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Papi Chingon

Domesticated Hombre
Oct 19, 2015
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That is my jam

Sometimes I make a couple gallons of that and we can it, holds up very we'll

Yours looks very nice
I"ve never made it with cherokee purple tomatoes before and it's almost like sugar was added. Really interesting flavor. I finally have a molcajete that can make a decent amount of salsa, and that adds its own flavor which is really nice. Pretty stoked with that batch.
 

Papi Chingon

Domesticated Hombre
Oct 19, 2015
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Nice haul
dem Serranos can be pretty hot eh
Yes they can be super hot, but when you cook them the heat heat is tamed quite a bit. I added about 15 to my salsa the other day and was really surprised the heat that I expected wasn't there at all. Still really spicy for regular salsa, bit not even close to what I was aiming for.
 

ArodJohns

Keep Your Rifle By Your Side
Mar 2, 2023
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I spent several weeks trying to get the sauce right. Getting it all emulsified was the hardest part and I still can’t do it on demand. Several times I made pasta and grease. Once or twice, I scraped whatever the abomination was into the trash and ate toast or potato chips instead.

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Rambo John J

Baker Team
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Jan 17, 2015
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I spent several weeks trying to get the sauce right. Getting it all emulsified was the hardest part and I still can’t do it on demand. Several times I made pasta and grease. Once or twice, I scraped whatever the abomination was into the trash and ate toast or potato chips instead.

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What sauce were you making? You never mentioned that.

Looks great by the way.

Your plating is excellent.
 

Wild

Zi Nazi
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Dec 31, 2014
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I’m still tweaking the recipe. It’s not as hot as I’d prefer. Next batch will probably have a habanero or two thrown in. Should go well with the OJ, limes, and this local beer I use.
I'm currently on Ozempic, so I have to be careful about spicy foods blowing my entire asshole out...but what you're talking about has my attention. I love spicy.
 

trotskyshammer

Woo Pig Sooie
Aug 13, 2024
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Basically I was aiming for a middle ground between carnitas and the Cuban version that used for cubano sandwiches. The slow cooker and citric acid from all the ingredients takes most of the heat out of it unfortunately
 

Charms434

Fuck the OG…but I mean it this time
Jun 6, 2015
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I did something I once thought was a sin. But I saw an IG vid and looked it up. I air fried a steak. Covered it in Montreal steak seasoning overnight. 400° 5 min each side. I should’ve done 4,It wasn’t bad really tender Prefer the grill but honestly was really tender.IMG_2335.jpeg
 

trotskyshammer

Woo Pig Sooie
Aug 13, 2024
207
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I did something I once thought was a sin. But I saw an IG vid and looked it up. I air fried a steak. Covered it in Montreal steak seasoning overnight. 400° 5 min each side. I should’ve done 4,It wasn’t bad really tender Prefer the grill but honestly was really tender.
 

Wild

Zi Nazi
Admin
Dec 31, 2014
90,160
129,766
I did something I once thought was a sin. But I saw an IG vid and looked it up. I air fried a steak. Covered it in Montreal steak seasoning overnight. 400° 5 min each side. I should’ve done 4,It wasn’t bad really tender Prefer the grill but honestly was really tender.View attachment 111661
I edited this to FULL IMAGE so you delicious pic would embed homie.
 

crescentwrench

Joined Dec 31, 2000
Aug 13, 2024
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Not me but my 13 year old “gourmet”. Who bought this $45 hunk of stainless for smashburgers. At first I was a little perturbed at the price but he smashed the fear of Allah into those burgers. They were his best ones so far
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Don’t get a rinky dink weight get something you can crank down on