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    I've heard the talk about kewpie mayonnaise in the past but never bothered to buy a bottle until the other day at h mart. That shit is fire! I'm a believer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    I've heard the talk about kewpie mayonnaise in the past but never bothered to buy a bottle until the other day at h mart. That shit is fire! I'm a believer.
    We are getting an H Mart in SLC soon and people are excited but I'm quite white so I don't know what the fuss is about.

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    H mart is pretty cool if there isn't an asian market around but SLC has several. I haven't been to an H mart in years so maybe I'm off base but that is my recollection.

    I've been stumbling around potato gnocchi for a while but finally found a recipe that works. Dialed in my dough the second time, I'm at the point I need a ricer to improve texture.

    We had potato gnocchi with beurre blanc, stirred in green garlic and sorrel after emulsion. Topped with morels. My wife was stoked, kiddo had three gnocchi after his dinner and was upset he couldn't have more.

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    Mule deer “tri tip” let it sit in the bbq sauce pictured for 8 hrs, rinse, rub with seasoning pictured, put on BGE at ~600 until ~115 internal, rest.

    Having over spinach because I need some greens, but the melt I’m going to make for dinner tomorrow is already making my pants tight


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    Bro. Are you sure that’s legal? That looks too good to be legal.

    You might wanna whip up a garlic butter jalapeño sauce for dipping to throw the cops off.

    Fucking pigs are all over these parts. Just sniffing for rad meats.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    I've heard the talk about kewpie mayonnaise in the past but never bothered to buy a bottle until the other day at h mart. That shit is fire! I'm a believer.
    It's funny. I live in Japan and hated mayonnaise when I lived in the states. I've been here for 19 years and have ignored it in the fridge. Then Sam the Cooking Guy went on rants about how rad it was so I was like-- "Wait, it's different?" So I tried it and I love it. It is different. It's just squeezable, processed fat. Coat bread with it and fry it. It crisps up like butter.

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    Watcha cookin'?

    Been wanting to get some kewpie mayo for a bit but our normal grocery stores don’t have it. Gonna have to take a trip to the specialty places.

    Made my first calzones the other night with leftover stuff from pizza earlier in the week. Holy cow that’s good. Had some garlic butter leftover as well that I brushed on top that was fuckin’ money.

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    Made some lemon/butter/caper salmon last night with asparagus and garlic mashed.

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    +1 on the home made calzones (and yours look great), so under rated.

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    You didn't brush mayonnaise on the calzones?

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    You didn't brush mayonnaise on the calzones?
    Is that a thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supermoon View Post
    Is that a thing?
    Dunno, read the post directly above you calzone post.

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    No question, mayo makes a better grilled cheese / patty melt than butter. More consistent browning and easier application also. Dunno about calzones but I'm gonna try it out next time I make some for sure.

    edit: If you're not brushing chicken breasts and pork chops with mayo before seasoning and grilling them you're missing out for sure. Great grill marks. Great seasoning adhesion. Great kiss of extra fat. And don't even get me started about mayo on the elote...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    No question, mayo makes a better grilled cheese / patty melt than butter. More consistent browning and easier application also. Dunno about calzones but I'm gonna try it out next time I make some for sure.
    That's the spirit!!!

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    Watcha cookin'?

    Next time you grill firm fish filets, mix some mayo, salt, choice of spices and a good dollop of sesame oil. Spread liberally on fish and grill. Mayo melts and leaves the spice and oil flavors. Fish stays moist.
    Quando paramucho mi amore de felice carathon.
    Mundo paparazzi mi amore cicce verdi parasol.
    Questo abrigado tantamucho que canite carousel.


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    quinoa with pan fried garlic, shiitake, lacinata kale and fire roasted tomatoes. capers added to the boiling broth after the above. topped with avocado quarters and szechan sauce (not pictured)

    gorged for two evenings. no animals harmed

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    previous evenings' light-fare quickie. same pan fried ingredents, topped with beet/garlic hummus and red onion.

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    Holy smoked brisket Batman
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    Quote Originally Posted by irul&ublo View Post
    Next time you grill firm fish filets, mix some mayo, salt, choice of spices and a good dollop of sesame oil. Spread liberally on fish and grill. Mayo melts and leaves the spice and oil flavors. Fish stays moist.
    In!
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    That has me wondering about using a sauce/rub like that for smoked salmon. Bro... I bet that would be sticky fire.

    I don't think I get the time to test it this weekend, but will soon and will report back. Probably worthy of a TR.

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    Not sure it would be good for smoked salmon. Really for grilling on a hot fire. But then, I’ve never made smoked salmon, so WTF do I know?
    Quando paramucho mi amore de felice carathon.
    Mundo paparazzi mi amore cicce verdi parasol.
    Questo abrigado tantamucho que canite carousel.


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    No cookin' involved, but this was delicious:

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    Watcha cookin'?

    Bro— ever made cheesy cream sauce hot wings? You should.

    Butter, flour, start a white sauce. Add cheese and milk. Make it thick. Add some red pepper, make it spicy. Boom. Toss your wings.

    Absurd.

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    Of course there’s ginger, garlic, and all the other usual suspects in there. But the point is creamy, cheesy hot sauce. I ate so much I couldn’t sleep.

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    This gone after you've cooked the wings?

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    Oh my. Looks right up my alley.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    No cookin' involved, but this was delicious:

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    nice presentation !
    (even after i realized it wasn't all sitting on a flour tortilla

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    Quote Originally Posted by buckethead View Post
    nice presentation !
    (even after i realized it wasn't all sitting on a flour tortilla
    It was on a homemade sourdough ciabatta. And I had to add a drizzle of balsamic because the tomatoes were kinda garbage.

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