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lobber of scimitars
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Phila Burbs
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It's cold and wet and snowing ... so it's time to get out the cauldron and make some ...
Stew. Yes, I make a lot of stew. Today we have Spice Drawer (I couldn't devote a cabinet to it, but I have more kitchen drawers than I know what to do with) Stew. I had a pound of frozen stew beef that I defrosted about 3/4 of the way ... it's easier to cut those huge chunks into bite sized bits when there's still some freeze on it. Browned the beef in a bit of oil (vegetable, it's what I had), and then took everything out of the spice drawer and threw some at it. Okay, not quite everything. I didn't use the lemon peel, or anything containing salt, or any of the Emeril Essences, since I didn't want 'Asian' or 'Southwest' stew this time. I did use garlic powder, onion powder, onion pieces (yes, I had a real onion and real garlic, but they had gone funny on me and I didn't feel safe using either in food i actually intend to eat), basil, oregano, ginger, hot pepper flakes, black pepper, and my favorite cooking liquid, Wild Turkey American Honey. After much consideration, I decided not to use the cinnamon and nutmeg ... Don't gag. I have done this, and it's a really interesting flavor to bring into something savory. The stew is yummy. And warming. I have to get some cocoa going.
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