Iron Chef WAYCT - What Are You Cooking Today
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Looks magnificent! We use those little potatoes all the time, they're great.
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I’m drooling as I look through this thread. Lighting the charcoal left over from my last open fire cook to smoke some wings. Lid was only off to flip and take pics. The kids wanted Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce tonight.
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Quick 1-pan dinner last night.
Green Chile sausage with sautéed kale and artichoke hearts braised in coconut milk with Ras El Hanout seasoning. served over white rice (2 pan dinner)
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- Little fuckers *
small but mighty
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It does–and a better texture if you hull the chickpeas.
This is a terrific recipe: https://www.camelliabrand.com/recipes/alon-shayas-classic-hummus/I replace the canola with olive oil and make a few other tweaks (and I use store-bought tahini), but Shaya's hummus is really creamy and delicious, if a bit labor-intensive.
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It does–and a better texture if you hull the chickpeas.
This is a terrific recipe: https://www.camelliabrand.com/recipes/alon-shayas-classic-hummus/I replace the canola with olive oil and make a few other tweaks (and I use store-bought tahini), but Shaya's hummus is really creamy and delicious, if a bit labor-intensive.
Yeah that sounds pretty labor-intensive but will definitely give it a try. Thanks for sharing @mclaincausey
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@mclaincausey and @Chap I have been to both of Alon Shaya's restaurants in New Orleans (Shaya and Saba) multiple times and plan to go again in October. His takes on elevated hummus are incredible and his pita bread is a big reason he won a James Beard award.
10/10 would recommend trying this recipe.