0:02 roast beef 6:58 horse radish history and horseradish parsley sauce 10:44 review of timers 15:00 timers (the two winners) 15:20 cream spinach recipe 16:03 torn and fried potatoes
I have started smoking chuck roast in place of brisket. It is absolutely wonderful and much cheaper than brisket and not nearly as much trimming waste.
Costco sells Prime Chuck which is a big winner when smoked like a brisket, to roughly 195 degrees internal temperature. I've found that it's better to judge doneness by how the meat feels when probed with a thermometer, rather than going by temperature alone. It should feel like partially melted butter.
I am so doing the chuck roast and the potatoes. I have the Thermoworks 4 event timer. Really useful when doing long cooks on the smoker. Only drawback is you cannot turn it fully off, and the batteries will wear down, but they do last a long time.
I have to get the first recommended timer. Thank so much for also giving the runner up in your video! Trying the spinach and the potatos look so good. I may try the potatos in the air fryer after tearing. Thanks!
Yes, you always offer a superb alteration to the traditional way of making something which is excellent and I really enjoy it. It’s food for thought and it makes you more creative.
I particularly like how the potatoes get refrigerated because it transforms the carbs into resistant starch that is a great prebiotic to feed your gut microbiome instead of regular starch that digestion transforms into glucose that spikes your blood sugar.
Yah….. I am calling BS on that. Things don’t just turn bitter… there is a very specific chemical structure that causes a bitter taste…. Not gonna “form” because of a processor’s blades. Love to scientifically test their claim!
@@kathleenray1827I don’t know the science behind it but I’ve seen it happen. I don’t think it’s black and white (I still make pesto in the food processor like anyone else, just carefully) but it’s definitely possible
@@kathleenray1827 It is true maybe what you are using isnt EV olive oil. When the oil gets blended the polyphenols which are usually covered mix with water from other ingredients(tomatoes or lemon juice, cucumbers etc) which makes a bitter combination. When u machine blend it you do it at a much faster pace than if u mix it by hand hence it turns bitter faster. The longer u blend the more bitter it becomes. This is a fact not an opinion to call BS on.
I love lamb shoulder so would love to do this with either a lamb shoulder as the shoulder on a lamb has a good amount of fat! Love parsley and I love horseradish!
I would add ruff mints garlic to the middle of the beef roast as well as the salt and pepper before you put it back together or cut some small slices and put slices of garlic in them and I love creamed spinach but haven't had it in years😊
I like the idea of adding more things in the middle, although I had a little trouble with "ruff mints" for a second :-) You could in fact make a stuffing with anything you want. I'd like to add that that's not the way to tie a roast. One long piece of twine is the way to do it.
@@wastrelway3226 yea that ruff mints thing is a Youngstown Ohio thing sometimes we have are own language here like we pronounce Campbell as camel and a few other p.ace names as well
I've been making (home fries) potatoes like that since I've gotten an air fryer. Bake & refrigerate but I cube them & they come out crispy. I'm going to try just ripping them up.
For anyone who has an Echo device or other similar, setting multiple timers is no problem at all! The potatoes look killer, but I'm looking to do something similar for a midweek meal. I wonder how to adapt it. I'm thinking using the "airfry" setting of my toaster oven.
I didn't/don't have a kitchen timer, but I came up with a solution to that. This is a totally free timer, along with being hands-free. My apartment is one that has a "great-room" design so the living room and kitchen are both in the same room with a peninsula dividing them. On the far side of my living-room, and within sight of my kitchen is where my desktop computer is located. My PC runs Windows 10 with the included "Cortana" assistant. As I slide something into my oven, or a pot on the stove to steam some veggies, I speak up in a clear and firm voice, "Cortana." and wait for the acknowledging tone. Then I say, "Set timer for "time" (hours... minutes)." Cortana responds with, "I have set your timer for "time" (hours... minutes). At any time as the timer is running, I can ask "Cortana," "How much time is left on the timer?" and will get a response. Sadly, Cortana cannot/will not shut off the alarm no matter how I ask, but I found a work-around. I just ask Cortana to start a new timer for say "10 minutes." When Cortana restarts the timer, it shuts off the currently running alarm. I give Cortana a 10 to 15-second break and then say, "Cortana" Stop timer." Cortana shuts off the timer, and in the process has stopped any current or pending alarms. And also sadly, Cortana can only start and run one timer at a time, so I can't run consecutive timers. I have no idea if that is possible with Siri or Alexa, but I'm guessing it's doable. With the Torn & Fried Potatoes, I could see me making guacamole with added crispy-fried minced bacon for a tasty dip.
So, why are they always using a food processor for making mayo? I’m an old home cook, and even I taught myself to use an immersion blender to make mayo. I find it faster, easier, and better to clean up after.
They prefer a food processor, that’s all. There are many ways to make mayo and whatever suits the cook best for the recipe they are making is the method to go with.
@@sandrah7512 ... then my suggestion is not not upload the same content multiple times. Playlist would be the TH-cam way to string segments together into an episode.
@@sandrah7512 Hi Sandra, and yes, I know that. Iodine helps with the thyroid, and is an important element in preventing developmental and intellectual disabilities. So if there is no iodine in Kosher salt, why don't people just call it plain salt? And if people have only been eating kosher salt for years, does this mean there is an uptake of the symptoms I mentioned beforehand?
Why is it that members of the No Pink Meat crowd feel the need to announce themselves? All it's doing is identifying you to the world as a childish, fussy eater with an uninformed idea of what "cooked" means. The meat's cooked. It was in the oven for over three hours. If that's not to you liking, cook it more. 🤦♂
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0:02 roast beef
6:58 horse radish history and horseradish parsley sauce
10:44 review of timers
15:00 timers (the two winners)
15:20 cream spinach recipe
16:03 torn and fried potatoes
Thank you so much! 😊 Now that I watched the whole video, It's nice to go directly to the recipe I want when I need it.
Love that you guys are including cheaper ingredients in the recipes these days. These are great!
My mom made those type potatoes in the 60s.
She just said they were deep fried baked potatoes.
Sometimes she'd put crispy bacon and cheese on them.
I have started smoking chuck roast in place of brisket. It is absolutely wonderful and much cheaper than brisket and not nearly as much trimming waste.
Costco sells Prime Chuck which is a big winner when smoked like a brisket, to roughly 195 degrees internal temperature. I've found that it's better to judge doneness by how the meat feels when probed with a thermometer, rather than going by temperature alone. It should feel like partially melted butter.
It’s 1:00 on Saturday & now I just want Sunday roast beef & potatoes - in a new, delicious way 🤤
The demonstrator, Morgan, did a really good job. Real, genuine and informative.
Those crispy potatoes look and sound wonderful!
I always learn something from Toni’s segments, even though they are too short.
I love learning new ways to cook my usual foods. Thank you!
I am so doing the chuck roast and the potatoes. I have the Thermoworks 4 event timer. Really useful when doing long cooks on the smoker. Only drawback is you cannot turn it fully off, and the batteries will wear down, but they do last a long time.
Loved the recipe for the parsley horseradish sauce. Will certainly try to make it.
Wonderful ideas. Ill be trying them all. Especially the potatoes
I have to get the first recommended timer. Thank so much for also giving the runner up in your video!
Trying the spinach and the potatos look so good. I may try the potatos in the air fryer after tearing. Thanks!
Making the potatoes tonight!! Thanks for all the wonderful inspiration, ATK!
I’m so impressed going to try this
Thank u so much
Tony thank yu for the knowledge of horseradish
Morgan, you are worth your weight in gold
Brian, you are the man!
Yes, you always offer a superb alteration to the traditional way of making something which is excellent and I really enjoy it. It’s food for thought and it makes you more creative.
I particularly like how the potatoes get refrigerated because it transforms the carbs into resistant starch that is a great prebiotic to feed your gut microbiome instead of regular starch that digestion transforms into glucose that spikes your blood sugar.
Had no idea that putting olive oil in a food processor made it bitter.
Same
Yah….. I am calling BS on that. Things don’t just turn bitter… there is a very specific chemical structure that causes a bitter taste…. Not gonna “form” because of a processor’s blades. Love to scientifically test their claim!
@@kathleenray1827I don’t know the science behind it but I’ve seen it happen. I don’t think it’s black and white (I still make pesto in the food processor like anyone else, just carefully) but it’s definitely possible
@@kathleenray1827 It is true maybe what you are using isnt EV olive oil. When the oil gets blended the polyphenols which are usually covered mix with water from other ingredients(tomatoes or lemon juice, cucumbers etc) which makes a bitter combination. When u machine blend it you do it at a much faster pace than if u mix it by hand hence it turns bitter faster. The longer u blend the more bitter it becomes. This is a fact not an opinion to call BS on.
It's the heat from the motor. Definitely has happened to me.
I love to have crabcakes on the bed of creamed spinach! Thanks for doing the recipe!
More Morgan!
Looks amazing!!
I love lamb shoulder so would love to do this with either a lamb shoulder as the shoulder on a lamb has a good amount of fat! Love parsley and I love horseradish!
That’s a great idea.
Sounds delicious!
Thank you!
❤ Thank you 🌷
When narrating the correct procedure on how to prepare a tender roast, I just learned one has to start every sentence with "SO".
I would add ruff mints garlic to the middle of the beef roast as well as the salt and pepper before you put it back together or cut some small slices and put slices of garlic in them and I love creamed spinach but haven't had it in years😊
I like the idea of adding more things in the middle, although I had a little trouble with "ruff mints" for a second :-) You could in fact make a stuffing with anything you want. I'd like to add that that's not the way to tie a roast. One long piece of twine is the way to do it.
@@wastrelway3226 yea that ruff mints thing is a Youngstown Ohio thing sometimes we have are own language here like we pronounce Campbell as camel and a few other p.ace names as well
Morgan is great on camera. She should be a regular host!
I've been making (home fries) potatoes like that since I've gotten an air fryer. Bake & refrigerate but I cube them & they come out crispy. I'm going to try just ripping them up.
how would the potatoes turn out baked?
Yum, just yum!!
The "torn and fried" potatoes looked a treat! If prepared ahead of time, will they keep for say a day or two for seconds?
That was ridiculous ! I actually think I could knock that one out! Thanks for the inspiration!!
I love a good parsley sauce, but not crazy about horseradish.
Mix it with whipping cream or something similiar that u do like
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Just use less horseradish. I make a sauce the same way, but w sour cream instead of oil.
Pressure cooker works too.
For anyone who has an Echo device or other similar, setting multiple timers is no problem at all!
The potatoes look killer, but I'm looking to do something similar for a midweek meal. I
wonder how to adapt it. I'm thinking using the "airfry" setting of my toaster oven.
Brian's a snack.
So does the slow stream of oil keep it from getting bitter?
there is no way that every episode that each time they take the temperature its spot on......
@@sandrah7512 It sure looks like they are still doing it...maybe now its cut and edit...thx
@@sandrah7512 Got it!!
Could y’all address the science behind why olive oil becomes bitter in the food processor during this process?? I know I’d be interested to know.
Lazy chic! Love it. 🙂
Could you make the torn and fried potatoes in an air fryer?
I’m thinking that a crockpot on high would serve nicely here? On low, OK too.
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Could I cook a top sirloin like this with the same, or better result? It's on sale here now.
They didn't test the Chris Kimball timer. 😂😂😂😂😂
Mmmm... Duck fat potatoes. 🤤
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It sounds like you could do it crock pot.
2:25 why to use KOSHER salt here ?
I didn't/don't have a kitchen timer, but I came up with a solution to that. This is a totally free timer, along with being hands-free. My apartment is one that has a "great-room" design so the living room and kitchen are both in the same room with a peninsula dividing them. On the far side of my living-room, and within sight of my kitchen is where my desktop computer is located. My PC runs Windows 10 with the included "Cortana" assistant. As I slide something into my oven, or a pot on the stove to steam some veggies, I speak up in a clear and firm voice, "Cortana." and wait for the acknowledging tone. Then I say, "Set timer for "time" (hours... minutes)." Cortana responds with, "I have set your timer for "time" (hours... minutes). At any time as the timer is running, I can ask "Cortana," "How much time is left on the timer?" and will get a response.
Sadly, Cortana cannot/will not shut off the alarm no matter how I ask, but I found a work-around. I just ask Cortana to start a new timer for say "10 minutes." When Cortana restarts the timer, it shuts off the currently running alarm. I give Cortana a 10 to 15-second break and then say, "Cortana" Stop timer." Cortana shuts off the timer, and in the process has stopped any current or pending alarms. And also sadly, Cortana can only start and run one timer at a time, so I can't run consecutive timers.
I have no idea if that is possible with Siri or Alexa, but I'm guessing it's doable.
With the Torn & Fried Potatoes, I could see me making guacamole with added crispy-fried minced bacon for a tasty dip.
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Question, have I been stabbing my potatoes way to deep all these years? 😁👍😎✌
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So, why are they always using a food processor for making mayo? I’m an old home cook, and even I taught myself to use an immersion blender to make mayo. I find it faster, easier, and better to clean up after.
They prefer a food processor, that’s all. There are many ways to make mayo and whatever suits the cook best for the recipe they are making is the method to go with.
Did Mr Roof make mayo? No mention of it
Who's is the narrator?
Hi
$7.00/lb is absurd. The beef industry is out of control.
Please use chapter markers, or even better post each segment as a separate video.
@@sandrah7512 ... then my suggestion is not not upload the same content multiple times. Playlist would be the TH-cam way to string segments together into an episode.
Sorry, but that chuck roast did not look appetizing.
Honestly, gotta dump Tipton. She's not only annoying and pretentious, but the segment is an uninteresting interruption to the program.
Person i don’t care is one with red hair and bangs She doesn’t act like a chef. She just turns me off listening to her
Hard disagree. I love her segments and my only complaint is that she does not get enough time to do a deeper dive into the topic.
@@EastSider48215 I wasn't interested in your thoughts
@@nunofurbznes2799And yet you read and responded to them anyways. Troll much?
LOL "Koser salt". Any salt will do as long as it has iodine in it.
@@sandrah7512 Hi Sandra, and yes, I know that. Iodine helps with the thyroid, and is an important element in preventing developmental and intellectual disabilities.
So if there is no iodine in Kosher salt, why don't people just call it plain salt? And if people have only been eating kosher salt for years, does this mean there is an uptake of the symptoms I mentioned beforehand?
She didn't use the butcher's knot to tie the roast up.
I'm glad I saw the picture up front with the meat not cook so I can skip this video.
You are missing out on the best meat eating all that overcooked gray crap
Why is it that members of the No Pink Meat crowd feel the need to announce themselves? All it's doing is identifying you to the world as a childish, fussy eater with an uninformed idea of what "cooked" means. The meat's cooked. It was in the oven for over three hours. If that's not to you liking, cook it more. 🤦♂
Aïoli doesn't have egg, thumbs down 👎 That's a disgusting mayonnaise.