What's For Dinner Tonight?

[chassis]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

Your food looks restaurant quality. How can you recreate this from youtube? lol Seems damn hard.

Thanks. Practice! I have been cooking (for myself and my family) for over 40 years.

My childhood inspirations were my mother, Julia Child and Dagwood Bumstead!

Nowadays I pay attention to Jacques Pepin, Bruno Albouze, and the French Michelin star chefs Bruno mentions in his video commentary. I went through a Food Network phase (Mario Batali, Emeril Lagasse) in the mid-2000s.


Dagwood's towering sandwiches were my definition of "good" in my early teen years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagwood_sandwich

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by chassis

Thanks. Practice! I have been cooking (for myself and my family) for over 40 years.

My childhood inspirations were my mother, Julia Child and Dagwood Bumstead!

Nowadays I pay attention to Jacques Pepin, Bruno Albouze, and the French Michelin star chefs Bruno mentions in his video commentary. I went through a Food Network phase (Mario Batali, Emeril Lagasse) in the mid-2000s.


Dagwood's towering sandwiches were my definition of "good" in my early teen years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagwood_sandwich

I always preferred Paula Dean. If you put 4-5 sticks of butter in a recipe, it's hard for it to come out tasting bad.

[roastbeef]

Are you guys tired of burger pics?

[TrevorM3]

whoever is tired of burger pics should be banned.

[roastbeef]

Voted, walked the dogs, bbq'd chili dogs.

[chassis]

This could be for any meal, including dinner. I usually eat it with breakfast.

2/3 white all purpose unbleached flour and 1/3 whole wheat flour. 67% hydration, overnight poolish starter, slap/fold kneading, 3 hour bulk ferment, 1 hour proof, baked for 45 minutes approx 475deg F.

[UncleWede]

Rib eyes and Brussels sprouts

Simple lime and pepper on sprouts. Lime and Montreal on eyes

[racerbruce]

Epic Baked Potato with onion/bacon/butter/sour cream/extra sharp cheddar and....red wine

[//Melon]

Grilled some burgers and corn. Pretty low-key evening.

[chassis]

Crumb shot.

[213e90n51]

Twice as big than Propeller.

[JP10]

Originally Posted by 213e90n51

Twice as big than Propeller.

I hope you understand how big propellers can get lol. Regardless that is a good looking cookie brotato.

[213e90n51]

Originally Posted by JP10

I hope you understand how big propellers can get lol. Regardless that is a good looking cookie brotato.

BMW logo is one. From airplane front.

[JP10]

Originally Posted by 213e90n51

BMW logo is one. From airplane front.

Ah shit, yup that went right over my head. My brain is coded for ship propulsion, hence my comment.

[213e90n51]

Originally Posted by JP10

Ah shit, yup that went right over my head. My brain is coded for ship propulsion, hence my comment.

yeah those are back ones. Planes have front ones. Same thing just for spins and push pull!

[213e90n51]

On diet

[213e90n51]

Couldnt handle being vegan

[tcphoto]

As many others, it's all about comfort food. But, I felt the need to shoot it first.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by 213e90n51

BMW logo is one. From airplane front.

Pst.

In July 1917, Franz Josef Popp registered the name Bayerische Motoren Werke, thus distancing the new company from the former Rapp Motorenwerke aero engine company. This was a necessary move if the new company was to find new clients and prosper. While the name was registered there wasn’t yet a new logo.

It was on October 5, 1917 the BMW trademark was registered with the Imperial Trade Mark Roll under No. 221388. It featured the circular design of the Rapp logo but with the letters BMW at the top of the outer ring. The inner quadrants featured the Bavarian Free State colors of blue and white – but in the opposite order – as it was illegal to use national symbols in a commercial trademark.

The design was not in any way connected with aircraft engines or propellers. The idea that the blue and white had anything to do with spinning propellers comes from a 1929 advertisement, which featured aircraft with the image of the Roundel in the rotating propellers. This advertisement came at the beginning of the Great Depression, which coincided with BMW acquiring the license to build Pratt & Whitney radial aircraft engines. The advertising department used the Roundel and BMW heritage in an attempt to increase sales of the new radial motors.

The idea of the spinning propellers was given greater credence in an article by Wilhelm Farrenkopf in a BMW journal of 1942. This also featured an image of an aircraft with a spinning Roundel. These were powerful images and the legend of the spinning propeller was born.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Pork tenderloin.

[RickFLM4]

kscarrol mentioned North of Asheville in another thread, which made me think of North Asheville, which made me think of chicken parm at Vinnie’s. So that’s where we went and what I had. (With a side meatball. Glad we ate early.)

[roastbeef]

Check out this bad boy. I've been thinking about a Hawaiian BBQ style burger for some time now. Today was the day. I made a bacon and onion relish with some Hawaiian bbq sauce mixed in during the final stages. It was like a candied bbq bacon flavor (excellent). Grilled up a pineapple ring along with the standard 80/20 pattie and doubled down on the havarti cheese. It tasted as good as it looks.