food The Count's Drunken Adventures In The Kitchen

Loco Moco.
 
I did this a while back.
 
Gravy.
 
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Meat.
 
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Sunny side up.
 
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Egg.
 
Rice.
 
Meat.
 
Gravy.
 
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Thats Loco Moco.
 
 
It is pure poison to hippy's and vegans.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Made Day After Turkey Day Sandwiches the other day. Dont know why, but I was craving these things, which are actually my wifes creation made with Thanksgiving leftovers. It looks crazy but actually tastes great.
 

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The Count said:
Made Day After Turkey Day Sandwiches the other day. Dont know why, but I was craving these things, which are actually my wifes creation made with Thanksgiving leftovers. It looks crazy but actually tastes great.
 
I'm all about crazy.
 
My dear sweet wife would also make that sandwich.
 
Only she refuses to eat leftovers about 90% of the time.
 
She'd cook a whole turkey.
 
With all the fixin's .
 
And gravy!
 
Just to make that sandwich.
 
Eat it.
 
And throw ever 'thang away afterwards.
 
I love mrs. blues like I love sinning.
 
Because sinning feels good!
 
But I'm crazy.
 
That way.
 
Bought a pair of thick porterhouse steaks on Saturday. I seared it in the grill pan then finished it in the oven while the potatoes were finishing roasting. The wife has been on a corn kick, so more steamed corn on the cob.
 

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BBQ brisket Frito pies seem to be a common menu item here in the Texas Hill Country. They usually have bbq style pinto beans on them as well. I made some with leftovers from our favorite bbq joint here in town and strained homemade charro beans.
 

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Dude, where's the Fritos bag and spork???? Boooo!!!!!! I also hate "burrito bowls" ;)
 
Guatemalan Insanity Pepper said:
i haven't had a Frito pie plate in 20+ years  :mope:
 
and yours looks; better'n any of the Frito pie plates i remember having the privilege of eating 
:drooling:  :drooling:
nom nom 
 
i wan't to know what hot sauce  :hotsauce:  is on there, what cheese{s} you used, etc. 
i want deets  :!:  :drooling:  :drooling:
:cheers:
No hot sauce was on it, just bbq sauce. The cheese was yellow American.
 
The Hot Pepper said:
Dude, where's the Fritos bag and spork???? Boooo!!!!!! I also hate "burrito bowls" ;)
These were from a big bag of Fritos, not the individual ones. And I dont own a spork

I googled burrito bowl, why would someone do that? One flour tortilla isnt gonna make you fat.....
 
More turkey sandwiches for supper tonight. Used a spicy mustard based bbq sauce instead of gravy, with pickles, Dukes mayo and canned cranberry sauce on toasted white bread.
 

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That looks good 'cept that gelled canned fabrication lol!!!!!
 
The Hot Pepper said:
That looks good 'cept that gelled canned fabrication lol!!!!!
Rajun Gardener said:
Whatcha talkin bout THP? That's the real stuff we all grew on up and it last for years in the cabinet. 
I was very picky about textures as a child. My mashed potatoes had to be completely smooth and lump-less for example. So my my Granny would make instant potatoes along with her homemade ones. I didnt like crunchy veggies, so shes warm me up a can of Veg-All, which is all nice and mushy. Same thing applied to cranberry sauce, it had to be smooth. So shed open a can just for me, and Id eat it like candy.
 
I made pulled pork sandwiches tonight. The pork butt is cooked in the crock pot, or a Dutch oven. Homemade pickled red onions, pickle slices and mustard finish them off.
 

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