I like throwing in a few elbow macaroni noodles into my chili. I kind of like the stretchy mouth feel it gives the base. I load up my chili with a ridiculous amount of beans too.
Yep, we were raised this way, but I will say Minnesotans are appalled by noodles in chili, so I have moved completely away from them, but if they are there, it certainly doesn't ruin it for me. I do prefer it without, now.
I do it both ways, the wife does not like them in at all.
I prefer them in often eating them both ways. Not many noodles, just enough though.
Re: What's for dinner.
Posted: 30 Apr 2020 13:33
by Raptorman
Tonight it's Pastitsio. Greek.
Re: What's for dinner.
Posted: 30 Apr 2020 13:36
by NCF
No pics, but I made homemade jambalaya the other night and it... was... awesome.
Re: What's for dinner.
Posted: 30 Apr 2020 13:41
by BF004
Got a whole beef tenderloin on sale at the pig.
Gunna put in the smoker Sunday. Try to keep it around 220-230 for about 2 hours.
Then I like to cut em up in like 1” thick slabs and put em on the grill as hot as I can get it for like 30 seconds, rotate it 45 degrees for another 30 seconds to get some nice criss cross marks on it. Flip it and do the same to the other side.
So juicy and tender and flavorful. :chefskiss:
Re: What's for dinner.
Posted: 30 Apr 2020 16:16
by APB
Tuscan chicken in a creamy white wine sauce. Scrumpdillyiscious!
Gunna put in the smoker Sunday. Try to keep it around 220-230 for about 2 hours.
Then I like to cut em up in like 1” thick slabs and put em on the grill as hot as I can get it for like 30 seconds, rotate it 45 degrees for another 30 seconds to get some nice criss cross marks on it. Flip it and do the same to the other side.
Gunna put in the smoker Sunday. Try to keep it around 220-230 for about 2 hours.
Then I like to cut em up in like 1” thick slabs and put em on the grill as hot as I can get it for like 30 seconds, rotate it 45 degrees for another 30 seconds to get some nice criss cross marks on it. Flip it and do the same to the other side.
Gunna put in the smoker Sunday. Try to keep it around 220-230 for about 2 hours.
Then I like to cut em up in like 1” thick slabs and put em on the grill as hot as I can get it for like 30 seconds, rotate it 45 degrees for another 30 seconds to get some nice criss cross marks on it. Flip it and do the same to the other side.
So juicy and tender and flavorful. :chefskiss:
Some may not know what the "pig" is.
Piggly Wiggly, shop the pig.
I know. I grew up shopping at the Pig. But not all here are from the midwest.