I will have some walk too, not a long one but not the usual short one either, 10km, I need it after skipping days. Yesterday was all rainy. Finally.
It’s hot again
But it must be done. My big mission is buying 3 liters of carbonated water - and if possible, the 70/30 pork I couldn’t find last time. I run out of lard again and it’s nice anyway fried… I want skinless cracklings again.
But due to the walk and slightly complicated things my pork won’t be ready before 7pm. But I made grill sausages, I have eggs and cheese so I can have some late lunch before a late dinner, it should be fine.
Last night I ended up eating leftover scrambled eggs and pork and yogurt, I wasn’t particularly hungry but I wasn’t fully satiated and entered the kitchen with ready to eat food… It always happens. I know I should eat enough during the day but I stuffed myself as much as possible yesterday and it wasn’t enough. Well, still an okay day.
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My legs are a bit tired (at least the left one, still not 100% healed but I rarely notice) but we got stuff. Okay, not the 70/30 pork… Maybe they won’t have it again…? Why things I like tend to disappear…? I bought a tiny green ham instead, well almost 1 kg, it’s something there…
Alv bought rice flour (I can’t imagine anyone being triggered by that, honestly…), the price got higher again. It does it all the time nowadays, I am so glad meat doesn’t do the same.
I didn’t forget to take a photo (I just can’t make pretty ones of my food):
Didn’t have coffee until 4pm and even then it just flavored my egg milk, no stupid standalone black coffee
It feels more proper and I am pleased.
About 1000 kcal, I am super satiated now.
And my succulent new flowers looking all pathetic since months are truly flowers, they started to bloom! Yay! I will bring photos later, the rain started just now…
@JJFiddle: I know little about brisket but when I looked it up, every recipes talked about pepper and I don’t remember much more as only pepper made sense to me… I think brisket, salt and pepper is very good. I couldn’t smoke it, I just fried mine last time but I only used pepper if I remember correctly. Not like I taste it on it… Must have used very little… But this brisket is SUPER tasty, it’s very apparent at every bite. It may be lean and chewy but it’s surely delicious so I will gladly eat it all, a little at a time.
So people use apple juice on it? OMG why? Okay, apple and its relatives are special and isn’t necessarily horrible with meat, I used it with deer once but that was another era and the apple was diluted by a lot of potatoes… (Mmmm, my old fav easily can be a trigger. I needed a decade to think about it and being fine without any in my next year. And a year is a very long time to me.) As much as I love fruits, I never mix them with meat. But many people do…
But brisket is SO tasty (at least this one from the beef farm. I am a fan
I just can’t eat much of it at once, not soft and fatty enough for that. but it lasts long then, yay), why to add anything? A little pepper sounds okay but it should be fine without.
Nowadays I stop to wonder about these things sometimes. WHY to add zillion things to perfectly fine ingredients? If it’s just some spice, I understand but I saw too many recipes with very different strong flavors in it. It even bothers me, I can’t focus on all, they may fight with each other… A big exception is all the very great very complex spice mixes where we don’t necessarily feel the ingredients but the end result is very harmonic and nice.
Btw I saw a spice mix in the shop for “pork shoulders”. What, they think different cuts require different spice mixes? I don’t feel so big differences but maybe it’s my problem. Or there is some traditional idea about cooking pork shoulders… I just roast it, being me. I know my meat preparing is extremely simple, I have tiny experience but my roasts are good enough the way they are (oven, pork, salt, maybe little water and some hours) so I don’t feel motivated to complicate it.