What did everyone cook today?
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calldoctoday thanks for the advice
gus4416 You are very welcome.
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calldoctoday have you ever tried to pack them really tightly into a jar and then fill with olive oil, that would make and awesome oil for cooking and peppers for topping. There was a place that smoked roma tomatoes and packed them in jars with olive oil and they were sold out before the plants were even planted.
mrobisr Yes, we have processed them in Olive Oil which is very good & also pickled them & cold pickled them, all of which work very well for their respective uses. We like them like that as well. I can easily imagine how those would be sold out very quickly. Also if packed with actual Green Olives too. I would gobble them up!
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mrobisr that sounds like a good idea my wife hates olive oil but I could probably use some other oil and try that she makes all of are sauce for spaghetti and anything else we use sauce for we grow are own tomatoes to do most of it I am trying to grow romas this year hope they grow we allso have a Amish family about 2 miles from us that we buy from I like to keep stuff close to organic as I can and the Amish have some great breads and pies I get all my eggs there allso I take it you live in the south
gus4416 She may not have found the right Olive Oil for her yet. I would be reluctant to pay any ridiculous prices for it, but good stuff can be found for those that look. Sunflower seed oil to me has the best flavor all things considered though. Grape seed oil is good. I keep thinking there is another out there that is real good too, but my mind has gone blank like usual, at the moment. We have also done some garlic infused & pepper infused oils, just a few jars & that is also good.
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gus4416 She may not have found the right Olive Oil for her yet. I would be reluctant to pay any ridiculous prices for it, but good stuff can be found for those that look. Sunflower seed oil to me has the best flavor all things considered though. Grape seed oil is good. I keep thinking there is another out there that is real good too, but my mind has gone blank like usual, at the moment. We have also done some garlic infused & pepper infused oils, just a few jars & that is also good.
calldoctoday well she is 72 now so I am afraid she will not change her mind
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calldoctoday well she is 72 now so I am afraid she will not change her mind
gus4416 I understand.
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calldoctoday well she is 72 now so I am afraid she will not change her mind
gus4416 said in What did everyone cook today?:
calldoctoday well she is 72 now so I am afraid she will not change her mind
Outstanding point, I don’t see why any other oil would not work, it is worth a try.
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gus4416 said in What did everyone cook today?:
calldoctoday well she is 72 now so I am afraid she will not change her mind
Outstanding point, I don’t see why any other oil would not work, it is worth a try.
mrobisr Oh, of course you have Peanut Oil, which is very good, but I am not sure how well it would work with this sort of flavor profile. Pecan Oil is also cery good. I just still cannot seem to bring up the others we have tried.
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gus4416 She may not have found the right Olive Oil for her yet. I would be reluctant to pay any ridiculous prices for it, but good stuff can be found for those that look. Sunflower seed oil to me has the best flavor all things considered though. Grape seed oil is good. I keep thinking there is another out there that is real good too, but my mind has gone blank like usual, at the moment. We have also done some garlic infused & pepper infused oils, just a few jars & that is also good.
calldoctoday You are so right olive oils vary a lot by variety, there was a small operation 45 miles from us that grew and made their own oil and by that I realized just how much the variety of olive matters. Unfortunately the grove froze out and so did mine, but I still hope to find a replacement one day.
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mrobisr that sounds like a good idea my wife hates olive oil but I could probably use some other oil and try that she makes all of are sauce for spaghetti and anything else we use sauce for we grow are own tomatoes to do most of it I am trying to grow romas this year hope they grow we allso have a Amish family about 2 miles from us that we buy from I like to keep stuff close to organic as I can and the Amish have some great breads and pies I get all my eggs there allso I take it you live in the south
gus4416 I would try just plain soybean oil since it is so neutral in flavor that way the additions would be the star.
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calldoctoday You are so right olive oils vary a lot by variety, there was a small operation 45 miles from us that grew and made their own oil and by that I realized just how much the variety of olive matters. Unfortunately the grove froze out and so did mine, but I still hope to find a replacement one day.
mrobisr That is just amazing that they able to get something going where you are at. I know it can get hot there, but it can get cold too. I think they usually like even more of a temperate zone. I want to say arid, but that may not be true, so long as the right temperature range is there. That must have been amazing when you could get them locally.
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gus4416 I would try just plain soybean oil since it is so neutral in flavor that way the additions would be the star.
mrobisr Triple thumbs up for the perfect idea. Let the peppers, etc. bring the flavor on, all by themselves!
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mrobisr That is just amazing that they able to get something going where you are at. I know it can get hot there, but it can get cold too. I think they usually like even more of a temperate zone. I want to say arid, but that may not be true, so long as the right temperature range is there. That must have been amazing when you could get them locally.
calldoctoday For the last 12 years we have the arid part down very well, but our temps have had wild swings the last few years. This last February blast killed all of our olives, citrus, and other temperate plants that were just barely able to get by in years past with a little protection and smart planting. I’m done with planting them it is just too much work to keep them alive and producing.
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calldoctoday For the last 12 years we have the arid part down very well, but our temps have had wild swings the last few years. This last February blast killed all of our olives, citrus, and other temperate plants that were just barely able to get by in years past with a little protection and smart planting. I’m done with planting them it is just too much work to keep them alive and producing.
mrobisr Sad & unfortunate, but I understand.
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Well, the cold weather is finally coming here. Having to harvest all of our peppers & preserve them. We usually smoke & dry them, so that is what we have done here. Also harvesting all the lemons so made a ton of fresh juice to freeze into ice cubes, but may consider processing some in pint jars as well
calldoctoday Looks like you’re set for peppers for the winter. Like your idea of lemon ice cubes. Those would be handy.
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Decided to do an Apple Bourbon Brined pork loin then smoke it in Apple Wood. Figured those would be some good flavors for this cold weather finally reaching us.
Of course I had to add a little spice & garlic to kick it up a notch or two.calldoctoday Excellent looking piece of meat. Sounds delicious.
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Got some jerky in the dehydrator and some jalapeño cheese summer sausage put together this afternoon.
Lance You are one busy guy. As always, the sausage and jerky look fantastic.
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Well, the cold weather is finally coming here. Having to harvest all of our peppers & preserve them. We usually smoke & dry them, so that is what we have done here. Also harvesting all the lemons so made a ton of fresh juice to freeze into ice cubes, but may consider processing some in pint jars as well
calldoctoday Friend of mine in Ft. Walton Beach told me it was suppose to get down to 23 degrees down there tonight. He told me it was only 42 degrees there today, mighty cold. Stay warm, throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight.
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Decided to do an Apple Bourbon Brined pork loin then smoke it in Apple Wood. Figured those would be some good flavors for this cold weather finally reaching us.
Of course I had to add a little spice & garlic to kick it up a notch or two.calldoctoday That is a good looking loin. Much better looking than my grilled bacon cheeseburger.
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calldoctoday Friend of mine in Ft. Walton Beach told me it was suppose to get down to 23 degrees down there tonight. He told me it was only 42 degrees there today, mighty cold. Stay warm, throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight.
johnsbrewhouse Yes, it’s been a bit nippy today. I had to haul Margaret’s bedroom heater up to my office to work today & my right hand was still cold. Then after I got back down & thawed out a bit, found out my feet were pretty cold too. We harvested all the Lemons & Peppers. I think it is supposed to get down to 25° here tonight & a little colder tomorrow night, I think the high here was 42 & falling after about Noon. That is plenty cold for here, especially with the humidity. Gonna have to drink my Bourbon with a little Apple, Lemon, & honey it, warm tonight for antifreeze.
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calldoctoday That is a good looking loin. Much better looking than my grilled bacon cheeseburger.
johnsbrewhouse Thank you, I really appreciate it. I will try to have you a photo of that Canadian Bacon by tomorrow once it cools down. It was tough keeping the temps at the end.
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