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Try roasting brussel sprouts in a cast iron pan tossed with some bacon fat to prevent them from sticking. A bit of garlic will help alleviate the smell of most things and add a layer of flavor.
I wonder how much nutrients fruits have compared to vegetables... I love me fresh fruits. Fyi... you can survive on pine nuts, inner bark, and needle teas, as long as it isnt Ponderosa Pine or one other pine shrub Most pines have a decent amount of vit c and other nutrients.
Leafy greens and root vegetables can be good
We use a bacon grease to cook with frequently. It is one of many lubricants that aid with flavor and sticking of food to cast iron pans. Which we use exclusively.
Fats if used in moderation are not the worst thing to consume.
This is the preferred way to make them. I have some in the fridge for tomorrow night.Probably shouldn't admit this after my last comment, but I have to confess that my wife has done almost exactly this, fried with spices, and they are edible. And the smell is much reduced.
Not a fave by any stretch, and I still call them ST, much to her chagrin.
Probably shouldn't admit this after my last comment, but I have to confess that my wife has done almost exactly this, fried with spices, and they are edible. And the smell is much reduced.
Not a fave by any stretch, and I still call them ST, much to her chagrin.
You do that with some onions and mushrooms and we are going to agree on something. I certainly wouldn't whine if some peppers or potatoes found their way into that pan either.One of my favorite things veggie wise is roasting them in cast iron. Something about the long cook time and a bit of caramelization. Next to a big ol ribeye on the plate.
You do that with some onions and mushrooms and we are going to agree on something. I certainly wouldn't whine if some peppers or potatoes found their way into that pan either.