, usually the pizzas and the schnitzel.
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Done! Thanks all for looking and for getting caught up. Sorry to anyone at the waltons tech team in advance, incase my photodump overloaded things!!!
@matt-westerhaus some great looking meals there.
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I cannot take credit this, but it was a tasty dinner tonight. My youngest son whipped this Korean dish up. It’s name is simplistic but describes it well. It is a spicy “hot pot”. Its a potpourri of various items and the broth is ladled back over the top during cooking. This particular one had thinly sliced beef, with sausage and kimchi dumplings. For those of you who enjoy Korean cuisine, its a great versitle dish and you can add about anything you like. It is full of broth and served in a bowl with rice on the side. ND Mike the wok is a Lodge CI and perfect for this particular dish.
GWG8541 that looks great. My Japanese cucumbers are ready now so I made Korean spicy cucumbers as a side dish. Sorry I don’t have any pictures. Ate them too fast!
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Cooled off enough yesterday to fire up the oven. 4 batches of banana bread and a dozen biscuits.Steven Winscot Banana bread rocks.
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zbigjeff Berlin RV and Campground on 39
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GWG8541 that looks great. My Japanese cucumbers are ready now so I made Korean spicy cucumbers as a side dish. Sorry I don’t have any pictures. Ate them too fast!
wdaly man that is one of my favorite Korean sides. Kimchi and spicy cukes with some picked radish are a great summer dinner.
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Done! Thanks all for looking and for getting caught up. Sorry to anyone at the waltons tech team in advance, incase my photodump overloaded things!!!
@matt-westerhaus Wow! Some amazing looking food there!
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GWG8541 Usually a nice place to park.
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T-bones from my dad’s American Dexter herd. Asparagus on the side.
After the kids get their portions, I add ground habanero to my steak.
My favorite steak method is cast iron sear on the stovetop then broil in the oven.
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HerbcoFood Yup, that is the recipe just not as good and with chicken instead! matt Westerhaus For the freaking win!
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My wife says I’m a really good cook, after seeing this thread for months I have come to the realization that I don’t know jack ****. I wouldn’t even know where to begin.
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My wife says I’m a really good cook, after seeing this thread for months I have come to the realization that I don’t know jack ****. I wouldn’t even know where to begin.
twilliams I am in same boat.I would like to be able to post some nice pics of unreal food like tex77 and matt !
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My wife says I’m a really good cook, after seeing this thread for months I have come to the realization that I don’t know jack ****. I wouldn’t even know where to begin.
twilliams It just takes time and practice, a lot of the stuff I cook isn’t hard to make, just patience and not being scared to try something.
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twilliams I am in same boat.I would like to be able to post some nice pics of unreal food like tex77 and matt !
RON PARRISH twilliams I agree with HerbcoFood , it takes some time and practice. My wife and I have been cooking together nearly every day for the past 5 years. I recently upgraded to an iPhone11 with the portrait mode and that takes killer plated pictures very easily. This cook was a solo cook that I made for my wife and I for Valentines day this year. I watch a ton of youtube channels on cooking and found this recipe that I wanted to replicate. It came out really well. I’ll see if I can post the original video that I sourced it from as well. The meal was three courses, the starter was simple toast with a ricotta spread, topped with pan-seared tomato and garlic with an olive oil drizzle. Main dish was a stuffed chicken thigh, rolled/tied then pan-seared and baked to finish cooking. The chicken medallions were plated on a bed of creamy pureed cauliflower. Desert is a baked pear on a slather of greek yogurt with a homemade caramel sauce and granola. I didn’t have regular granola so I chopped up a granola bar! Whatever works! Joshua Weissman was the original creator that I followed for the recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU9OP776xcE&list=PL4WiRZw8bmXt9q1_5MhZWqfhIdFg3eINH&index=30
Matt W.
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RON PARRISH twilliams I agree with HerbcoFood , it takes some time and practice. My wife and I have been cooking together nearly every day for the past 5 years. I recently upgraded to an iPhone11 with the portrait mode and that takes killer plated pictures very easily. This cook was a solo cook that I made for my wife and I for Valentines day this year. I watch a ton of youtube channels on cooking and found this recipe that I wanted to replicate. It came out really well. I’ll see if I can post the original video that I sourced it from as well. The meal was three courses, the starter was simple toast with a ricotta spread, topped with pan-seared tomato and garlic with an olive oil drizzle. Main dish was a stuffed chicken thigh, rolled/tied then pan-seared and baked to finish cooking. The chicken medallions were plated on a bed of creamy pureed cauliflower. Desert is a baked pear on a slather of greek yogurt with a homemade caramel sauce and granola. I didn’t have regular granola so I chopped up a granola bar! Whatever works! Joshua Weissman was the original creator that I followed for the recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU9OP776xcE&list=PL4WiRZw8bmXt9q1_5MhZWqfhIdFg3eINH&index=30
@matt-westerhaus My brother actually got me some small lights to help elevate my photos, I just use my phone as well. I got them this past Christmas, so you can look at my pics from January forward of this year and tell a big difference from prior.
https://www.instagram.com/herbcofood/These are the lights he got me: EMART 60 LED Continuous Portable Photography Lighting Kit for Table Top Photo Video Studio Light Lamp with Color Filters - 2 Packs, they are on Amazon, the link shortcut isn’t working for me…user error.
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