Looks really good. But, while you were at the asian market why not grab a big bottle of Korean BBQ Marinade? I use it all the time on short ribs and just slow cook them on the grill. I usually do country style ribs on my smoker. I think I might give your marinade a try on my next batch. Thanks for posting your recipe.
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Was looking forward to seeing a few more of the pics, they went away for me at least.
Here is a simple Texas Chili Frittata lots of eggs, canned chopped green chili, olives of choice whole, but sliced up for this dish. About an hour and 15 from prep to table. Patty is the cook, I suggest the additions.
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Got me some TATTRAT Korean marinade ribs doing their thing in the refrigerator now for the past 36 hours.
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^^^ OK, you had me a Rib eye and Guinness Marinated Onion Rings. <-- now that's a great Salad or at least that's what I am tell my dr.
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i have to ask, TATTRAT, are you a professional food photographer?
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Keep them coming, mine are snaps of some of the better dinners prepared by my wife with my input for things to add.
Sometimes she does and most times she does not!
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Looking like I will be doing a pop up restaurant at a buddies place, limited to say 35 people. GOnna do a play on kid food/simple foods, so far, this is what I've done for the menu. I have a lot of the concepts for plating already in my noggin, so once confirmed, I'll get to doing the dry run on items well before the event. Going to utilize some of the great farms I find when I go on joyrides out in the country.
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Had a Paco Burger at Al's Burger Shack in Chapel Hill this afternoon.
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"Do I want to make this pretty and photograph it, or do I want to dump it on a plate and dive in?"
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I'm munch'n on a brownie and sipp'n on a brewski.
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Hard salami, peppadew cheese, horseradish cheese, garlic and herb crackers, grapes and an adult beverage.
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Sittin here this morning... reading the threads on M/A...
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