Dinner thread.

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>mfw I took a bite and realized I forgot to put the cinnamon in the stuffing after all that fucking work

>>8294571
No pic but I had beef liver, cabbage, and baked potato.
10/10 would eat again. Probably will tomorrow actually.

>>8294636

Looks good though.

>>8294644

I learned about wrapping it in caul fat from some dude on youtube. It really makes the meat moist.

>>8294650

Turkey is very dry without basting or covering in some kind of fatm

>>8294639

Liver is a seriously underutilized ingredient in America. One of my favorite dishes is duck livers, gnocchi in a brown butter sauce with sage.

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>>8294571

>>8294654
I cover a turkey with cheese cloth soaked in melted butter or margarine and sage. Then take it off, hopefully without piercing the skin, when it's 3/4 done.

Try that shit.

>>8294670

I like to brine, then baste my turkey. Your method is interesting though. Might do that with the spare turkey I am preparing then bringing to our local food pantry.

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>>8294676
Use two or three layers of the cheese cloth. Ever look for cheese cloth in the store and the nimrods who work there have no idea what you are talking about when you ask?

>>8294691

No. Restaurant Depot is right down the street from where I live. Cheesecloth is sold there by the yard or roll, like a textile merchant. It's actually quite nice to simply ask where something is and they know exactly what I mean.

>>8294691
haha I used to work at walmart and was often asked that question and I was always like "wtf is cheeseclothe" and would just say sorry we don't have any.

>>8294751
That wasn't the Severn MD store, was it?

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Only took a few pics, but I made goulash with spatzel and pretzels.

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>>8294819
Goulash and spatzel were great.

Pls no rotate.

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>>8294825
Pretzels were ok. I'd never made dough like this before.

I have accepted my mobile posting rotation overlords.

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I already posted this in my thread, but tuna melts.

>>8294571
WHERES THE REST OF YOUR DINNER?

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>>8294950

>being gigantic of a fatass.

>>8294769
nowhere close, it was in the midwest, just makes it more funnier to me cause I had no idea this was a somewhat common problem.

>>8294571
Looks like cat vomit.

Hope it tasted okay.

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>>8294571

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>>8294571
Roasted a chicken. Seasonings were kosher salt, black and white pepper, and five spice. Stuffed the inside with lemon, garlic, and fresh thyme and tarragon, and rubbed it down with butter. Placed on a bed of carrots and onions.

The meat was perfect, juicy and tasty. The carrots and onions... Next time, less lemon. They ended up in a bit of lemon soup. But hey, the meat was perfect, and I made a salad instead.

>>8295675
Are... are you ok? Please... put down the gun. Don't go through with it.

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>>8295722
High class living here.

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Two other dinner threads up, none named properly but this.

Anyway, boiled for 3-4 hours, enough to make the meat fall apart.
Tried something new with the potatoes, worked out good.

Sauce made by the "broth" from the meat.

Pretty good!