Lots of shit weirder then that in the downtown Shanghai Markets...
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#142
Originally posted by MD
I'm actually having steak and kidney pie tonight for dinner. Gonna be siiiiick.
I'm planning to have some beef.
I will be dipping it in dijon mustard.
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Hannibal
SBR MVP
05-15-11
1055
#143
chef i heard about curried scrambled eggs in a movie
had the urge to make them this morning. followed some online recipes... my god they were soo creamy and delicious
i made it with 4 eggs, cream cheese, butter, shallots, chives
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MD
SBR Hall of Famer
01-31-12
9728
#144
Originally posted by Sacrelicious
I'm planning to have some beef.
I will be dipping it in dijon mustard.
Try it with some MDustard. Dijon (or plain) mustard mixed with the finest tarragon, a boatload of it. It has the most delicious flavour you'll find in a mustard in my opinion.
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#145
Thats how its done, scrambled eggs are one of my favorite foods on the planet, bar none.
Heres my personal favorite egg recipe, its very simple:
Lightly scramble your eggs, don't overdo it though, season with some kosher salt and a little bit of sambal. Get a pan on the stove and get it absolutely smoking hot, if you are scrambling eggs they should absolutely not stick to the bottom of the pan, if they are, your pan is not hot enough.
Throw them on the heat and put in a small pad of butter immediately. Begin beating them with a spatula, keep scraping the bottom of the pan and whipping the eggs from the bottom to the top so it all cooks evenly. You do not want to keep them on the heat constantly, you want to move the pan on and off the heat while you continue to beat the eggs and scrape at the bottom of the pan.
Once they begin to coagulate, throw in some shredded mozza and a tablespoon or so of salsa, keep mixing them, you want them light and fluffy. Once they get to the point where they are almost done you want to hit them with a small amount of heavy cream.
The heavy cream adds body, but more importantly it cools the eggs so they do not overcook. Scrambled eggs should be moist and fluffy, not dried overcooked curdled nonsense.
Serve that with some diced avocado thrown in.
The key is the salting of the eggs, eggs, much like potatoes, are often criminally under seasoned.
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#146
Originally posted by MD
Try it with some MDustard. Dijon (or plain) mustard mixed with the finest tarragon, a boatload of it. It has the most delicious flavour you'll find in a mustard in my opinion.
I have a strong aversion to tarragon....
I like the flavor with shellfish, otherwise I avoid it like the plague.
I do not understand why people still serve bearnaise on meat.
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Hannibal
SBR MVP
05-15-11
1055
#147
you have a picture ??
im having trouble picturing what it looks like with the salsa folded in there
ramsey says always salt your eggs after they are cooked, as adding the salt to the raw eggs produces some kind of reaction where the eggs become watery
i forgot in my recipe i had curry powder, the crucial ingredient to calling it curried scrambled eggs lol
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jakejd82
SBR Sharp
04-08-12
411
#148
no facebook, no youtube and it looks like those sites dont stream those fights.... DAMNIT
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Hannibal
SBR MVP
05-15-11
1055
#149
find a proxy and you can bypass the greatfirewall
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#150
Originally posted by Hannibal
you have a picture ??
im having trouble picturing what it looks like with the salsa folded in there
ramsey says always salt your eggs after they are cooked, as adding the salt to the raw eggs produces some kind of reaction where the eggs become watery
i forgot in my recipe i had curry powder, the crucial ingredient to calling it curried scrambled eggs lol
There was an excellent video he did on youtube about making scrambled eggs, its largely the same process.
I'll take a few pics the next time I make a batch, I eat this shit several times a week, I love it.
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Vaughany
SBR Aristocracy
03-07-10
45563
#151
Originally posted by Sacrelicious
Its better then meat encased in puff pastry, you fockin brits!
haha I cant argue with tht
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Vaughany
SBR Aristocracy
03-07-10
45563
#152
Originally posted by Sacrelicious
Thats how its done, scrambled eggs are one of my favorite foods on the planet, bar none.
Heres my personal favorite egg recipe, its very simple:
Lightly scramble your eggs, don't overdo it though, season with some kosher salt and a little bit of sambal. Get a pan on the stove and get it absolutely smoking hot, if you are scrambling eggs they should absolutely not stick to the bottom of the pan, if they are, your pan is not hot enough.
Throw them on the heat and put in a small pad of butter immediately. Begin beating them with a spatula, keep scraping the bottom of the pan and whipping the eggs from the bottom to the top so it all cooks evenly. You do not want to keep them on the heat constantly, you want to move the pan on and off the heat while you continue to beat the eggs and scrape at the bottom of the pan.
Once they begin to coagulate, throw in some shredded mozza and a tablespoon or so of salsa, keep mixing them, you want them light and fluffy. Once they get to the point where they are almost done you want to hit them with a small amount of heavy cream.
The heavy cream adds body, but more importantly it cools the eggs so they do not overcook. Scrambled eggs should be moist and fluffy, not dried overcooked curdled nonsense.
Serve that with some diced avocado thrown in.
The key is the salting of the eggs, eggs, much like potatoes, are often criminally under seasoned.
nice
Cant beat scrambled eggs on toast!
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Vaughany
SBR Aristocracy
03-07-10
45563
#153
Originally posted by Hannibal
you have a picture ??
im having trouble picturing what it looks like with the salsa folded in there
ramsey says always salt your eggs after they are cooked, as adding the salt to the raw eggs produces some kind of reaction where the eggs become watery
i forgot in my recipe i had curry powder, the crucial ingredient to calling it curried scrambled eggs lol
lol Was gonna say! Just read it was like...wtf does he mean by "curried"!
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#154
Originally posted by Vaughany
nice
Cant beat scrambled eggs on toast!
For real.
My number one comfort food, I penetrating love scrambled egg sandwiches.
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jakejd82
SBR Sharp
04-08-12
411
#155
Originally posted by Hannibal
find a proxy and you can bypass the greatfirewall
Got it, thanks brotha ! GOD BLESS VPN
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NunyaBidness
SBR Hall of Famer
07-26-09
9345
#156
Why do people always use curry to mean spicy? Curry should mean stewy.
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Hannibal
SBR MVP
05-15-11
1055
#157
doesnt curry refer to the spice, curry powder?
the curry "stew" you're thinking of is made with curry powder
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NunyaBidness
SBR Hall of Famer
07-26-09
9345
#158
I could be wrong, but I believe curry powder is a generic term for spices that go in a spicy curry, whereas the meaning of curry was just a stew-type dish.
I defer to chef on this one.
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#159
Originally posted by NunyaBidness
I could be wrong, but I believe curry powder is a generic term for spices that go in a spicy curry, whereas the meaning of curry was just a stew-type dish.
I defer to chef on this one.
This would be correct.
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NunyaBidness
SBR Hall of Famer
07-26-09
9345
#160
Damn, should've had some MD level confidence on that one. Now I look like a pussy.
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#161
"Curry" is one of the most ambiguous terms in the culinary world.
But your interpretation of it is largely correct.
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jakejd82
SBR Sharp
04-08-12
411
#162
Hall price is dropping... I reallly think Kelvin is the correct play here.
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Sacrelicious
SBR Hall of Famer
11-29-12
5984
#163
Originally posted by jakejd82
Hall price is dropping... I reallly think Kelvin is the correct play here.
I took him at +300, was hoping that the line would get better, but I suppose I was being a bit optimistic.
It is the only logical play for that fight.
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jakejd82
SBR Sharp
04-08-12
411
#164
I got it at +320, unfortunately I was too much of a pussy to put more than $100 on him. I dont think you will get better than +300 now. Either way I like being on the same side as ya
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Hannibal
SBR MVP
05-15-11
1055
#165
Originally posted by NunyaBidness
I could be wrong, but I believe curry powder is a generic term for spices that go in a spicy curry, whereas the meaning of curry was just a stew-type dish.