Culinary, Arts, Thread.

Me and Slice once talked about a hood system for his outdoor kitchen.

Remember that @Orangeslice13 ?

Would love an outdoor kitchen, but now that I only have a lanai, that would be difficult.

A buddy’s family get away house in the South Bay Area hills has a wood fired pizza oven, that is what I want.
 
Would love an outdoor kitchen, but now that I only have a lanai, that would be difficult.

A buddy’s family get away house in the South Bay Area hills has a wood fired pizza oven, that is what I want.

It would only be difficult because of getting an approval, which you'd likely not get. It would also be expensive, like really expensive. Other than that, piece of cake. I'd even design it for you at no cost.
 
I will need a nap soon.
Have you caught up at work yet? Always depressing to come back to two-week-old OMG issues.
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I’ve seen sherry or brandy plus extra flavors as subs for Marsala, but never with Marsala. If that makes any sense.

I finally broke down and invested 6 bucks or so in the real thing. Don’t drink fortified wines, but I love what they do for flavor (turkey tetrazzini with sherry; love the nutty taste, and the alcohol cooks off)

FWIW
 
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I’ve seen sherry or brandy plus extra flavors as subs for Marsala, but never with Marsala. If that makes any sense.

I finally broke down and invested 6 bucks or so in the real thing. Don’t drink fortified wines, but I love what they do for flavor (turkey tetrazzini with sherry; love the nutty taste, and the alcohol cooks off)

FWIW

Thanks, I’m diving in tomorrow, just because I like the flavor that Sherry leaves.
 
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@Behr or anyone else, does Chicken Marsala call for sherry to be added besides Marsala? Saw a recipe with it.

No. Obviously you can, but its not needed.

Use a dry Marsala preferably from Marsala. I add a little heavy cream in mine. Beef broth, butter, garlic, shallots, butter, Marsala, garlic, butter, and a little cream. Oh, and butter.
 
No. Obviously you can, but its not needed.

Use a dry Marsala preferably from Marsala. I add a little heavy cream in mine. Beef broth, butter, garlic, shallots, butter, Marsala, garlic, butter, and a little cream. Oh, and butter.
lose the shallots and its perfect -- doesnt it call for mushrooms though ?
 
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