Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
My tacos are always on point. A few tequilas will wipe the game memory from my hard drive.
And a few pomegranates from the tree. Might make up a pomegranate margarita.
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Darryl - swazies
TVWBB Diamond Member
More pics....looks good
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
We ate tacos! No taco pics. Was washing away my tears. Niners stunk today!
Darryl - swazies
TVWBB Diamond Member
I require taco pics!
We eat tacos weekly, love them.
I have 5 or 6 different types of dried chilies here, and a new Dutch oven.....good things coming soon.
We eat tacos weekly, love them.
I have 5 or 6 different types of dried chilies here, and a new Dutch oven.....good things coming soon.
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
Make these onions. Spicy and good!
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
I just about always use flap meat. It's similiar to skirt steak but less expensive than skirt. Costco sells a cryovac of this which I buy, clean up a little and apportion bags for my freezer. This cryovac got me 4 4# freezer bags and a large cook up front.
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Thank you. That definately looks better than what I see at some local Carniceria's
Brett, what else do you grow? I am soooo jealous.
JeffG
TVWBB Emerald Member
You got it all going on Brett, looks fantastic....
As I say about Football "If you could bet and beat the point spread every week we all would be millionaires"
They sell smaller portions of flap meat at our local Costco in the meat case prices around $35.00 - $45.00.
The lure of flap meat is, its very tasty, inexpensive, all you need is olive oil, kosher salt and course black pepper and game on.
Then make flap meat potatoes and eggs, tacos and one of my favorites, flap meat, pepper jack cheese a sunny side up egg on a
toasted Brioche Bun.
As I say about Football "If you could bet and beat the point spread every week we all would be millionaires"
They sell smaller portions of flap meat at our local Costco in the meat case prices around $35.00 - $45.00.
The lure of flap meat is, its very tasty, inexpensive, all you need is olive oil, kosher salt and course black pepper and game on.
Then make flap meat potatoes and eggs, tacos and one of my favorites, flap meat, pepper jack cheese a sunny side up egg on a
toasted Brioche Bun.
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
Indeed. Most taco shops have to value engineer their beef to keep prices low and in turn will use rump roast, sliced thin, marinated and then flat topped. Unfortunately, it’s dry like shoe leather as rump makes a good roast beef and that’s about all.
One of my friends is a restauranteur and I cooked this for him. He said the flavor profile was spot on but that no taqueria would spend this money. They’d all elect a cheaper cut of meat.
Flap is juicy and takes and holds a lot of flavor. Cook temp is closer to 145-150° so it’s not raw and chewy.
I’m pretty sure I posted my recipe on this forum before.
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
Lemons, limes and pomegranate. And scents are Russian sage, lavender and rosemary.Brett, what else do you grow? I am soooo jealous.
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
Your breakfast sounds awesome. Brioche toasts up so perfectly.
Flap can be asada or fajita style. It’s super versatile. We did some fajita style a few weeks back as you describe. Cooked up some white onion with Anaheim and Poblano peppers in evoo and butter. Made for a tasty meal with a few cervezas.
