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Recipes that include onion powder

Chorizo and Butternut Squash Hash

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

I’m really into roasting potatoes with some fennel and sweet bell peppers and when I’m not serving vegetarians, little bits of ham or some bacon can add some smoky saltiness. Then one day, I wanted to turn that side dish into more of a meal. I crumbled some sausage in instead of the ham/bacon and threw an egg on top. Last weekend, my cousins came over and I mentally prepared to make that dish but when I started prepping, I realized we were out of potatoes. I dug through my fridge and thought maybe butternut squash would work. It did! The added sweetness counters the saltiness of the meat perfectly and the pop of orange color makes the whole dish so vibrant. I now wanted to write a recipe and post it so badly. I had more of all the ingredients except for the Italian sausage. That’s when another swap happened. This time I tried it with chorizo.

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Big Burger Buns

Monday, August 31, 2009

Hamburger Buns 2

Sure burger buns are easy to buy, but they’re not that hard to make. You’d be surprised by how little work this is, and you’ll get hot springy buns that are irresistibly pinch-able. These burger buns,  which I’ve adapted from King Arthur, have the perfect tight crumb that will hold up better than any store bought and not get soggy. Yet it’s still tender and you’ll still bite right through with the burger patty and all your toppings. The mellow onion flavor is a subtle hint to your guests; this is more than just another white bread.

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Tequila-Guajillo Bar Snack

Thursday, March 5, 2009

We spent a week in Mexico and the main item we brought back was tequila and lots of it! We didn’t go to many bars, but we did spend time in a bar in Mexico and sadly they didn’t have a bar snack.

Aha Toro Tequila Bottle

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Deli-Style Turkey Burgers

Sunday, January 18, 2009

There is a crappy little deli on 5th avenue near 23rd Street called Deli Marche, I used to eat there fairly regularly. One of my favorite sandwiches was the turkey burger. They’re low quality, but taste so good. Tonight, since we had some ground turkey meat around, I decided to try and reproduce it. I did a pretty good job (so I say)…

Turkey Burgers

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Two More Barbecue Sauces

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

What’s better than barbecue sauce? Two barbecue sauces! In continuing our Pulled Pork fest, I made two more barbecue sauces. The first is a nice and spicy sauce that features molasses and heat. The second is a super basic sauce, similar to one my mom used to make for chicken.

Spicy BBQ Sauce

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Pulled Pork & Killer BBQ Sauce

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Wandering through BJs the other day, Jessica spotted a luscious looking pork leg and asked if I thought we should make it. Of course my answer was “YES!” However, the two of us came to our senses and decided to just buy a pork shoulder weighing in at just under nine pounds, as opposed to the leg, which was probably 20 or 25 pounds.

pork shoulder

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Awesome BBQ Turkey

Friday, December 7, 2007

We’ve been trying to eat less pork because of Lon’s cholesterol. He doesn’t like tofu that much and I don’t want to eat chicken every day. As you may have read before, I’m not a fan of breast meat so I bought turkey legs. I decided to de-bone them (leave skin on) because I wanted to use the grill. This marinade is enough for 2-3 turkey legs. Grill time will vary because turkey legs vary greatly in size.

Marinade:

  • 1 cup ketchup
  • 1/2 cup soy sauce
  • 2 tablespoons mirin
  • 1 tablespoon chili garlic sauce
  • 1 tablespoon granulated garlic
  • 1 tablespoon granulated onion powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger

Just mix ingredients together and marinate meat for at least 4 hours.

The turkey tasted a bit like BBQ Pork and we both loved it!! I’m sure the marinade would be great for chicken or pork as well.

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