Image 1 — Reverse sear on an American Wagyu NY strip
Image 2 — Reverse sear on an American Wagyu NY strip
Image 3 — Reverse sear on an American Wagyu NY strip
Image 4 — Reverse sear on an American Wagyu NY strip
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Reverse sear on an American Wagyu NY strip

225 for 35 min and then into a ripping hot cast iron for 45 second a side, little butter at the end.

u/jimmy-ducats — 11 days ago

Homemade pesto with chicken thigh and roasted tomatoes

The 14 month old ate an entire smaller chicken thigh and a good amount of the pasta. Practically had to hose him down ij the yard to get the pesto out of his hair though

u/jimmy-ducats — 1 month ago

Chicken thighs with a tarragon pan sauce and a baked potato

Was gonna have a little more going on but the 1 year old was protesting

u/jimmy-ducats — 2 months ago

Basic breakfast

Accidentally caramelized the shallot in the eggs but it ended up being tasty

u/jimmy-ducats — 2 months ago

Lazy Ramen

What greens should I add next time?

PS don’t judge me for the egg, my toddler was freaking out lol

u/jimmy-ducats — 3 months ago

Tips for making tomato sauce?

I realized that I have been cooking a lot, and have made a variety of sauces, but have never made a tomato sauce from scratch. I’m gonna do that tomorrow. Do you have tips or pitfalls to avoid? I think it’s going to be difficult to not expect it to taste like a jar sauce.

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u/jimmy-ducats — 3 months ago
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Picanha for lunch

Cast iron, butter basted. Probably could rested it a little longer but the baby was complaining!

u/jimmy-ducats — 3 months ago