Good, QUIET place for a drink in the East Village/LES
hey all-- trying to find a good place for a drink in the early evening today (sunday) -- any ideas appreciated!
for reasons too complicated to explain-- my brother and I were pretty much on our own from 7 and 8 onwards. So cooking was survival! My favorite meal was leftover chinese take out rice cooked in alot of butter with ground beef and cheddar cheese. i cooked this standing on phone books from 8 years old on at least 3 times a week!
I made a paste with about a dozen cloves of garlic, fennel seeds, dried chiles and S + P, cut slits in the shoulder and rubbed/stuffed it my paste all over. I squeezed some lemons over it and poured about a cup of chicken broth into the pan. Then I put in the oven for 30 minutes at 450 at 11 30 last night. At midnight I turned it down to 200-- its still there! The skin is an amazing dark brown and the meat is starting to fall off the bone. I did not cover it and I didn't turn it (kept it fat side up--) though I did baste it every few hours (or when I remembered) --at 6 or so I am taking it out!
Pooch -- I'm going to try your method! This isn't really over cook-able, is it? and do you brown it first or just save that til the end?
hey all-- trying to find a good place for a drink in the early evening today (sunday) -- any ideas appreciated!
Thinking of doing a pot roast-- but maybe something more interesting?? 10 people expected!
and I need your favorite recipes! Thinking of doing the fennel/garlic slow roast from River Cafe but also looking for other ideas. I have never cooked one this huge!
I'll start: Scalloped Oysters: canned oysters baked with cream nd cheese. Blech!
I'll start: Scalloped Oysters: canned oysters mixed with cream and cheese and topped with bread crumbs and baked. Blech!
I bought some beautiful fresh shelled beans at the farmer's market and I need a good recipe!
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OR-- go a little further downtown and hit chinatown for dim sum!