Where’s the Beef?!
32 ounce or 900 gram ribeye with mushrooms and jack cheese.
Next time I do this I think I’ll use pork. Mmm, carnitas bowls…
Burnt pork ends, fatty brisket and black pepper sausage.
When the kid asked me if I wanted lean, fatty or chopped brisket and I said “fatty!” he grinned.
I’ll get 2 meals out of this.
Roast Chicken Legs and Homemade Sauerkraut
Half Pound of Ground Lamb, Garden Fresh Tomato Sauce w/ Romano Cheese and bit of Cream Cheese
Best tomato sauce I ever tasted! Like tomato soup concentrate. Did I accidentally add sugar?
Wow outstanding, nice crispy crust!
Hot sausage & peppers are on my list now
First I should say I never use frozen meat so it’s possible that some differences might arise from cooking pre frozen meats that I’d not be aware of.
Here are my two strip loin steaks one on top of the other to make it a roast like thickness for the oven baking part.
They cooked in the oven at 175 F (even lower may be better) for 2.5 hrs.
As you can see the meat is still red, the fat is unrendered, and very little juices have come out.
Here is a picture of the total pan juices. It’s too little to do anything with.
And here are the finished steaks after a one minute sear on each side. Cooked to just on the rarer side of medium but all the way through just like from the sous vide.
Dinner tonight before heading out in the yard to work… Entree plate, Cheddar Cheese, Pepperoni, Olives, Pickles and Celery. Then a Top Sirloin Steak with Butter and some Mushrooms.
Made up a stuffed celery recipe while I was waiting for my chaffles to cook. 4 oz cream cheese, 2 tbsp Parmesan, 1 tsp dried basil, 10 or 12 thin pepperoni slices diced up. (All amounts are estimates ‘cause I’m a dirty non-measurer.)
They are surprisingly tasty. I’m taking them to work tomorrow to shove in the mouth of the next person who skeptically asks me what I eat on Keto.
Stuffed bell pepper with ground chuck, cauliflower rice, and shredded cheddar along with some sour cream and a little queso.
I like my steaks rare so I’ve started freezing them just slightly before I cook them. Then I throw them in a really hot cast iron pan and sear for 2-3 minutes per side. They are amazing. Not sure if this is a normal thing people do or not though…