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What's For Dinner: Part 2

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9 hours ago, Reciprocity said:

No marinade for those just a light brush with olive oil or mustard on just as a binder for the spices I add. I then sprinkle with SPG (Salt, Pepper, Garlic).

 

The other thing I do, which I've found makes them plump up a bit and keeps them nice and juicy during the cook, is before putting the oil or mustard binder on & spices on I boil water then pour the boiling water into a bowl where I've put the wings until they're covered. Let them sit in the hot water for 5 mins. Then pull them out and put the binder on then spice them. 

 

Give that a try sometime, no matter what your cooking method is. I think you'll like the result. It takes out some of the grease from the fat layer under the skin yet premiates the meat keeping it moist through the cooking process. I use just med. heat - nothing super high heat as that dries anything out.

 

I find the biggest issue people have with wings is over-cooking them to be safe with the internal temp. I never use a meat themometer on my wings and have never had any issues with food poisioning. A little pink on meat close to the bone is not an issue in my experience. Pink but not blood red!

 

(Just a note: I would use a little mustard as a binder for the spices rather than oil if cooking in an oven - for safety reasons there'll be no mustard taste after cooking if you use just a thin coating painted on with a basting brush).

 

 

That sounds great!  I don't do grilling, but my husband does, so the next time we have wings, I will have him do it that way.

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Gday

And where have you been.?

About bloody time!

 

Wonderin round with me head up me own arse. Giving all the wrong things priorities. 

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9 hours ago, Paul723 said:

Are you vegan or cooking for someone who is?  

 

I'm sort of involuntarily vegan. For medical reasons I can't eat meat or chicken, or dairy.. I can have egg, some fish (flathead, whiting, barramundi) and most shellfish. I also have to low or no gluten. 

I still cook meat for others and stare at it longingly.

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Some food I've been cooking for friends...

 

Greek marinade char grilled prawns with honey roasted feta and flat bread.

 

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Chagrined Barra Cutlet with lemon roasted, rosemary smoked potatos, green beans and fennel, tangello and feta salad.

 

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So here's a pictorial progression of my bacon wrapped scallops ... with chunks of pinapple that I made the other day.

 

Parcooked the bacon:

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Cutting up the pinapple chunks:

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Scallops:

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Assembly area:

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Ready for broiling:

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Ready to Eat:

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The pinapple chunks add a nice flavour to the combination of scallops & bacon but if you use a dip for the scallops before eating them, the pinapple doesn't usually go well with most seafood dips so ... pick your poison :) 

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