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Posted on 05:28:13 - 15/07/14 (10 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkWow Hypocrites, never thought about doing that before. It would probably work and be really fast. I'm kinda grossed out by can meat tho lol. Don't ask me why, i've no clue. When I was younger i use to eat those vienna sausages by the can and tuna straight from the can.
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Posted on 07:37:51 - 16/07/14 (10 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkLamb shanks with rich napoli sauce and vegetables
Get some lamb shanks from butcher, unfrenched
flour
rosemary
peppercorns
bay leaves
carrot
onion
zucchini
capsicum any colour
eggplant large diced - pick a liter eggplant over a heavy one of the same size - heavy ones are bitter
red wine
crushed tomaoto or make your own napoli sauce
potato
salt
pepper
garlic cloves
butter
Dust lamb shanks in flour which is seasoned with salt and pepper
large fry pan and seal the shanks until they start to bleed from the bone ends
add to large baking tray, throw in bayleaves, peppercorns, napoli, 1 cup of red wine
large chopped carrots, chop the zucchini larger so does not break down on cooking, eggplant, capsicum,
remove rosemary leaves from stem and throw the leaves in, throw in some garlic cloves
make sure you have enough sauce to cover the shanks, cover with baking paper then tin foil so the foil does not stick to the sauce or shanks.
cook on 180 for 3 - 5 hrs - one hour from the shanks being done - test a shank by slicing a small peice off, if tender good to go.
Peel and chop potato, pot of water start with cold water.
Once cooked take off and strain then mash, throw in heaps of butter and season to taste
Serve with a good helping of mash then a shank and the napoli veg sauce over the top
Great winter warmer feast.Last edited by Mr-Fixer on 07:38:29 - 16/07/14 -
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Posted on 17:11:10 - 25/09/14 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkEnchilada sauce ( or as we call it mexican gravy)
Ingredients
1/4 cup vegetable or olive oil
1/4 cup all purpose flour
1 (28oz) can or tomato sauce
2 tbls +2tsp chilli powder
1 1/2 tsp oregano
1tsp cumin
1tsp garlic powder
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp packed brown suger
1 cup water
Directions
Heat oil to medium heat and stir in flour ( about 1 min
Add rest of ingredients and bring to boil. Then reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Stores for 2 weeks in refrigerator or use immediately.
Wasnt copied just typed from my personal recipe book . I'm a cook , and create my own recipes.
I tried to make it look professional and legible.Last edited by laughinghyena on 15:03:43 - 27/09/14 -
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Posted on 04:45:36 - 27/09/14 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkLooks like a lot of copy paste going on here but I got a good one..
Take a rack of ribs, baby back or st louis style, it really doesn't matter. Make a rub, you know...dry seasonings. season the ribs generously. Now its up to you how you want them.
Option A- cut the rack into four pieces and line the pieces around a crock pot and cook on low for 6-7 hours. DON"T ADD WATER. No need because the fat will create the juices. Just baste with a spoon after 4 hours cooking. This is a great Winter dish.
Option B- Do the same prep as option A but take the rack and sear it on both sides on grill for about 5 min on each side. Remove from grill and bake the rack for 2-3 hours on 250 degrees in oven. Be careful when removing because they could fall apart. Take back to the grill and sauce, grill just enough to get the char you want.
If anyone likes ribs, you will not only love these dishes....you will share this with a friend. -