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America's Test Kitchen Hawaiian style fried chicken. Because I use gluten free flours I fry only until the breading is golden 3 min per side and then finish in the oven on a wire rack at 350°F I have been wanting to fry some amaranth flour, as I suspected it is more sensitive to heat, and browns darker and richer than most flours. A very rich flavor. The other flour blend was BR GL flour and chickpea flour. The chickpea flour makes a fine crispy texture

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The corn is boiled and slathered with a compound butter. White Miso, Goat butter, fresh minced Parsley and fresh ground black pepper.

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You are like the only person I’ve ever see that makes good looking GF grubba dubba dubya. Most GF things I see are made by people who just want to seem hip rather than by necessity, and the CRAP that they produce is about as tasty as a loaf of mahogany. A dry loaf of mahogany at that…with good ole fashion oak milk butter. Deelishus. E’llo guvnah!
 
You are like the only person I’ve ever see that makes good looking GF grubba dubba dubya. Most GF things I see are made by people who just want to seem hip rather than by necessity, and the CRAP that they produce is about as tasty as a loaf of mahogany. A dry loaf of mahogany at that…with good ole fashion oak milk butter. Deelishus. E’llo guvnah!


I was born into the restaurant/bar business and my wife is a graduate of the CCA-SF so eating and drinking has been a major part of ME, all of my life. I have learned to adapt my food to the needs of my body. This is a constant learning process.

I live to eat, others eat to live.

We have a fantastic GF bakery within a reasonable drive from home now. This guys stuff is amazing! He trained in Italy, Spain and France.


GF is not the dead tongue sentence it used to be :jump:
 
Ziti alla vodka with chicken. Made from cherry tomatoes from the garden
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    Mañ'O'Green

    points: 10
    Yummmmm....

    Dr.Bubbles

    points: 10
    Awesome looking vodka rig my man. Vodka sauce is my favorite without question. Well, maybe tied with a proper Sunday style San Marzano based 10 hour sauce with some bone in country style ribs at the bottom. They both have my heart…lol…but the drunken one sure is easier to make on a whim.
Boneless skinless chicken breast vacuum sealed in some Italian dressing. Those were then grilled. Plus wife made some habanero jam from the peppers we grew in the greenhouse.

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Carne asada made from the 80lbs of beef sirloin roasts we got. Some for this, other thin sliced for steak sandwiches and a couple roasts that we’ll crockpot dinners with.


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Boneless pork shoulders dry rubbed and 24hr rest in fridge. Then smoker 225f for 6hrs then wrapped to finish cooking to 195-205f. Rested for an hour before pulling. Made some great bbq pork sandwiches and I made snack of venison tenderloin
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Bbq pulled pork nachos with some of the leftovers
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