Mexican pulled pork
Finfint långkok.
Picture by Stevendepolo
Har varit grymt sugen på att testa pulled pork ett tag nu har snubblat över ett par schyssta recept, och började dessutom kolla på BBQ Pitmasters s01 för ett tag sen. Försökte hitta något bra recept att följa, men det gick ju såklart inte, så det blev mest improvisation. Men det smakade fantastiskt, försöker återge ett någorlunda recept nedan, men se det mer som en guide!
Ingredienser
- 1-1.5 kg Karré (gärna med ben)
- 250 g passerade tomater
- 250 g BBQ-salsa
- 1 gul lök
- 6 vitlöksklyftor, grovt hackade
- Ca en msk starkt paprikapulver (Pimenton de la Vera)
- 2 msk vanligt paprikapulver
- Cayennepeppar (efter smak)
- 1 röd chilifrukt
- 1 tsk liquid smoke
- ca 1/2 dl vitvinsvinäger
- 2 msk råsocker
- 1 msk honung
- 1 tsk worchestersås
- Saften av 1/2 citron
- Salt & Peppar
Gör så här
Bryn lök & vitlök i en ugnsfast gryta, blanda i torra kryddor. När löken mjuknat blanda i resten av ingredienserna och koka upp. Bryn hela karrén runt om. Lägg sen köttet i grytan och stoppa in i ugnen på ca 125-140 grader
Vänd på karrén några gånger (ca en gång i halvtimmen). Ta ut när köttet är så mört att det nästan faller sönder (ca 2,5-3 timmar för ett kg karré). Ta upp ur såsen och låt svalna lite. Använd sen två gafflar och dra isär köttet, blanda sen ut med sås ur grytan efter tycke och smak.
Servera med tomater, guacamole, gräddfil och ev riven ost på tortillas. En fin lagrad tequila och en kall öl rekommenderas också.
1 kg karré ger ca 6-8 portioner mat.
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iPhone dock made from these templates. Probably should have used some form of plastic. The cardboard one wasn’t very stable.
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Charting the minutes of night in Helsinki – Core77
Beautiful infographic and calendar.
Charting the minutes of night in Helsinki – Core77.
I Have been trying to put together a spotify playlist with artists and bands from the north of Sweden, or Swedish Lapland as we like to call it. I’ve realized (again) how much really good music there is coming from here.
I’ve also realized that i know lots of people that play in these bands, some of them (like my colleague Olov) played in several of them and some are on their way to Stockholm to (hopefully) win a Grammis. Unfortunately many of the bands have died. But, the music still exists, so, i present to you:
The Sounds of Swedish Lapland – The Compilation
The playlist is collaborative, so please feel free to add any music that i have missed, or more songs with artists that are already on the list if you feel i’ve missed something. The list will be used as a base to create smaller, more focused and thematic playlists.
The Sounds of Swedish Lapland – The Compilation
Like music for your ears.
I have a very respectable increase in traffic to this website in the last month. I’m sure it’s got nothing to do with the fact that i just re-booted the notes (don’t really want to call it a blog just yet.). Nothing at all.
Still, good to see that someone actually reads this stuff. I’ll try to keep the notes focused around the stuff i find interesting, and not just do nonsense-posts like this to fill up space. This is more to get into the habit of writing stuff. There is another podcast note coming soon. This one a lot more focused on WHY i like the podcasts, and why we should look to that kind of industry and what they are doing with social media.
So. Why not read something interesting until then.
A respectable increase
First, but not last nonsense-post.
These are a few of the podcasts that i regularly listen to. I’m not a huge gamer, but i do enjoy the odd bit of Xbox 360 now and again. I am however very interested in the gaming industry. Maybe it’s because of the particulars of the industry (young people, cutting edge tech, always been connected and online) but i really like how they have embraced social media and the communities that surround their games. I feel that there is lots to learn from them, they have been doing, what most companies are just now starting to discuss, for years.
VIDEO PODCASTS
The Totally Rad Show (iTunes link)
Featuring Dan Trachtenberg, Jeff Cannata and Alex Albrecht (of diggnation fame). A weekly video podcast from the revision3 network.
CO-OP (iTunes link)
Discussions about video games and the gaming industry. CO-OP from Area5.tv is now a part of the revision3 network of podcasts.
Diggnation (iTunes link)
The video podcast that kicked off revision3. A semi-drunken-couch-discussion about the weekly top news stories from digg.com. Featuring Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht
AUDIO PODCASTS
4 Guys 1Up (iTunes link)
One of the podcasts from 1up.com (previously known as 1Up yours). Editor David Ellis and others invite gaming-industry big names for weekly discussions!
The Bungie Podcast (iTunes link)
A randomly released podcast from Bungie Studios. Lots of interviews and interesting discussions with the designers and developers of the Halo series moderated by Luke Smith
The Gamespy Debriefings (iTunes link)
The Gamespy editorial team discusses game news and other gaming related topics
The Giant Bombcast (iTunes link)
One of my favorite podcasts. Funny, insightful discussions and random rants + talk from the team behind giantbomb.com (a very good community driven website)
Rebel FM (iTunes link)
From the team behind eat-sleep-game.com with special guests. Rebel FM consists of a few ex. 1UP employees that when being made redundant started up the website and the podcast to keep in touch with the community.
SModcast (iTunes link)
Not gaming related, but a rude, foul, drug-referencing, funny and often very very random weekly podcast from the team behind Clerks and Dogma (and more…), Kevin Smith (writer, director) and Scott Mosier (producer). If you like Kevin Smith you should listen to SMod.
What are your favorite podcasts and why do you listen to them?
Just checked Google Analytics on our food & recipe blog The Kocks. It seems that people are doing lots of googling for food on the 30th of january. We don’t have that many visitors, but there’s (as you can see by the pic) is usually a steady stream every day. Apart from the 30th of january. We had record numbers both 2008 and 2009. From about a 50-60 avg. visits the numbers shot up to 193 (2008) and 251 (2009). Amusing… People seem to lack planning skills when it comes to food!
The most popular recipe on The Kocks is Mikael Nilssons Chocolate Fondant