Foodies BS Thread.

neighbors across the street bring us some fresh made lumpia every month or so. one of the few things I'll miss about oklahoma lol

 

I was in charge of Mother's Day dinner. Salmon and steaks. With sliced potatoes and green beans.

 

nothing beats some fresh lumpia!

 

also you havent lived if you dont know what lumpia is...

 

Although I know what lumpia is, it was never part of my culture growing up, so I am not very familiar with it. I am more of a meat and potatoes farmer type background when it comes to good eats.
From what I understand, there are many varieties of lumpia, what would you recommend?

 

Gets gamey if you don't cook it right tho

 

I haven't found a lumpia that I didn't like. Pair it with some good fried rice... Hell yes .

 

with Yakisoba and Philippino chicken adobo

wasnt in my house growing up either but being in the military and knowing different people I got exposed to it. There are many different recipes some have beef, pork, and shrimp or any combo for the meat. You should be able to find lumpia wrappers at any good Asian market. They also have some pre-made ones at good Asian markets.

http://chefpablos.com/recipe/filipino-lumpia-recipe/

 

BBQ ckn, sautéed veggies, white rice w/peas and carrots. Easy peasy.

 

Startin' fresh.

Pics. Recipes. Questions. Answers.



Go.

 

I will start with pics from this weekend. Lamb on the rotisery.

About 9 hours, low and slow. Best thing ever.

 

Oh lawd.

That rotisserie looks awesome. Homemade?

 

Yes. A few families get together once or twice a year to do this.
80lb lamb.

 

That lamb looks awesome.

Pizza for breakfast? Yes please.

Rosemary ham, spinach, grilled zucchini and topped with an over easy egg. Goo. All about the goo.

 

Wow.

 

@MTgirl

 

What happened to the old thread?