food Thegreenchilemonster Cooks For Three

luvmesump3pp3rz said:
nice plate!!! my wife makes those bell peppers roasted and peeled. they are perfect served cold as a side on a hot summer day. 
Thanks man! Next tine she roasts some, have her roast a whole head of garlic as well. Squish out the roasted garlic, and whip it with olive oil, minced spicy peppers, and a touch of vinegar. Makes an awesome topping for the roasted and peeled peppers to soak in.
 
Korean style marinated chicken thighs pan fried, minced rocoto/aji amarillo/scotch bonnet escabeche, spicy fermented daikon radishes, and curried chick peas.

His and hers plates.
 

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Pho bo, with osso buco style veal shanks instead of the typical sliced raw meats. I get sketched out a bit of the pregnant Mrs. eating flash boiled raw meat, so I pressure cooked some veal shanks for the meat portion of the pho. Typical roasted beef trotters/onions/ginger/pho spices, etc. for the broth.

My wife loved it, and I think my soon to be daughter did too, because she was high fiving me through my wife's super pregnant tummy after dinner
 

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Grilled skewers of prime grade top sirloin/mushrooms/onion/tomatoes, steamed broccoli, sweet potato, hand cut fried taters, and chimichurri.
 

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Thegreenchilemonster said:
Thanks man! Next tine she roasts some, have her roast a whole head of garlic as well. Squish out the roasted garlic, and whip it with olive oil, minced spicy peppers, and a touch of vinegar. Makes an awesome topping for the roasted and peeled peppers to soak in.we
we will try this. :cheers:
 
Smoked chicken tacos

I brined both chickens over night in my typical poultry brine. Smoked both birds over apple wood, low and slow, with a tray of sausage underneath to catch all of the drippings. I made a pico de gallo w/tomato, onion, lime juice, aji amarillo, culantro, and both colors of aji limo. I soaked some corn in water for an hour, then put them straight on top of the embers of the smoker for about 20 minutes per side. When the birds were done smoking, I pulled all of the meat off of them, slapped some on some toasted blue corn tortillas, smothered them with pico de gallo, and dusted them with cotija. I husked the corn, then rolled it in butter, spritzed it with lime juice, and dusted it with salt, korean red pepper flakes, and cotija.
 

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Thegreenchilemonster said:
Smoked chicen tacos

I brined both chickens over night in my typical poultry brine. Smoked both birds over apple wood, low and slow, with a tray of sausage underneath to catch all of the drippings. I made a pico de gallo w/tomato, onion, lime juice, aji amarillo, culantro, and both colors of aji limo. I soaked some corn in water for an hour, then put them straight on top of the embers of the smoker for about 20 minutes per side. When the birds were done smoking, I pulled all of the meat off of them, slapped some on some toasted blue corn tortillas, smothered them with pico de gallo, and dusted them with cotija. I husked the corn, then rolled it in butter, spritzed it with lime juice, and dusted it with salt, korean red pepper flakes, and cotija.
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TGCM just broke the internet on the 30th anniversary of the WWW  :onfire:    :metal:  :metal:  :metal:  :metal:  :metal:
 
 
fantastic Tacos  :!:
 
 
:cheers:
 
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