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    ^I'll do the rest up tomorrow. Have some leftover beef taco mix too...will toss it in the pot with the beans, cheese and salsa

    It's gonna be a gassy Tuesday...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKkin View Post
    Have everything together for tomorrow. Got a different type of beans and cheese than originally planned. Going to use some of my homemade salsa as well. The Huy Fong garlic chili sauce would be too much spice for the better half. Making homemade tortilla chips/crisps instead of using Fritos



    SKkin, this is the Blokes Cookery thread so FFS get that lot in the Wok and lets see the stir fry results.

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    ^^^Solid effort with the homemade tortilla chips skinns. i had no idea that that was even possible. I had never even made the mental connection between tortillas and tortilla chips.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jack meoff View Post
    ^ make sure you cut the cheese within the TD regulations
    and don't listen to any of the slide-rule-toting teakdoor cheddar-worrying cheese-bothering pecorino-nazis.

    This is the proper way to cut a block of cheese from this evening's batch.

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    See how the block has a bow shape in it - that is because you slice into the block with the blade pressed parallel to the block and then open the slice out into a narrow wedge shape as you push down.

    See the little wedges standing up sideways in the beans.

    Flip the block over half way so you don't end up with a triangular block.
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    Loops, I am getting the sense that Cheesy Beans feature highly in the diet.

    I had a step nephew who, as far as i could tell lived on Cheese and Salad Cream sarnies and Cheesy Beans on Toast for most of his first 18 years. He was tipped as a promising Engineer, bought a 4 bed house gets 3 lodgers in and gave up work, died at 33 an alcoholic making is own tipple - be careful with cheesy beans.

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    I guess the proper cheese slicer is out then...and no strir-frying this time NPT.

    Actually I was just testing to see if I could get some pics posted from my phone in post #224. And they're right side up too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Looper View Post
    ^^^Solid effort with the homemade tortilla chips skinns. i had no idea that that was even possible. I had never even made the mental connection between tortillas and tortilla chips.
    Just cut up the tortillas like slicing up a fruit pie to make the triangles. I used a pizza cutter and cut through about 8 tortillas at a time. They can be fried in a skillet or dutch oven. Don't need a deep fryer. Don't think a microwave will work though.

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    The Blokes' Cookery Thread-94e4df5a-06ff-46bc-ab4e-a89a3bb36e4f-jpg
    Not prepared by me. Another bloke cooked it while I was drinking beer. Yesterday’s dinner.

    No cooking again today. Lady of the house gone shopping with mates. KFC delivered.

    Do either of thes qualify for your esteemed thread Looper?
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    ^looks good Switch...meat a little rare for my tastes though.

    Ok...got my "Ranch Style" beans and leftover beef taco mix in the old pot heating up...plus some chili powder, onion powder and garlic pepper seasoning:



    add in the homemade salsa and stir together:



    wait until hot enough and then added the colby jack and Vermont extra-sharp cheddar cheeses:



    heated and stirred some more until all nice and melty:



    Lunch/snack served with the homemade tortilla chips and a dollop of sour cream in the middle of the cheezy beanz:



    Very tasty...and filling. Thanks for the idea Looper.

    Wife is working this evening, so the grandson and I will have some burritos. Will reheat the bean dip and pour some over the burritos...plus some more chips and bean dip.

    Watch out world...


    Things I learned this time...homemade flour tortilla triangles only need about a minute in the deep-fryer at 350F. Next time I'll try corn tortillas.

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    SKkin, you keep that up and you will be MODd out of the blokes cookery thread for being a ringer - nice work

    There's a website and some of the showings i think pass the Chitty test but some are just too polished. Entries stop April 18 so perhaps don't try the last recipe

    Bloke Cooking ? Bloke Cooking Idea's

    how'd ya do linky thingys

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    ^Glad this idea has worked out for you skiin

    This is a fairly radical take on the original theme

    I nuke the beans and cheese and give it one stir half way through the 3 minutes so the cheese stays as a seperate but slightly blended through layer

    doing in a pot and mixing it homogeneously is really a whole other thing

    I am not sure if I have the beans balls to to take it to this radical new level and I think I will stay with my microwave magic

    but anyway, thanks for the re-imagined beans

    also the sour cream is better if it is cold so you get that temperature fusion on your tongue

    same for the salsa

    I am not sure about dolloping it into the bean pot but anyway, glad it worked for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    Bloke Cooking ? Bloke Cooking Idea's
    Liked the look of his pork ribs...


    Quote Originally Posted by Looper View Post
    This is a fairly radical take on the original theme
    Well yeah kinda.

    Just thought of something even more radical. Should have fried up some bacon, chopped it up and threw it in the mix. May do that tonite.

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    You'll provoke culinary envy in Loops, not a pretty sight

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKkin View Post
    Should have fried up some bacon, chopped it up and threw it in the mix.
    That is 100% a great bloke cookery idea

    the jury is out on this homogeneity mixturising but the bacon is a go!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NamPikToot View Post
    You'll provoke culinary envy in Loops, not a pretty sight
    no no no

    when a stone-wall great bloke cookery idea is unveiled I have nothing but humble admiration

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    Quote Originally Posted by Looper View Post
    the jury is out on this homogeneity mixturising
    Which looks better, my mixturising...or this crime against dips:


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    Behold, I give thee the Braunschweiger sandwich.

    The sandwich was great. The camera, not so good.

    Never hold a candle to punters latest that's for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishlocker View Post
    Braunschweiger
    Is that pretty much the same or similar to liverwurst? When I was a kid my grandfather loved that stuff...but he didn't call it by that Braunschweiger name. From what I remember his looked more like this:



    He'd put it on crackers too. I wasn't a fan.

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    Yes, pretty much the same I'd say though I'm no aficionado. It's like pate. The gf likes it on french bread with all her style fixings like cucumber ect. It like smoked chub used to be the cheep go to food for the average workers in this area. Now a little roll of Klement's is like 4 to 5 bucks. They didn't sell Usinger's or I would have stepped up to that.

    It's like a Bon me sandwich if you add the right stuff. I wanted to try one so bad last time in Laos but didn't really trust the stuff as my constitution was written a little differently than those folks. Next time I'll brush all fears aside and bite right in. The same gal has been doing the same thing for years there so I may survive though have had a few issues with other food in the downtown area there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKkin View Post
    ^looks good Switch...meat a little rare for my tastes though.

    Ok...got my "Ranch Style" beans and leftover beef taco mix in the old pot heating up...plus some chili powder, onion powder and garlic pepper seasoning:



    add in the homemade salsa and stir together:



    wait until hot enough and then added the colby jack and Vermont extra-sharp cheddar cheeses:



    heated and stirred some more until all nice and melty:



    Lunch/snack served with the homemade tortilla chips and a dollop of sour cream in the middle of the cheezy beanz:



    Very tasty...and filling. Thanks for the idea Looper.

    Wife is working this evening, so the grandson and I will have some burritos. Will reheat the bean dip and pour some over the burritos...plus some more chips and bean dip.

    Watch out world...


    Things I learned this time...homemade flour tortilla triangles only need about a minute in the deep-fryer at 350F. Next time I'll try corn tortillas.
    First thought on seeing that pic was that you were using Roast spuds to accompany your cowboy style feast. Left over Roast it’s never happen in my house
    If the cheese flavor is robust enough, why not try it as a topping ala pie crust, instead of mixing it Looper style.

    A very appetizing error the none the less. Pics and descriptions got my mouth watering.

    PS. I used to like my beef well done, but now I prefer it moist and pink in the middle. Remind you of anything? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Switch View Post
    If the cheese flavor is robust enough, why not try it as a topping ala pie crust, instead of mixing it Looper style.
    Looper style makes it easier to dip the chips...


    Quote Originally Posted by Switch View Post
    but now I prefer it moist and pink in the middle. Remind you of anything?
    Now that you mention it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKkin View Post
    Now that you mention it...
    Not sure I could go back to white meat, now I’ve sampled a few darker shades.

    Where do you stand on the maturity of your choice?

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    So, i couldn't stop thinking about Kebabs.........

    The makings...minimal effort as is required by blokes cooking. There will now be an interlude whilst i apply sufficient grog to ensure the finale looks like a dogs dinner. The Hobgoblin ain't me usual and is a bit light at 4.2% but is me starter, to be followed by OSH and then A nice Mabel whilst i try to come up with excuses to not go out.

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    So Pita + Mayo

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    Add Chilli Sauce

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    Add salad + tomatoes + onion

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    Add meat of unknown origin which is mysteriously attracted to alcohol

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    And throw on sliced pickled jalapenos in case the chili sauce was not hot enough to ensure when you wake up in the morning you get the proper night before reminder and hey presto a 32p kebab. Got to say i'm not sure what happened on the last piccy - its looks very dark but wasn't

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    verdict, was pretty good and when you need the fix but can't be fukd to go out and get yerself in the requisite state. The chili was hot and i will get a reminder tomoz.
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    FFS whilst fannying around with that the blood 6 nations wales game is started - bollix

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    ^^Doesn't look like the dogs dinner at all. You'll have to do your version of cheezy beans to achieve that.

    The "meat of unknown origin" is a bit concerning..

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