food Comfort Food Thread

keybrdkid said:
 
I believe I was once was told that Americans mistake the Hungarian dish Paprikash for the dish Goulash. So when you order food at a Hungarian restaurant or ask for goulash, you don't end up getting what you thought you were asking for. So instead that you should by default ask for Paprikash. Does this sound accurate?
 
No.
 
Chicken Paprikash is totally differnt'.
 
Real Hungarian goulash is beef.
 
American goulash is made with whatever you want.
 
Made the sausage mixture into, well...sausages.
Low n slow over charcoal with nectarine chunk. Glazed with more Buldaki sauce a few times.
1 packet of Shin Ramyun Black.
Fried egg, green onion, smoked Korean spicy sausage and kimchi.
 

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Upside down smoky Cottage Pie.

Buttery mashed 'taters with meatballs:
80/20 beef, finely diced smoked bacon, finely diced onion, smoky chilli powder, garlic powder, cheese centre, 1 Tbs smoky puttanesca sauce. Browned and cooked in sauce.

Smoky puttanesca sauce.


Grated tasty cheese.

Baked 20 minutes at 200C/392F. Finished with more smoky chilli powder.
 

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these came out super tender and sweet and spicy. i should have left them in longer on the last saucing but i was too frikkin hungry.  dry rub is cumin, paprika, granulated garlic, granulated onion, chili powder(didn`t have store bought so i used serrano powder that i made). brown sugar, salt, cayenne pepper and black pepper. ribs were rubbed and placed in baking dish and 1 and a half cups of beer went in bottom of dish and then covered with foil. 320 degrees for a little over an hour and a half. 
 
i made the BBQ sauce and it came out great. apple cider vinegar, ketchup, molasses, brown sugar, mustard powder, garlic powder, worcestershire sauce, salt, black pepper and cayenne pepper. this was spicier than i expected considering it was only 1 teaspoon of cayenne pepper. 
 
when the foil comes off the pan, ribs are moved to a new baking dish bone side up and slathered with sauce and put back in the oven for 15 minutes to carmelize. pull them out and flip them slather them again. repeat this till they are happy and you are happy.  :dance:
 
did the macaroni salad for a side. 
 
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She loved my Tuscan balls on a creamy white cheddar pesto MacCheese
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2 lbs 93% lean ground turkey (no salt added)
1 Cup Panko bread crumbs
1 Jumbo egg
1/4 Cup grated real Parmigiano-Reggiano
3 TBS heavy cream
2 Heaping TSP Tuscan Seasoning (MySpiceSage no salt added)
1-2 TBS Dried parsley or 2-4 fresh
1 TSP Aleppo pepper
1 TSP Onion powder
1 TSP Kirland granulated garlic
White pepper to taste. 1/4 tsp is about what i used.
If you dont have heavy cream, milk is fine or 2 large eggs instead of jumbo.
Combined the ground turkey, Tuscan seasoning and parsley. Set aside in the fridge over night or 24hrs for flavors to meld.
When the ground turkey is well seasoned combine the rest of the ingredients
Make roughly 2-3 TBS sized meatballs
Fry your balls in Avocado oil.
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