The Forumosan Recipe Thread

Nice, I have the same one. Costco turkeys fit right in them

Can you get a heat diffuser?
I used to put a pot in an empty cast iron skillet on top of the flame to even out the heat.
Finally I cut a chunk of ¼" steel plate to use.
There is one called Simmer Mat available online.

yes, I think this is what I need to do. Years ago at a restaurant we did a similar thing. The ideal situation would be to just but a pan with a thicker bottom…but they’re expensive.
I think I’m going to do that @chilifries
thanks

Now THAT is about the right amount of fried onions on a hot dog.

My mom used to make this for me to go to school!!! I want to make it now.

Trying to keep the calories down during the lockdown…wait, huh?

What drinks have bacon in them?

Caesars often add bacon or at least add a piece on the glass

:nauseated_face:

Come on bacon goes in anything.

Made a peach cobbler on Sunday with Jamaican oxtails

I hope you mean you had the cobbler for dessert after the oxtail, because the alternative is too much to imagine

LOL. Nope. I braised the oxtails and baked them in the cobbler. /jk

Yes, oxtails for dinner and cobbler for dessert. :sunglasses:

Had some fried sage today for dinner. Just Wonderful.

Didn’t know that was a thing…

I didn’t know until today, it was so delicious. Right from the garden!

I’m like ewww. But what does it taste like. I’m a bit of a Mikey.

Taste like sage, if you ever had it. But it has a bit of a crunch that adds to it. I like sage, I guess not everyone does. I use it to cook with butter sometimes, the flavor complements each other.

Never had sage outside of the powdered form used on meats. The smell and taste of that makes me a little :face_vomiting:

Kale pesto for breakfast.

Been making tuna steaks. I season it with soy sauce for 15min and pan sear. Love the taste with wasabi.

Fried pumpkin flowers