Po’ Boy sandwiches!

What exactly is it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po’_boy

I wanted to have a long go with some outdoor cooking, since I’ve missed a weekend, which is killing, of course, but nevertheless necessary. I really couldn’t make it last weekend.

So, to have a go, I fired up the coal starter and went into the kitchen for some preparation. I had some Butler Steak (about 1,5 kg) and chopped up 2 unions and a complete fresh ball of garlic. Garlic is ALWAYS good! I also made some cajun herbs myself, since I’ve read that factory prepared cajun consists of 60% salt, which I didn’t want.

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Chicken Stew in the DO

Yesterday I had the craving of doing something from charcoal again, and I must say, the weather was fine. No rain, temperature around 7 degrees celcius and little to no wind. My son was in the mood for helping me as well, so I thought, what the heck, let’s fire it up.

First lets have a look what’s in the fridge. I had some carrots, celery, garlic, leek,mushrooms, onions and chicken filets. Sounds like a plan to get a nice stew started.

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Pollo agro dulce using the Dutch Oven

We can’t have a weekend without lighting something with charcoal, now can’t we?

Yesterday I decided that we need to do some chicken, but in a way I’ve never done it before. I wanted to try something different, since I ususally do it indirect on the OTP, or using a beer can.

Chicken agro dulce is a very nice stew recipe that give a nice fresh, a little bit sour, flavour. It’s worth it and actually it’s pretty simple to do, if you plan it well.

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Home made bread with our cast iron pot

I’ve got my cast iron dutch oven now for about half a year, and I’ve done some different things with it already, but one thing I haven’t done yet is baking bread in it. I had a beautiful Boeuf Bourguignon done yesterday, so I thouht I bake some bread to go with it.

It was really easy and very good!

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Boeuf bourguignon from the Dutch Oven

This weekend it was a gooood weekend! The weather was fantastic, forecast was good and I hade the fridge filled with beautiful ingredients. Also, it was something I wanted to try for quite some time now. Boeuf bourguignon, Dutch Oven Style.

I started out on saturday to cut the beef in squares of about 1 inch. I had about 2,5 kg of meat, so a big bowl full of meat was the end result.
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