Welcome family and friends! I decided to create this blog in hopes of displaying heirloom recipes and stories from both sides of my family to be handed down to my children and extend my findings and my own creations to my relatives and friends for years to come. I have hopes my extended family of cousins across the country can access this site and will contribute. I carry a certificate in Basics and Gourmet Cooking.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Mashed Cauliflower
2 large pks of frozen cauliflower
non-fat milk
little olive oil
butter small amounts for flavor
chives
salt
Place thawed cauliflower in large dutch oven and cover with water. Boil till tender
and drain. Process small amounts with milk till smooth in food processor and add back to the dutch oven.
Reheat and add chives, taste to salt, add small amount butter to taste. Serve warm....
My Son Keith's BBQ Pork
2 boneless rolled pork roasts
Old Bay Seasoning
Oregano
olive oil
minced fresh garlic
minimal amoum=nt of water
Place in roasting pan covering with seasonings and bake slow till pork falls apar;
I placed mine in large crockpot and cooked on low for hours. Drain liquid. Pull
pork apart. Return to crockpot or baking pan.
Add:
3 bottles Hickory BBQ sauce, I used Sweet Baby Ray.
2 teas. of liquid smoke
crushed black peppercorns to taste
diced fine onion large
Tabasco sauce to taste
3 fresh jalapenas seeded and diced or I used jarred nacho sliced I diced to taste
garlic crushed to taste, I used jarred minced 2 teas.
few shakes of Tabasco sauce
2 cups orange juice
1 cup Jack Daniels whiskey
Cover and simmer till done couple hours. Add little water if too thick and
season to taste altering spices. The orange juice is the trick, it gives it
such a kick, even more than the whiskey, lol. Tastes even better late day or next day when the spices sit. Freezes well. I served on pretzel rolls.
This is my son Keith's recipe from the restaurant he is a cook at presently.
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