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  1. #26
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    That giant container of bacon grease in the fridge is finally gonna get used.
    watch out for snakes

  2. #27
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    venison (got a freezer) chili.....

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    [QUOTE=old goat;5926092 I had a fantastic pork feijoada in a restaurant in DC. I wrote for the recipe and they were kind enough to send it to me--they used canned beans.[/QUOTE]

    Ideally beans should be raised and processed by druid virgins
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  4. #29
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    4 pork shanks or 3-4# pork shoulder
    1 jalapeno diced
    1 onion chopped
    1 carrot chopped
    1 celery stalk chopped
    1 cup red wine
    2 tbs salt
    cayenne pepper
    bay leaves
    garlic cloves, minced
    29 oz can black beans, drained
    Chicken stock 2 cups if serving over rice, 1 cup if not
    3 slices bacon blanched

    Preheat oven 300
    Brown mean, garlic, salt, remove
    Saute vegetables, add meat, cover half way with water, add wine. Cover with foil directly on the meat, cover with lid, braise in oven 2 hours
    Remove meat, drain vegetables, add half of beans, add the jalapeno, stock, salt and pepper, bacon. Simmer 2 minutes, puree, add to meat and rest of beans.
    Serve over rice or not.

  5. #30
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    That means I have to kill and butcher a pig. Oh well, nothing else to do.

  6. #31
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  7. #32
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    Peentoes:

    Soak a # of peentoes overnight
    Rinse
    Set to boil in 6 cups of water
    Cut up an onion in there
    Add a couple garlic toes
    Bunch of chili powder, some onion powder
    A couple little uncooked bacon ends
    Some salt

    At sea level, simmer for about 30 minutes with a lid on, then take the lid off. [If you live @ 6000' and don't do pressure cookers...Why?]
    Beans are done when you can blow skins off the beans. Cook them down to something extrudable if you want, but you don't have to.

    Serve with bacon, rice, and cheese in a flour tortilla.


    Heat, bell peppers, cumin/cilantro, etc - all on you. But it's hard to really fuck up pinto beans.

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    Last edited by SB; 03-18-2020 at 06:07 AM.
    watch out for snakes

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