Comfort food to easy to even post......


 

David

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In rearranging some stuff in the freezer today, I saw a few things that were perhaps overstaying their useful welcome, so decided the butterbeans and frozen chicken breasts needed to be cooked. Also found a few potato's in the pantry that were only a few days from sprouting, so did what any good American should do.....why cook it. Grill the chicken, slow cook the butterbeans over hours and hours on a slow cook seasoned with fatback, onions, celery, and cooked in chicken stock. I've been wanting to do a potato fondant, so decided to give that a try, but in the stove and not the grill.

First off, the potato fondant in the oven and then later when done. This is a way of cooking potato's that I understand is done more across the pond.

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Done:

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Chicken almost done:


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Done and plated.

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....just another meal, but those butterbeans were bang on...................d
 
This is a way of cooking potato's that I understand is done more across the pond.
really...???!!! :rolleyes: I've been cookin'/roastin'/grillin'/bakin' taters in that same fashion for YEARS!
perhaps you're talking about the BIG POND as in LAKE MICHIGAN...
 
They are pretty similar to skillet potatoes but you start direct, flip the taters when brown, drain the oil, add chicken broth and herbs and move to indirect and cook until all the stock cooks off.

Yours look just like scallops which mean they look perfect!
 
They are pretty similar to skillet potatoes but you start direct, flip the taters when brown, drain the oil, add chicken broth and herbs and move to indirect and cook until all the stock cooks off.

Yours look just like scallops which mean they look perfect!

That is how I did them, just did not show the stove top start.......................d
 
really...???!!! :rolleyes: I've been cookin'/roastin'/grillin'/bakin' taters in that same fashion for YEARS!
perhaps you're talking about the BIG POND as in LAKE MICHIGAN...

I was actually talking about the size, shape, and style and name of the recipe. First they are seared on the stove top, in oil, then butter, and put in the oven with chicken stock for about 40 minutes. You do them that way up on the little pond?..........................d
 

 

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