What's For Dinner?

My wife is doing Carnitas for the first time. Looking forward. My expectations are low for the first time, but we will see where it goes and improve from there.
Well, how were they? I've done carnitas a few times. Learned a few tricks, getting better.
 
I picked the two remaining crabs and made what we call Nick's Famous Crab Puffs, which is a cross between a crab cake and a souffle. I haven't made them in probably over 20 years. They were good. Not as good as using Blue Crab meat, but still a nice throwback.
 
My wife is doing Carnitas for the first time. Looking forward. My expectations are low for the first time, but we will see where it goes and improve from there.
Worlds simplest Carnitas: cut up a pork tenderloin and throw it in a crock pot. Add a jar of Salsa Verde. Let it cook on low for at least 6 hours (I've done 9). Dump it all on a cookie sheet, shred the pieces some if needed, and broil under the broiler for a couple of minutes, flipping it as it browns up.

I usually do this on days when I'll be getting home late and make home made Guac while it's broiling up and the Tortillias are heating up for a 15 minute dinner prep...
 
Worlds simplest Carnitas: cut up a pork tenderloin and throw it in a crock pot. Add a jar of Salsa Verde. Let it cook on low for at least 6 hours (I've done 9). Dump it all on a cookie sheet, shred the pieces some if needed, and broil under the broiler for a couple of minutes, flipping it as it browns up.

I usually do this on days when I'll be getting home late and make home made Guac while it's broiling up and the Tortillias are heating up for a 15 minute dinner prep...
And here we have our first recipe posted in the new MG! I'm going to copy this into the Recipes thread, PDH.
 
You know how to live, Matt.
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Last night.

Had one of the best poboys ever...the Surf-N-Turf from Darrell's in Lake Charles. We stop every time we pass through.
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Pop's Poboys in Lafayette is my go to, but this one at Darrell's is just a delicious, heart attack inducing, beautiful mess.

Sliced roast beef and shrimp (first boiled in crawfish boil) cooked in roast beef gravy and homemade butter sauce.

Served on a fresh bun (texture just right...not tough enough to tear your mouth up) with japaleno mayo, lettuce, Swiss, provolone, and American cheeses...and enough au jus dripping down the side to need a full stack of napkins.
 
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