If you recall from the Reverse Seared Lamb post a little bit ago, I bought a whole rack and butcher pieced it out for me. This is round two of probably a 6-7 round fight. Website needs content, right? So I did some searching around and tried to do a marinated recipe this […]
Lemon Mint Marinated Lamb Keep Reading »
Happy Monday, plant lovers! Today I have a Mrs. Mini for you! This is a super-simple recipe. I ended up making this the first time on a weekend, thinking it would take more time. Now, it’s a go-to weeknight meal! It’s also good cold if you end up with leftovers. You’ll need three things! Potatoes, red beans,
Potato Red Bean Bowl Keep Reading »
I used the RecTeq to make this, so I’m going to post it. Made this after work on a weekday, still pretty tired from my overnight California-and-back venture (I know, crazy right). MamaFBBQ allegedly “bought too many” of these Panko Chicken Tenderloins and “didn’t have room” in the freezer. She gifted them –
RecTeq Chicken Caesar Wraps Keep Reading »
Happy Fall everyone!! I’m excited to write this post, as this is one of my favorite go-to recipes! There’s a lot of versatility to this recipe too. I’ve added ingredients from the original recipe to tailor this to my tastes. The main thing I added was the pasta! I’ve been using spinach fettuccine, but there are
Zucchini Chickpea Saute Keep Reading »
Was doing a quick turn and burn to the Reagan Library/Museum for the weekend – and needed a speedy smoke for the day before I left. I wasn’t going to do a full write up – because it really didn’t take much – but because it turned out incredibly well, I had to
Smoked Snow Crab Clusters Keep Reading »
Since The Seven Salads of Summer were such a hit, I’m doing an extra eighth one! This one was really fun to make due to all the colors! The original recipe called for apples, clementines, yellow squash, beets, blueberries, and salad greens. Of course, I had to add to that, creating a real rainbow of a
Eat the Rainbow Salad Keep Reading »
Man walks into a meat shop and walks out with a rack of lamb. He’s never cooked lamb, only had it as a child. Never ordered it at any high-end restaurant (Also never really visited any high-end restaurants, but that besides the point). Why would I buy a whole rack of lamb (at
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Reverse Seared Lamb Keep Reading »
We have reached salad number seven! This was another super easy one to make! I had to send Mr. FBBQ out to get me some bulgur. He likes hunting down obscure grains. For those of you that don’t know, bulgur is a type of wheat cereal. It actually reminded me of steel cut oats (texture-wise). This recipe didn’t
Cucumber, Tomato, Bulgur Salad Keep Reading »
Read on to see the best Mexican dish I’ve made yet. The flavors were far and away the best I’ve made in the Mex/TexMex realm: strong, authentic, and delicious. This turned out to be an all day Saturday cook… My wife was leaving for another week (Check out her Taking This Show On
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The Barbacoa Burrito Keep Reading »
Today I am deviating from my normal vegan made-at-home meals to post about the dehydrated meals my friend and I took on our recent backpacking trip to Isle Royale National Park. For anyone that has been backpacking, you know that less is best. You want to go as lightweight as possible, as you are
Taking this Show on the Road! Keep Reading »
