
Superb.
Then for lunch, I decided to make my own BBQ sauce and dry roast the remainder of the short ribs I had left in the fridge. The BBQ sauce is loosely based on this recipe. I tweaked it by adding dried serrano peppers and lots more black pepper than the recipe called for. It came out... too tomatoey, but I'll adjust the next time around. Also roasted some fresh brussel sprouts and a beautifully-colored orange bell pepper from the local farmer's market alongside the ribs.

The ribs weren't fall-off-the-bone tender, granted they were short ribs, but they satisfied my bbq craving plenty fine.
For dinner, I had a huge wad of snow pea shoots or 豆苗 , some 芥兰, and a hunk of 牛展 sliced up. Funny thing, I was really curious as to what 牛展 translated to in English, and apparently it's cow shin. The SHIN of the cow! I didn't even know 牛展 was from the leg, always thought it was near the loin... Explains the chewy, gelatinous texture I guess.

A very productive food day, but very unproductive day for academics.
Eh, "all good in the hood," as W would say.
Eating good is living good, you can quote me on that one, haha

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