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Cook the Book: 'What We Eat When We Eat Alone'

Simple soup of chorizo, chickpeas and mustard greens garnished with some pickled onions a friend gave me. A couple slices of dense bread laden with good olive oil for dunking. This soup makes me so happy.

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"...and the chicken tastes like wood."

I would suggest brining. Maintains moisture and seasons the breast well. Experiment with various components including cider, honey, herbs, spices, citrus. Allow the breast to dry and develop a pellicle. Butter or olive oil, hot skillet or charcoal, don't overcook. Easy and inexpensive with quick prep time.

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America's Heroes, Grinders, Subs, and More

Dressed poboys do not typically include mustard or onions. The lettuce must be shredded and in my opinion, soft butter on the bread prior to mayo. One famous bread producer is Leidenheimer bakery.

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Cook the Book: 'What We Eat When We Eat Alone'

Simple soup of chorizo, chickpeas and mustard greens garnished with some pickled onions a friend gave me. A couple slices of dense bread laden with good olive oil for dunking. This soup makes me so happy.

From Talk

"...and the chicken tastes like wood."

I would suggest brining. Maintains moisture and seasons the breast well. Experiment with various components including cider, honey, herbs, spices, citrus. Allow the breast to dry and develop a pellicle. Butter or olive oil, hot skillet or charcoal, don't overcook. Easy and inexpensive with quick prep time.

From Serious Eats

America's Heroes, Grinders, Subs, and More

Dressed poboys do not typically include mustard or onions. The lettuce must be shredded and in my opinion, soft butter on the bread prior to mayo. One famous bread producer is Leidenheimer bakery.

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Sauces: All I want is a good remoulade recipe

I'll give you the exact recipe that I use in my restaurant in South Louisiana. It is a variation on Jasper White's Summer Shack recipe. Our guests love it! Scale it down or you'll have remoulade sauce for weeks!
1 gal mayo
1 cup Dijon
10 oz. tom paste
5 oz. lemon juice
5 oz. worchestershire
5 oz. sugar
6 T old bay
1 c shallot, minced
4 c minced dill pickle
4 c green onion, minced
1 c parsley, minced
1 T cayenne
¼ c kosher salt
2 T black pepper

-Blend it all...we use an immersion mixer...

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