I'd posted about my sausage making here:
https://straightrazorpalace.com/plat...ml#post1819977
Here's what was for supper:
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I'd posted about my sausage making here:
https://straightrazorpalace.com/plat...ml#post1819977
Here's what was for supper:
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I haven’t been here for a while. I’m glad to see no ones food was getting cold while I was gone. I’ve been eating well in spite of my absence.
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I've been wondering where you've been and what you've been up to.
All looks great! :bow:
Delicious fair gents!
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The last pic looks like it could be lobster bisque. However the first pic looks like 'rolls' made from lobster.
Can you provide more information? Just wondering.
Last nights fare.
Smoked ribs and beer can chicken.
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So happy to be able to cook outside comfortably once more!
Cheers men.
It should look like lobster bisque as the method of cooking is very similar. Amoricaine sauce is made by cooking either a whole lobster that has been cut up or, as I did here, using the heads, legs, and shells of the lobster. So that is what you are seeing in the last pic. The shells have been sauteed, flamed with cognac, aromatics were added with tomato paste and reduced with white wine. Then some reduced seafood stock was added and cooked down to almost nothing. Finally a quart and a half of cream was added and it continued to simmer until thick. Everything was then strained and finished with more cognac. The tail meat was split in two and cooked in sous vide packages with a copious amount of butter. The sous vide compresses them a lot and they take that shape. Next time I plan to put a skewer through them so they remain straight and can then be sliced into medallions. It won't impact its flavor any.