Lunch, Anybody?

[Fifty150]

Apparently, the meat cutter at this store is so lazy, he just slaps a sticker on bulk meat, and puts it out for sale.

I have no butcher skills or training. I do have a knife. A cheap knife.


I carefully removed the shoulder blade. Separated the meat at the seams. Cut the larger side into steaks. Then made strips of meat with the smaller pieces.


Chinese barbecue pork. Same thing you see hanging in Chinese markets. They have a special oven, and technique. I have no special equipment or anything which resembles culinary training. I have sauce in a bottle. I steam the meat to tenderize it and render off fat. Then add sauce and roast the meat to caramelize it.​

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[runawaybb]

Tried Indonesian food for the first time for our lunch and it was so worth, these are my new favorites. I've been travelling in asia for almost a month and now I'm here at Indonesia. Never thought about this incredible foods and also the people make it worth thanks also to my guide from https://gowithguide.com/Indonesia for introducing their local foods and making my vacation worth while!

 

[Fifty150]

In this little corner of the world, we eat cheap meat. This is more or less the crotch, or groin area, of the cow.

 

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[Trenchfriend]

Good old milk rice pudding with sugar and cinnamon. Of course classic, NOT instant stuff!

 

[Fifty150]

Do I know what I'm doing? No. But it can't be that hard. Sweet potato fries. I just cut them, and fried them.

 

[Trenchfriend]

Stew is already cooking.

-potatoes
-carrots
-beef
-peas
-paprika powder
-tomato paste
-sharp Pommes spicing salt
-regular Pommes spicing salt (with smoke)
-salt

 

[Trenchfriend]

Very smooth, not bad! And the "fragrance".