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Fire Me Boy! What's For Dinner? Thread
Since the other one got too big, let's keep the food truck rolling. Whacha got?
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02-18-2023, 01:25 AM | #17311 |
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It wasn’t hot honey but when I was in college in Emporia 20 years ago they had a Pyramid Pizza that served honey with their pizza and it was ****ing glorious.
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02-24-2023, 07:43 PM | #17312 |
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Promise yall I'm nearly over posting about pizza but its the only thing splurge worthy that I've been eating lately.
Tried something different this week by creating a poolish, which is kind of like a sourdough starter but with commercial yeast vs naturally occurring yeast. Went straight pep as my control, then experimented with an olive, pesto, and almond for science. |
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02-24-2023, 09:51 PM | #17313 |
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Dude those all look good as hell.
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**** that 3am bar crowd when working there though...
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02-24-2023, 09:59 PM | #17315 | |
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That was probably the best crust around. The pizza was good not great but that crust was amazing. Never did the late pizza gig. |
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02-24-2023, 10:07 PM | #17316 | |
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Man, I'm hungry for pizza now...
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02-24-2023, 10:19 PM | #17317 |
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I worked at Falsetto's in Aggieville in the 80s....that was good pizza
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02-25-2023, 02:53 PM | #17319 |
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Wish I had a Trader Joe's nearby Id give the spicey honey a try. I have been ordering from Amazon Mike's Hot honey for years. I love it on wings biscuits and fried chicken. I just ordered Mike's extra hot which is new.
Never heard of that spreadable salami very interesting. I need to step up my pep game Hormel extra thick is what I grab and it's so so. I have been tempted for years to get a pizza oven but I can get the Rectec Bull up to 700* in summertime easy here.
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I've probably had a 100 or so slices of Joe's Pizza By The Slice in KC over the years. Each time sausage drizzled in honey. Hot honey is a game changer though.
Pizza cooking temps and ingredients definitely vary depending on style. The Neapolitan-style that I've been doing won't work as well sub 750F and uses 00 flour with the highest protein count you can find (I have success with Caputo blue). I have a Detroit style pizza pan arriving on Monday and it uses bread flour and only needs temps around 550F so I'll likely do it in the oven. I have a Chicago style tavern recipe that I'm dying to try that's similar. All purpose flour, around 550F. Also the best domestic pepperoni comes from Ezzo in Columbus OH, but the best readily available I've found is Boars Head Traditional Stick and slice it thin to cup. |
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02-26-2023, 06:55 PM | #17322 |
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I grocery shop usually every Saturday morning. I notice that many times they have meat on sale they are looking to move quickly from it's sell by date. Lately that's been flank steak at $5.99/lb and it's been fantastic. It comes marinated already and it's super tender after 4-5 minutes a side on the grill.
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I remember you posting a huge spread she made 10 years ago or more, it looked amazing... you've been found guilty of sandbagging the Planet, tell us more about her dishes and how to make them you old buzzard! |
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02-26-2023, 09:36 PM | #17324 |
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You remember those big ass rolls served with school lunches? We had a big ass like 5lb stainless container of butter and bottles of honey…. The Cinnamon Rolls were fire too. I need to come across a good Midwest School Cookbook
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She wakes me at 3:30 am with the awful smell of dried fish frying in oil garlic fried rice and egg. It's a typical Filipino breakfast considered a delicacy there. Nothing in this world smells worse on par with week-old road kill on a hot august midwest summer along a highway.
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