I am on a bugle kick lately.
What kind of juices do you use in your Rum Barrels?
Not bad but I'd rather be eating roasted Tom Brady heart with a side of Gronk bollocks. Maybe not as fine dining and a bit chewy, but very sweet and satisfying.Chilean Sea Bass today gentlemen because it does not get any better then this.
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10 hours?Me and my fiance switch off every week for Sunday home cooked meals, it's my turn this week.
Making short rib ragu over pasta. The short ribs have been in the slow cooker with wine and spices for about 10 hours now, shits gonna be the bomb! About to crush my tomatoes and let it melt together for a few more hours.
I have brought shame to the Ramily.10 hours?
You amateur, I put mine in the day after the fixtures came out.
I like 'em slow and low.
It varies depending on how many people I'm serving. When it's a smaller group it's usually Lime juice, OJ, Pineapple juice & Grapefruit juice. In the past when I was catering, it would often be a collection of various bottled fruit juices.
The original 'Rum Barrel' cocktail is a local L.A. based creation from 'Don the Beachcomber's' Bar in Hollywood. I was shown a few variations on the original by a master mixologist at 'Tip's' in Newhall many years back.
Brudda
I would love to have the recipes on this.
Let it be written, let it be soIts going to be Ribeye, Bratwurst, and Argentinian sausage. After we win smoking a Gurkha or La Aurora cigar.