Did the braided pork loin thing today. It was excellent but dang do we have a bunch leftover. Did a 9.7 lb. Pork loin. It looked pretty much just like the picture up there, just a little different color because I used Blues Hog Raspberry Chipotle bbq sauce (which btw is awesome). Sent huge baggies home with both my son and daughter, had it for lunch (5 people) and dinner (4 people) and still have about 25% left.teachercd said:That looks amazing. I have never seen that before.
Meat Church is good stuff!Did the braided pork loin thing today. It was excellent but dang do we have a bunch leftover. Did a 9.7 lb. Pork loin. It looked pretty much just like the picture up there, just a little different color because I used Blues Hog Raspberry Chipotle bbq sauce (which btw is awesome). Sent huge baggies home with both my son and daughter, had it for lunch (5 people) and dinner (4 people) and still have about 25% left.
The braiding was very easy and got a bunch of rub flavor (used Meat Church The Gospel and The Holy gospel rubs) in there due to basically tripling the surface area before braiding. I’d definitely do it again.
My wife does sausage, peppers and onions often. Usually we’ll just serve it over rice but the tortellini looks like a good twist.I think I will do some version of this today.
Sweet pickles in mac and cheese? I like pickles and I like mac and cheese. Never have had them together.This is not really all that creative BUT
Take some toritillas and slap them on the griddle. Toss some (cooked) mac N cheese in there, with some shredded cheese added on and some diced up sweet pickles.
Make a mac and cheese quesadilla.
I have yet to create the perfect dipping sauce for it but overall it is pretty solid.
I know, it sounds weird but it turned out really good.Sweet pickles in mac and cheese? I like pickles and I like mac and cheese. Never have had them together.
I guess it's no different than me putting green olives in a grilled cheese sandwich. It's a game changer.I know, it sounds weird but it turned out really good.
Also, sometimes I will season the outside of the shell for quesadillas and it can really add some awesome flavor.
Ohhhh, tell me more!I guess it's no different than me putting green olives in a grilled cheese sandwich. It's a game changer.
Ohhhh, tell me more!
Do you dice them up?
Get tapenade (or make it yourself). You can put it on almost anything. There's a variety of different olives and spices to choose from.Just slice them.