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Tanya Tucker's Greatest Hits Encore - can't beat Delta Dawn
Marty Robbins two Gunfighter Ballads
Hank Williams Greatest Hits
Frankie Laines Greatest Hits
a little early Bill Monroe or the Carter Family
and any Johnny Cash
and if I still need a music fix Lynn Anderson's Rose Garden CD.
And I'm...
I just ran across the idea of smoking octopus last night and found the recipe. Octopus is one of those things that it is best I make it when my wfe is at work. Her olifactory capabilities are equal to the German shepard we had when we first got married and she doesn't like the smell of seafood...
I really like smoked oyster and clams. I first had octopus in DC where they fry baby octopus with calamari as an appetizer. Our local King Soopers used to sell the baby octopus as Teriaki Octopus, which was really tasty. We have a local Korean market that sells octopus and I've tried some of...
I saw the TV show. The major cooking magazines have had articles on sea/smoked salts also. I guess its politically correct to get the expensive sea salts, but the cost outweighs the benefits as far as I'm concerned. The one smoked spice we haven't talked about yet in this thread is smoked...
JoeD617, The smoked pepper is just coarsly ground black pepper that has been smoked. It was written up fairly well in an LA Times food article. The only place I've found that sells it is Chefscatalog.com. It's not bad, but its easy to overuse it. They also had a smoked salt that I ordered...
No way! But she's had me on a higher priority project replacing the carpet in our upstairs hallway with a wood floor. I've managed to stretch it out for almost the whole year period. Besides, the year timeline to repaint the ceiling in the kitchen restarts.
How about vacuum sealing it? I've gotten slices of ham, smoked pork loin, etc. that way shipped by smoke houses or meat markets. It was shipped without freezing.
You could also use ground jalapeno, which I assume is dried and the ground. It would incorporate like any other spice. I got mine at Savory Spices in Denver. It is really potent. When I bought it, the girl putting it in the jar said it was her least favorite spice to handle. Dumb me! I...
Sometimes you just have to turn a negative into a positive. Last year my wife redecorated our kitchen for the third or fourth time; faux painting the walls in Tuscan hues, putting new tile on the floor, getting new countertops, and changing the appliances from black to stainless...
There is a nice little book called "The Ultimate Barbecue Sauce Cookbook" by Jim Auchmutely and Susan Puckett, published in 95. I like it better than Steve Raichlin's book, which is also good. It has a recipe that is both sweet and includes bacon. It is based on a Paul Prudhomme recipe...
Here's the French twist on garlic sausage. A lot of similarities with the Portugese version.
French Garlic Sausage
1 ½ lb trimmed pork shoulder or loin, cut into ½ x 1 ¾ inch strips
½ lb trimmed pork fat, ut into ½ x 1 ¾ inch strips
¼ c peeled natural pistachios, coarsely chopped
2...
There are a couple of recipes on the net. One is from the Recipe Goldmine site and the other from Emeril's site. Emeril and Recipe Cottage also have recipes for linguica sausage (looks like its pronounced the same as linquisa.)
Recipe Goldmine Portuguese Linguisa
5 tablespoons salt
2...
I was searching for Sam Arnold's (Fort Restaurant) recipe for stuffed jalapenos and came across this interesting page:
http://www.irondesert.com/catalog/Ch...ipes-sp-1.html