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04-04-2021 , 05:24 PM
Put that thing in spoilers, man! Have you no sense of common decency?
Looks great!

Also eagerly awaiting the update on the half-leg of lamb.
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04-04-2021 , 05:27 PM
I know people are anti lamb but these marinaded lamb legs grilled are great. None of the gaminess that people are against.
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04-04-2021 , 05:33 PM
TIL i have porchetta nipples when it comes to good meat

love it all Nit...every last bit of it
lamb is like octopus for me. i feel guilty eating it for reasons, but it still tastes to damn good i just can't help myself.
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04-04-2021 , 05:37 PM
That lamb looks ridiculously good!!!!
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04-04-2021 , 05:55 PM
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That lamb looks ridiculously good!!!!
This. Absolutely this!

ETA: Oh yeah, and all that other stuff too. TBH I would probably so stuffed from lamb that I could never get to that part of the program.
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04-04-2021 , 08:34 PM
I want to see that porchetta! I was watching Salt Fat Acid Heat on Netflix highly recommended. She’s so refreshing the opposite of your David Chang pretentious ******* type chefs. She understood the food and respects the people and cultures she visits. On the fat episode they had some awesome porchetta. Maybe I’ll do it for the next holiday meal.
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04-04-2021 , 09:15 PM
That lamb and porchetta (I assume- post more pics!) are doing it!

For Easter dinner: Maifun noodle salad with poached shrimp, romaine, cukes, carrots, fried onions, peanuts, sesame. The dressing is soy, black vinegar, sesame oil, neutral oil, garlic, ginger , black pepper, and sugar



This weekend I also made French dip sliders with sous vide tri tip, caramelized onions, provolone, brioche

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04-04-2021 , 09:20 PM
Sliders, tri tip, and salad look lovely Jack
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04-04-2021 , 09:23 PM






Very dam good!!!! Can’t wait for the sandwiches this week! Would do again
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04-04-2021 , 09:24 PM
Damn Jack, looks great.
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04-04-2021 , 09:26 PM
Oh damn definitely doing porchetta.
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04-04-2021 , 09:34 PM
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Holy **** DaNit, that looks incredible!

is that prime rib?

NVM, I see it lamb

Last edited by yimyammer; 04-04-2021 at 09:40 PM.
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04-04-2021 , 09:36 PM
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Porchetta going in to the oven, noticed something interesting on the last picture. Looks like someone is getting some crispy nipples once this bad boy is done.
Awwwww yeeeeaaah

Do it like this guy:



I want a rig like his
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04-04-2021 , 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Da_Nit
I want to see that porchetta! I was watching Salt Fat Acid Heat on Netflix highly recommended. She’s so refreshing the opposite of your David Chang pretentious ******* type chefs. She understood the food and respects the people and cultures she visits. On the fat episode they had some awesome porchetta. Maybe I’ll do it for the next holiday meal.
This looks great, thanks.
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04-04-2021 , 09:39 PM
Holy cow today's posts
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04-04-2021 , 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by yimyammer
Holy **** DaNit, that looks incredible!

is that prime rib?

Leg of lamb, it tasted wonderful and I have leftovers.
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04-04-2021 , 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Da_Nit
I want to see that porchetta! I was watching Salt Fat Acid Heat on Netflix highly recommended. She’s so refreshing the opposite of your David Chang pretentious ******* type chefs. She understood the food and respects the people and cultures she visits. On the fat episode they had some awesome porchetta. Maybe I’ll do it for the next holiday meal.
+1 great show

I love Dave Chang, Momofuku et al, but Chang has been infected by all the crap in politics, et al and has become an bitter rage machine making his podcast almost impossible to listen to, here's hoping he gets back to food now that the election is over because I really enjoy his food podcasts, shows, restaurants and book
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04-04-2021 , 09:52 PM
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That lamb and porchetta (I assume- post more pics!) are doing it!

For Easter dinner: Maifun noodle salad with poached shrimp, romaine, cukes, carrots, fried onions, peanuts, sesame. The dressing is soy, black vinegar, sesame oil, neutral oil, garlic, ginger , black pepper, and sugar



This weekend I also made French dip sliders with sous vide tri tip, caramelized onions, provolone, brioche

Nom, nom Jack, nom, nom!
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04-04-2021 , 09:53 PM
Durango, porchetta does not disappoint!
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04-04-2021 , 10:07 PM
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Holy cow today's posts
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Leg of lamb, it tasted wonderful and I have leftovers.
thx, one day I'll learn to read all the posts before I reply with a question.

Grab some pitas, fresh cucs, red onion, feta, tomatoes, Tzatziki sauce and nosh on gyros from the left overs

I've loved cooking since I was like 8 years old and would watch every cooking show I could find growing up which seemed to primarily consist of Great Chefs of Europe on PBS, I thought I was going to become a chef, but like the judge told Ted Bundy, I went another way.

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that probably freaked someone out, I went another way like the judge told Bundy NOT that I went the way of Bundy



One of my first attempts at a "gourmet" meal was rack of lamb WAY back in 1985. I still have that recipe from Bon Appetite, here she blows:



(it was great btw)
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04-04-2021 , 10:33 PM
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That lamb and porchetta (I assume- post more pics!) are doing it!


This weekend I also made French dip sliders with sous vide tri tip, caramelized onions, provolone, brioche

What bun's did you use here?
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04-04-2021 , 11:06 PM
Tx, they’re from https://stpierrebakery.com/
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04-05-2021 , 04:07 AM
Some amazing eastering guys. Well done.
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04-05-2021 , 03:48 PM
speaking of Dave Chang

Fuku is about to open in Dallas & Houston as ghost kitchens:

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For the first time ever, Texans can get a taste of chef David Chang’s food from home. A delivery-only brand named Fuku will serve fried chicken sandos and fries from two kitchens in Dallas and one in Plano starting on April 6, 2021.

Here's a look at the lineup of sandos at Fuku. The new restaurant concept is a delivery-only model that becomes available in Dallas, Plano and Houston on April 6, 2021.
Here's a look at the lineup of sandos at Fuku. The new restaurant concept is a delivery-only model that becomes available in Dallas, Plano and Houston on April 6, 2021.(Clay Williams / Clay Williams)
Chang is a James Beard Award-winning chef who started his first restaurant, Momofuku Noodle Bar, in 2004 in New York City. Since then, he’s grown his empire to restaurants in New York; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Sydney, Australia; and Toronto, Canada. He’s also made a name for himself as the foul-mouthed, happy-go-lucky chef on the TV series The Mind of a Chef or the Netflix show Ugly Delicious.

Fuku is described by its CEO Alex Muñoz-Suarez as a “cousin” to Chang’s original restaurant, Momofuku. Fuku has a tiny menu — just five sandwiches, two chicken-finger options, and fries — and was created to reach thousands of people at home. It’s a “ghost kitchen,” which means it’s a delivery-only concept with no dining room.

Fuku started as a pilot program in Miami and New York City and has now grown to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and more. Fuku’s staff partnered with a company called Reef Technology to launch the kitchens, and they use Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, and Postmates for delivery.

”Dave is fascinated with delivery,” Muñoz-Suarez says. This is Chang’s company’s third try at it, after delivery concepts called Maple and Ando launched in the past few years.

“Dave and I don’t like to give up; this is definitely something we believe in. The delivery models have worked throughout Asia for many years,” the CEO says.

Fuku partnered with Reef in April 2020, “at the height of COVID,” Muñoz-Suarez says.

“Everybody pivoted that way [toward delivery], but honestly, we had done a lot of our homework prior to that,” he says.

Interestingly, all the ghost kitchens in the Dallas and Plano areas will reside in parking garages or inside parking lots; that’s Reef’s model.

The sweet and spicy Fuku fingers can be ordered as a meal, with the addition of sweet jalapeño seasoned waffle fries, a side of pickles, two Fuku sauces, and a drink. Fuku's delivery service becomes available in parts of Dallas and west Plano on April 6, 2021.
The sweet and spicy Fuku fingers can be ordered as a meal, with the addition of sweet jalapeño seasoned waffle fries, a side of pickles, two Fuku sauces, and a drink. Fuku's delivery service becomes available in parts of Dallas and west Plano on April 6, 2021. (Clay Williams / Clay Williams)
Muñoz-Suarez says every item on Fuku’s menu is “blessed” by Chang — an important bit of information for Dave Chang superfans.

The three kitchens launching on April 6 in North Texas are near UT Southwestern in the medical district; in downtown Dallas; and in west Plano.

Fuku will also start delivering food from two kitchens in the Houston area on April 6, with two more kitchens added on April 7. By the end of May, the CEO plans to have six operating kitchens in Dallas and its suburbs and six more in the Houston area.

Starting April 6, customers can check here to see if they’re within delivery range.
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