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Chefs corner

I'll get 'er rollin' with a
common can of spam.
Hard to believe that the
average person in Hawaii
eats a can of the stuff
every month. 12 cans
a year. Just made
dinner tonight with an
entire head of cabbage,
1 can of spam (cubed),
a little soy sauce, served
over a bed of yellow rice.
Amongst 6....no leftovers.
We make spam burgers with English muffins and your choice of cheese.. yum yum .
 
At the weekend we grilled up some favorite pork ribs my wife seasons and corn on the cob with Mexican onions( my favorite with any BBQ dish)
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Stuffed jalapenos as a
snack.
Cut jalapeno in half
lengthwise. Hollow it out
and stuff with cream
cheese. Wrap with a strip
of thick bacon and pin
together with a toothpick.
Bake at 350 deg 'till the
bacon is crisp and the
jalapeno turns from dark
green to olive drab and is
soft.
We call them "rats".
 
Yeah, yeah I know, old thread but good one...

Cold in Pa today so nothing warms you up like some good old Pennsylvania Chicken Corn Soup!
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You guys have posted some great recipes, I’ve saved a bunch and would like to try making some of them. These two recipes go well together, so delicious. The Dr. Pepper marinade is amazing…it makes a carmelized exterior in the broiler.

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I don’t really like cooking, but for a minute had a food based YouTube channel with friends/coworkers. During Covid I made a couple of super lazy chicken enchilada vids, here is one of them.
 
I don’t really like cooking, but for a minute had a food based YouTube channel with friends/coworkers. During Covid I made a couple of super lazy chicken enchilada vids, here is one of them.

If you want to make corn tortillas easier to roll I learned this trick at a somewhat dicey hole in the wall Mexican joint about 50 years ago. They dipped the tortilla in some hot water for a few seconds, and then with just a little bit of oil on the griddle let it cook there for 20-30 seconds a side. Higher heat works better. The tort will just start to get a few dark spots when it's done. Then assemble your tacos or enchiladas. It makes the tort more sturdy and pliable - and also less prone to taco blowout.
 
Those look good. I think I'll make them for my superbowl party. Go Seahawks! I also make a pastrami which is a full brisket marinaded for 7 days with the Chef Guga recipe that can be Googled up on the Interweb, then smoked on the Big Green Egg. There's nothing better! @halfafish do you want to come by for the game?
 
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