OH YEAH!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIBtwWpJ6hI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIBtwWpJ6hI
frydad4 said:Holy moley Husker!!!!!!
For your sake, I hope that tasted as good as it looked!!! Helluva first TD!!!
JayT said:Jay T's Meat and Taters Pizza
Dough:
2 Cups AP flour
1.5 Cups 00 flour + more for dusting
1.5 Cups 101F water
2 Tsp yeast
1 Tbs honey
1 Tbs sea salt
2 Tbs olive oil
1 Tsp garlic powder
1 Tsp paprika
1 Tbs Italian herbs
Sauce:
1/2 cup flour for roux
1/2 cup butter for roux
1 pint heavy cream
2 Tbs white wine
1/2 cup chicken stock
5 cloves galic chopped
2 Tsp homeground horseradish
1 Tbs dried basil
sea salt to taste
dash of nutmeg
Toppings:
tenderloin steak cut into tips (I marinated this steak in soy sauce, olive oil, seasoned pepper blend, and worchestershire for a day)
Yukon gold potatoes thinly sliced
caramelized Vidalia onion
mozzarella cheese
fatalii thinly sliced
piquins halved
shaved parmesan
chives
basil oil drizzle
garlic fire oil (bhut) brushed on crust/
I started by making the dough, letting it rise for an hour and half, then punching it down, dividing into two and cold proofing overnight. Today, I started with the horseradish cream sauce while it was reducing to the right consistency, I started caramelizing the onions over low heat for about an hour. Next, I pressed out the dough and covered it with the sauce. I topped it with sliced whole milk mozzarella, thinly sliced the Yukon golds and placed them on the pie. Then came the caramelized onions, thinly sliced fatalii, and piquin halves. I basted the crust with the garlic fire oil and put the pizza in the oven on 450F. I then fired up the heat on the same pan I cooked the onions down in and browned them for just a minute so they will remain medium rare. After the crust is golden, the cheese is just starting to brown and the potatoes are cooked through I pulled it out and brushed it again with the garlic fire oil. Placed the tenderloin tips back on the pie and shaved the parmesan. Topped with chives and drizzled with basil oil.
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frydad4 said:5-O, you know him, my bro, he took me to a hole-in-the-wall bbq place in urban Atlanta for lunch. It's called Fox Bros.
TB, pay attention.
This place was started by couple of buddies who came from Texas. They brought their traditional recipes, and the locals LOVE IT!!!
It's highly rated, always crowded, very innovative, yet "divey" and awesome at the same time.
For a side dish, amongst mac and cheese and collards, they had Frito Pie!! Served in the bag of chips!!! It is AWESOME!!!
The chili uses smokey BBQ meat as the protein. No beans. (damn right). I smoked some spare ribs and the meat melted off for me. Perfect.
I got ahold of their recipe and decided that it needed to be made into a pizza.
I made a yeast dough that is part flour, part masa. And I rolled REAL FRITOS into the dough!!! BOOSH!!
Olive oil and cheddar are the only initial toppings. Then it gets a scoop of chili, sour cream, red onion, cilantro, and another sprinkle of cheddar.
This was really really tasty!!
'Twas Great!