pulled some smoked brisket out of the freezer cut it into small pieces and put in a sauce pan just covered with water and added some light taco seasoning you want to go light because it can get too salty. simmer on low for an hr or so and serve on fresh flour tortillas and mmmmm good!
if you havent tried this with left over brisket or pork shoulder you are missing out!
Hey armpower,
Kick them up a bit by holding off on the taco seasoning. Make up some refrieds and slather a layer on the tortilla. Then put the brisket on. Top with some slices of avocado and some slices of japs. Add some shredded cheddar and/or sour cream. Then enjoy.
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They both sound/look good. I just happen to have some leftover pulled butt.
Hey CS, what are those orange things? Carrots?
Yep, the hot pickled carrots you find in some cans of jalapenos. I love those things. I literally almost jumped for joy when I found out at least one company cans just the carrots and that my wallyworld had them!
I think there's some refried beans in there. Looks good!
I couldn't get this one out of my head.
So, here it is around 1 AM and I'm feeling a little snacky. I know I don't have all of the ingredients. So, what to do? Improvise! Go and check out the fridge.
Let's see. Leftover pulled pork from yesterday and some leftover BBQ sauce. What else is in here? Pita bread - close enough. Pickled Pepperoncini. Canned (not pickled) roasted red peppers. Some leftover packaged shredded white cheddar. Things are looking up.
Warmed the pita bread in the oven. Heated up the PP with extra BBQ sauce. Sliced up the Pepperoncini and red peppers. Put it all together. Not bad. ;D
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Bet That woke you up! BurP !
Yep. But, the peppers weren't hot so I snuck some Chipotle powder into the BBQ sauce. ;D
Oh ! You need an early wake up call !
They allound sooooooooo good.
HR
Quote from: ArnieM on September 21, 2009, 10:30:20 PM
Yep. But, the peppers weren't hot so I snuck some Chipotle powder into the BBQ sauce. ;D
Just got a shipment of herbs and spices in and about a pound of chipotle powder was included. I have never used it, I am really looking forward to incorporating it into my "recipes". It smells great!
Midnight snack = mother of all snack inventions!!! The comedians and their improv have nothing on cooks and their improv!!
Every thing looks good when you have the midnight munchies ;D
Really those do look good guys
Chipotle powder goes good on everything, I make my own, make my own cayenne pepper also. You need a respirator and gloves when you grind
Quote from: Caneyscud on September 22, 2009, 05:13:33 AM
[Just got a shipment of herbs and spices in and about a pound of chipotle powder was included. I have never used it, I am really looking forward to incorporating it into my "recipes". It smells great!
I use the chipotle and cumin in almost everything. My wife likes to sprinkle on cayenne.
I think a pound will last you for a while! Maybe it should be kept in the fridge but I really don't know.
OU, do you do that in the house or outside? I grated up some horseradish in the house quite a while back and learned not to do it again. ;)
Quote from: ArnieM on September 22, 2009, 07:56:17 AM
OU, do you do that in the house or outside? I grated up some horseradish in the house quite a while back and learned not to do it again. ;)
OUT SIDE in the smoke shed. I did my first batch in the man room in the basement and when the AC kicked on the women came down to see what I was doing cause there eyes were burning.
OU, I bet you made them so mad they had to go shopping for the day.
Ahhh..
"Retail Therapy"
crg you nailed it.
That only cost me about $80.00
Quote from: OU812 on September 22, 2009, 12:47:31 PM
crg you nailed it.
That only cost me about $80.00
Your lucky, cost me $60 just in gas for mine to drive to Houston and back.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 22, 2009, 02:25:51 PM
Quote from: OU812 on September 22, 2009, 12:47:31 PM
crg you nailed it.
That only cost me about $80.00
Your lucky, cost me $60 just in gas for mine to drive to Houston and back.
The girls only had to travel about 45 miles (one way) to Omaha to go shopping
and I fill her tank anyway. Man I never had my fuel paid for when I was a kid.
Go ahead and say it, my brother does. "Sucker" Cant wait till his kids get older
OU, I never had anything "paid" for: Car, insurance, gas, college, books, nothing.
It's not my dad wouldn't...he just couldn't.
I on the other had have bought all kids a "new" car when they graduated from HS,
paid this paid that. My daughter went to college 6 yrs and got 3 degrees before
I told her no more My 25 yr old son just moved back. Daddy cooks for him, momma
does his clothes. Ask him when he was gonna move back out, he said 2 to 3 yrs.
Geez....I'm glad I could do it.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 22, 2009, 02:44:54 PM
OU, I never had anything "paid" for: Car, insurance, gas, college, books, nothing.
It's not my dad wouldn't...he just couldn't.
I on the other had have bought all kids a "new" car when they graduated from HS,
paid this paid that. My daughter went to college 6 yrs and got 3 degrees before
I told her no more My 25 yr old son just moved back. Daddy cooks for him, momma
does his clothes. Ask him when he was gonna move back out, he said 2 to 3 yrs.
Geez....I'm glad I could do it.
CRG would you please adopt me.
HR
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 22, 2009, 02:44:54 PM
OU, I never had anything "paid" for: Car, insurance, gas, college, books, nothing.
It's not my dad wouldn't...he just couldn't.
I on the other had have bought all kids a "new" car when they graduated from HS,
paid this paid that. My daughter went to college 6 yrs and got 3 degrees before
I told her no more My 25 yr old son just moved back. Daddy cooks for him, momma
does his clothes. Ask him when he was gonna move back out, he said 2 to 3 yrs.
Geez....I'm glad I could do it.
Diddo
I am probably easier to get along with at long distances. I'm just a grouchy ole moo foo.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 22, 2009, 03:00:39 PMI am probably easier to get along with at long distances...
In that case, you can adopt me and I'll promise never to move home. Just send child support checks. Large dollar amounts. Frequently.
Quote from: Ka Honu on September 22, 2009, 03:04:58 PM
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 22, 2009, 03:00:39 PMI am probably easier to get along with at long distances...
In that case, you can adopt me and I'll promise never to move home. Just send child support checks. Large dollar amounts. Frequently.
And smoked food. ;D
Peter