Thanks man good karma your way and merry christmas back at yaI not doing anything, but want to wish @D. B. Doober , @Boo and everyone here at the ICMag family a happy holiday season.
Thanks man good karma your way and merry christmas back at yaI not doing anything, but want to wish @D. B. Doober , @Boo and everyone here at the ICMag family a happy holiday season.
Thanks man good karma your way and merry christmas back at ya
Merry Christmas GypsyDunno? - we don't do pressies till about 12 hours time - at around 8-9a.m. Christmas morn'in - whatever I get - it's the thought that counts -
Merry Christmas to all ICMAG members and visitors -
lol Nah, just a lot of meat rabbits. I'm extracting the glutamic and amino acids from them. Mwahahahahahahaha! Think Red Boat fish sauce, but made with rabbit and no fish.sounds like you're gonna grind up your pet rabbit...
As predicted, I got cash, candy and prime rib dinner.My legend og just coughed up a few seeds for me.
Christmas with family tomorrow. I’ll get cash and candy . And prime rib
Merry Christmas ICMAG
Nice fuckin dumpster man
So you drink them instead of eat them? Have you no teeth DC?lol Nah, just a lot of meat rabbits. I'm extracting the glutamic and amino acids from them. Mwahahahahahahaha! Think Red Boat fish sauce, but made with rabbit and no fish.
(Edit: It's a "Meat Garum," so all the yummy/umami/complex flavors from the rabbit, concentrated in liquid form. I'm hoping they'll taste fantastic in this form when added to other foods, but time will tell. Smells very good so far!)
When cooking, the addition of complex amino and glutamic acids (even small amounts) greatly enhances the existing flavors of a dish. With Asian and fish based dishes you can simply use something like Red Boat Fish Sauce, or a high quality soy/shoyu sauce. The downside is there are many meat dishes which are not made better through fish or soy flavored additions.So you drink them instead of eat them? Have you no teeth DC?
i like to think a know a lot about cooking but you got me here. Can you explain this a little more and what is Red Boat Fish Sauce? Are you saying you plan on making bonito sauce except with rabbit? The fuck kinda ancient cooking you learn from? you got me intrigued sir.When cooking, the addition of complex amino and glutamic acids (even small amounts) greatly enhances the existing flavors of a dish. With Asian and fish based dishes you can simply use something like Red Boat Fish Sauce, or a high quality soy/shoyu sauce. The downside is there are many meat dishes which are not made better through fish or soy flavored additions.
The other downside is the majority of non-fish meats require using koji as a source of digestive enzymes for the fermentation process. Aside from tuleremia and pneumonia type issues in sick ones, rabbits have no human pathogens and (unlike most domesticated animals) can be treated like fish and fermented without koji.
The meat grinder for xmas means (eventually) a "to die for" ingredient for signature meat dishes. My goal is to reach a glutamic acid level on par with Red Boat Fish Sauce. Off the charts 'wow' flavor for beef, chicken, rabbit and other meats..