This goes in my actual #CrockPot and not the #InstantPot because for 100% slow cooking I really do prefer the porcelain insert. I reserve the IP more for slow cooking that needs additional modes, like the red beans & rice that starts with pressure cooking, or the Dublin coddle that starts with browning the meat.
So the IP will be available for pressure-cooking some corn on the cob to go with the roast. Yay!
#crockpot #instantpot #amcooking
Marinated pork shoulder with yogurt & tandoori spices, then roasted it in a low oven for 2.5 hours. This is the result.
It tastes wonderful.
Details:
Shan brand premix tandoori spice, 25 g
Greek yogurt 150 g
Pork shoulder, 750 g, cut into chunks. (1.7 lbs)
Mix spice into yogurt, slather on meat, marinate in refrigerator for 18 hours.
Cook in 150C / 300F oven for 2.5 hours.
Made Thai red “curry” with cauliflower & leftover smoked chicken. Pad prik king as base recipe.
Served over Taiwanese hand cut noodles.
A tasty combination & a good way to use up leftovers.
Now I want to make a similar dish with chicken confit.
No-churn ice cream is in the freezer, chicken soup is in the small crock, and a pork roast is in the 8 qt crock.
I feel productive.
#foodprep #budgetmeals #amcooking
Doing that thing where you've got the kitchen window open while you're cooking so that all your passing neighbours can smell your dinner.
It's paella, by the way. #AmCooking
NY Times recipe for creamed spinach pasta. Made with Lebanese couscous instead of long pasta.
This is easy & delicious.
I will have a lot of leftovers.
Not remotely low calorie food: ricotta, cream & butter.
For some reason, I didn’t post my June #pie for Homemade Pie of the Month Club when I made it a few days ago! This is silly, because I love brag-posting my pies, and this one turned out especially pretty!
Floating-Top Cherry-Vanilla Pie from Ken Haedrich’s book Pie Academy:
Look at this tortilla I just made. Just look at it. #amcooking #spanishfood #holyshitthatwasgood
#holyshitthatwasgood #spanishfood #amcooking
Made bucatini all’Amatriciana. With guanciale.
Tomato version version this time.
If making dramatic convection arm gestures above my skillet of reducing sauce and intoning, “REDUCE! REDUCE! REDUCE!” doesn’t make it go faster, why does it feel so right?
Made “Taiwanese Ramen” from this recipe.
https://sudachirecipes.com/taiwan-mazesoba/#printable-recipe
It’s a Nagoya style dish. Broth-less.
Those are fresh ramen noodles from the local market.
Alterations: I skipped the raw egg. And I used confit chicken rather than ground pork.
Outstanding.
#ramen #japanesefood #nagoyafood #amcooking
I'm cooking lamb tagine and Ive opened the window specially so that my neighbours can smell it. #AmCooking
I made Kenji Lopez-Alt’s Shiokoji Duck Confit, but with chicken.
Also with olive oil not duck fat, because I don’t have that much duck fat, or even chicken fat, in the house.
Wow, this is a great recipe.
Had one chicken thigh, without the skin, just out of the oven. Because it smelled so great, and I was impatient. Yes, I know I’m supposed to age it in the fridge.
Not the best lighting on the photo.
Making Indian-spiced Shepherd’s Pie. Keema spiced meat underneath. Mashed potatoes with a bit of turmeric & garam masala on top.
Peruvian pork stew, over mashed potatoes. With a side of Central Valkey asparagus.
Stew with pork ribs instead of boneless meat. Also with dried apples instead of fresh. Cooked 90 minutes at 300 F (150C), covered. Sauce puréed at finish, and meat added back.
Result: delicious.
Made a smoky, cheesy cauliflower “tortilla” from Ottolenghi’s cookbook Plenty.
Spanish purists, don’t hate on this. I know the Spanish version is potato & egg or potato, onion, & egg.
Smells great but still at mouth-burning temps.
I've opened my kitchen window so that any passing neighbours can smell my chili cooking.
Grilled cheese on masala bread.
We stopped at “Hot Bread” in Sunnyvale. Had no idea what we would find there. Bought the masala bread on a whim. It’s basically soft white bread with Indian spices. Pretty 🌶️hot, too.
It makes a great grilled cheese sammich. Beecher’s cheese inside.
#americanfood #indianfood #amcooking
Finished the Fregola. Shiitake mushrooms were a good addition.
I used German bacon instead of pancetta. Smoked pork belly instead of salted.
This is an easy dish to cook. Will make again.
Makes a lot of dirty dishes but they’re all clean now. ☺️