
In my limited time it appears that fun wouldn't be hard to find.. I only spent a Sunday night there so I'm not an expert on the place.

Came home today after sticking some ribs in the sous vide for 9 hours to a toxic kitchen. Coughed my bollocks up. Probably the cheap ziplock bags I bought.
Waste not want not![]()
I've been remiss in posting, but I hope these two wonderful dishes make up for it....
First,
Pork Loin and Taters, almost garnished....
And, oddly enough, what I have most nights in one form or another...
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"I was a good student. I comprehend very well, OK, better than I think almost anybody," - President Trump comparing his legal knowledge to a Federal judge.

The mutt got the best deal I reckon
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Nice garden you have Dill![]()

Prepping it for Sid's September arrival![]()

That'll teach him to be a greedy fucker. There were four smaller dogs there with him and he wouldn't share. I I even put the bike between him and the missusso she could pick up and chuck parts of the other rack to the other dogs and he chased them all away.
I'll check on him on the way back from the pub![]()
Are you fattening him up for something or someone Dill?

^That's not gravy seeping from that bag. That's raw blood![]()
Home made Beef Neverski
Savoury minced Ozzie beef, Thai fragrant Jasmine rice, broccoli and cauliflower heads.
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^^Looks very healthy Nev. Well done.
Guide to sous vide ribs for the posh.
sous vide part in video starts about 4 minutes in. Obviously not my pic, there's not enough burn marks.
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Saw an add online recently for a fairly new to town Restaurant Supplier's Argentinian Ribeye (they do retail too) then saw the results of someone who bought some and cooked it. Had to try some and it's very good thankfully, as you have to buy the whole Ribeye and they'll cut it to your specs. They also have some bags of varying weights already cut up. So I bought a 3.5kg bag which cost about 1900 Baht and got 14 x 250gr steaks for the freezer out of it.
With marbling like that you know it's going to be tender.
Bringing it up to room temp before putting it in the deep fryer, Italian style.
Just kidding about the deep fryer obviously, I always do steak the same way which is a light rub with EVOO then ground salt then into a red-hot skillet. Really happy with this, the flavour is excellent.
I won't cook anything for 4-5 hours unless it's a turkey. Aint gonna happen in my Otto.![]()
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