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Clark in Texas
 
Home Town: Mccomb, Mississippi, USA
Living In: Round Rock, Texas, USA
Member Since: Nov. 2006
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Interests: Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Frying, Stir Frying, Slow Cooking, Asian, Mexican, Italian, Southern, Dessert
Hobbies: Gardening, Camping, Boating, Fishing, Hunting, Photography, Reading Books, Music, Painting/Drawing, Wine Tasting, Charity Work
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About this Cook
Grew up in waay South Mississippi - food heavily influenced by Cajun and slow cooking methods. I believe that less is more as long as the dish explodes in your mouth and brings you close to ecstacy. That's pretty simply put, I think.
My favorite things to cook
Gumbo, Bread pudding, Steak, Crawfish dishes, Thai, Vietnamese dishes, chicken and dumplings, mmmmm.... omeletes, fried eggs, and home made salsas. Ahhhhh.
My favorite family cooking traditions
Gumbo, Smoked Turkey, Grilled Lamb, Beef Jerky, Crawfish, Fried Catfish.
My cooking triumphs
yeah.... I like to eat 'em.
My cooking tragedies
Cuban Soup using Chorizo - left the wrapper on the sausage. Tasted like a mouthful of trashbags... EEEuuuwwww.
Recipe Reviews 2 reviews
Beer Butt Chicken
It's hot down South; so cooking outside is good for me and my A/C bill. This chicken was hands down the best I have ever cooked. Like everyone else, I spice according to my taste. I used a dry rub under the skin with 1 tsp sage, 1/2tsp each of garlic salt, black pepper, paprika. I also put rub on the outside dry, then (on the outside) I added about 3T butter (olive oil next time) to the rub for basting. Beautiful brown. Apple slice in the neck and inside the cavity with the can. Apples in the dripping pan with a splash of beer to get the liquid started. After that drippings do the work. Basted every 30 min. Cooked @ 300deg on indirect heat grill for 2 hours for 4# chicken. Kids almost ate the bones. Using bones to make broth for Chicken and dumplings. Mmmmmm.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: May 2, 2009
Parmesan Chicken
Man! That was easy and TASTY! I used olive oil to make it a little healthier. Word to the wise: Be certain to heed the requirement on the thickness of the chicken. If it is too thick the crust will burn before the inner chicken is cooked.

66 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 20, 2006
 
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