Today I COOKED.

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An Asian style seafood curry tonight. Just using up some freezer seafood. Two types of white fish, calamari and prawns. The usual suspects for flavour... chilli, coriander seeds, lemon grass, fish sauce, coconut cream etc. A bit of veg, some crushed nuts and dried shallots to top it off.

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Smoked up a lamb feast with a small shoulder from my mates home grown Dorper.

The other shoulder that I cooked (from the same sheep) took a long time and so I was prepared for this one ;)

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Put it on at 10pm and after a couple of hours I went to bed. The pit was stable at 114C and the meat looked like this:

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The typically stubborn sheep wasn't ready until 4.30pm the next arvo!!!
Just before being wrapped up for a rest, it looked like this:

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4 hours later and it turned into this :p

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Mixed the juices from the pan through the pulled meat:

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It was a bit of a treat I must say :p

Cheers,

Billy.
 
silver said:
18 & 1/2 hours later ,... pulled Lamb
better than sub...... ! :lol:

Haha Mr Silver I reckon it is :D
Cooked on the same BBQ as in their add, although not put in the sous vide for 17 hours and 50 minutes ]:D
I couldn't believe it took that long but it was ready when it was ready ;)
 
I made Mexican again last night. A little different this time as I had some left over, smoked lamb in the freezer. The smokey meat added a nice flavour to the meal. All the usual suspects for ingredients. Add some cheese, nachos, avocado and sour cream with cherry tomatoes. :D Not pictured... corn, onions n garlic.

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You've been on fire RJ!

Unusually, I'll post something I did not cook or eat. My second daughter is studying Chinese and business at ANU.

She just sent me a pic of a dish she is having for lunch, appropriately named "fish in chilli". The restaurant is the also appropriately named Red Chilli in Canberra.

I thought the chilli heads on the forum would like to see it. The restaurant is a Szechuan style place, and the food from that region is pretty spicy.

You only eat a bit of the chilli, it is there really just to flavor the fish and sauce. The other active ingredient is Szechuan pepper, which makes your mouth and lips go numb.

If you like hot food, seek out an authentic Szechuan place. The food is so much better than the watered down so called Szechuan style dishes in your average Cantonese restaurant.

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