American Food

Sorry @RAFUH

@mezzrow will you marry me x


Jilted, for a married man. :eek:

Guess I need to find someone else to cook for

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One day last year, while sitting at a bar with coworkers, Scott Bush, founder of Templeton Rye, a superior spirit aged in the Iowa cornfields, had an epiphany: He should raise a batch of pigs on spent rye mash, the leftover grains from the whiskey-making process. That way, the rich flavor of the mash—and, by extension, of Templeton Rye—might find its way into the hogs' flesh. And then the pork—and the bacon!—would take on the flavor of whiskey.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/hom...ig-that-tastes-like-whiskey-17334283?click=pp
 
I may have to try this

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THAT looks so good. The key to baked beans is to have just as many chopped onions in the pan as beans, and let it cook down slooooow.

When you're done it looks like the above. I like a shot of maple syrup as well. Mix in with the beans and onions before it goes in.

Good bacon ratio, I usually don't chop mine up like this.
 
THAT looks so good. The key to baked beans is to have just as many chopped onions in the pan as beans, and let it cook down slooooow.

When you're done it looks like the above. I like a shot of maple syrup as well. Mix in with the beans and onions before it goes in.

Good bacon ratio, I usually don't chop mine up like this.

I chop my bacon, but it's mixed in. I'm thinking this would make the bacon a little crunchy on top.
 

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