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Sounds like I am going to cook some Romaine Hearts tomorrow!
It's awesome, just had some myself. Pork burgers (doctors orders no beef for a while, the bastard), grilled romaine and corn on the cob. Awesome stuff. I would've done the romaine last night, but for anyone who didn't hear, we got our ass kicked by some tornadoes last night out here in southeast VA. Had one come within a mile of my house, too close for my blood. Made the romaine taste that much better tonightI'm going to be grilling some romaine too. Thanks for the suggestion. I've never even heard of that before.
It's awesome, just had some myself. Pork burgers (doctors orders no beef for a while, the bastard), grilled romaine and corn on the cob. Awesome stuff. I would've done the romaine last night, but for anyone who didn't hear, we got our ass kicked by some tornadoes last night out here in southeast VA. Had one come within a mile of my house, too close for my blood. Made the romaine taste that much better tonight
I don't understand this gas vs charcoal debate. Currently I have a Weber gas (like Boone mine has been rebuilt and 8-9 yrs old), a Weber 22" Kettle, and a Chargriller smoker. This way however I want to cook the right method is on hand. If weren't for stepdaughter getting married and son in college I would be looking at new Weber gas or a new smoker.
Don't under sell charcoal. This method takes us back to our origins by creating fire. I love charcoal. Fire up a chimney of lump and sit back with dog and plus beverage of choice for a relaxing cook. Gas is greatif in a hurry, but charcoal is relaxing.
Back to work while dream of supper.
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That sucks, I wish the best for everyone and their families and friends. I saw one neighborhood where the lady literally lost everything. Her house was destroyed, both cars vanished, and all her belongings were gone. Most devastating though was that in her family of four, she was the only survivor. This poor lady is like 75 years old and lost it all. How do you ever start over in that position? It's so sad.Didn't do much grilling Saturday night because of the storms. Didn't feel like grilling tonight as well. A dear friend lost her brother to the storm in Gloucester.
Told ya Glad everybody loves it as much as I do. I haven't met a hater of it yet.OK, I jumped on the Romaine bandwagon tonight, and it was terrific! The whole family loved it. I grilled the lettuce and asparagus, made a potato/emanthaler gratin, then pan seared and braised in sherry some lamb chops.
Fantastic!
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Gross. I don't get the obsession with EVOO. It didn't start until Rachel Ray came around. If you do a blind taste test of EVOO vs. pure olive oil, I assure you the extra virgin will make you gag.Gonna try Extreme's grilled Romaine hearts on Thursday w/ the lemon-juice mod, but I'm using EVO (the good stuff).
I don't even have to read that, I know exactly how it's made. Doesn't change the fact that the flavor is nauseatingI posted this in the "what's for dinner" thread; I'm not sure where you're coming from. Extra-virgin is the top-level of olive oil quality, it is the first press of the olives. "Pure" olive oil often denotes a mix of virgin & refined oils.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_oil#Retail_grades_in_IOC_member_nations
Half of my family is Sicilian, and half is Irish. The Sicilians are like me - EVOO is garbage. Like I said, just because tv and magazines want you to believe EVOO is the olive oil god and most popular, doesn't mean it is. Prior to the late 90's, most grocery stores didn't even carry it. Next time you go shopping, look at the olive oil. Most of what everyone carries is either virgin or pure. The EVOO gets maybe a couple of facings. It isn't as popular as the hype would lead you to believe.LOL, fair enough. Although for the record, I hate caviar (except roe on sushi which I tolerate), never eaten truffles except in things (have to admit the black truffle mac 'n' cheese at Bourbon Steak in DC is the best I've ever had), and I don't think I've ever had liver pate.
EDIT: if you're ever invited over to dinner by an Italian or Greek, don't share your opinions of EVO with them.
Not a fan of Caviar, but fish roe should be scrambled with eggs. Then again I'm a fan of dried salted cod with bacon drippings poured over top for breakfast.
Any waterman will tell you hard to beat be salted fish for breakfast.
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