I was a little curious about ways to getting chunky Bleu Cheese melted slightly on a burger because at a Cajun restaurant I go to sometimes they always do it better than what I make at home.
I randomly got a butane torch and just tried very lightly sweeping flame it trying to melt but not burn. I got a tiny amount of singe, but not to bad. l thought slightly melted it tasted better, so cool experiment.
I randomly got a butane torch and just tried very lightly sweeping flame it trying to melt but not burn. I got a tiny amount of singe, but not to bad. l thought slightly melted it tasted better, so cool experiment.
Really weird experiment with spicy oats loosely inspired by Indian Masala Oats.
I added cooked pieces of diced sweet potato, red onion, jalapeno, pecan pieces, and garlic. Lots of Cajun Spice with a little bit of turmeric and black pepper. Garnished with Cilantro.
Not bad actually and I think so much better than the typical cinnamon / apple slices or banana. Still so bland unless you add sugar.
I never thought of Oatmeal as a base of 'savory' food before.
I added cooked pieces of diced sweet potato, red onion, jalapeno, pecan pieces, and garlic. Lots of Cajun Spice with a little bit of turmeric and black pepper. Garnished with Cilantro.
Not bad actually and I think so much better than the typical cinnamon / apple slices or banana. Still so bland unless you add sugar.
I never thought of Oatmeal as a base of 'savory' food before.
Breakfast
Tamagoyaki Egg pan. Still like this thing it's so much better than any omelette flipper pan I've tried. Put some Pesto on top.
Tamagoyaki Egg pan. Still like this thing it's so much better than any omelette flipper pan I've tried. Put some Pesto on top.
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Going to be doing Al pastor tacos on the traeger and blood orange lime tequila skirt steak on the grill for Tuesday.
Was using a Microwave Poached Egg thing and the goddamn egg exploded.
I wondered if anyone else uses quick microwave cooking tricks for eggs. Maybe I just need to break up the yoke?
NOTE: I really prefer stove cooking but tried this as a time saver making breakfast before going to my long work shift.
I wondered if anyone else uses quick microwave cooking tricks for eggs. Maybe I just need to break up the yoke?
NOTE: I really prefer stove cooking but tried this as a time saver making breakfast before going to my long work shift.
My dad used to do this when I was a kid. He would crack the egg, add maybe a tablespoon of milk, and let it go.
It was kind of like this, but he would scramble less:
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Fluffy Microwave Scrambled Eggs
Use your microwave to make light and fluffy scrambled eggs for a quick and easy breakfast to start your day. Follow the technique in this recipe for perfect results every time.