BeautifulWow they are divine.
Chèvre out front big time.
A little deconstructed pesto with basil, garlic, pecorino, pepitas and good olive oil.
It was hard just to eat 4.
OK, I ate six.
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Mmmm good. I love crispy Brussels. Those prices of lamb look quite mouthwatering. They bring out a primitive animal instinct in me. Am I crazy or does anyone else want to tear into those like a hungry wolf? LolRac of lamb, with morels chimmicurri and potatoes brussel sprouts
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Wow that came out perfect.Cured and smoked Coppa. It's really good.
I was going to go 10-12 days curing in the refrigerator but I ended up going 14. I'm not sure if I trimmed the meat 100% correctly but good enough. I messed up and put the rub on before tying it up which is why you can see it inside where the meat rolled. I actually like that extra flavor but it doesn't look as nice as it would without.
I want to do actual dry cured meats but I don't have things set up for that so for now I'll do the cured and cooked method. Hopefully in the not too distant future I'll be making actual capocollo, salami, hard cheeses, etc... But for now some Prague powder, my refrigerator, and smoker will have to do. You can still turn out a decent product and it's also much faster.
ThanksWow that came out perfect.
How many pounds, finished?Thanks
I'm pretty happy with the results. I'll definitely be making more in the future.
$4-5 lbHow many pounds, finished?
what did it cost you per lb, roughly?