Fried Beef Croquette recipe aka Kroketten
Recipe links: http://www.nolacuisine.com/2008/12/24/omas-beef-croquettes/
One of my pot roast recipes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBUWRcGLmWc
Fried Beef Croquette recipe aka Kroketten
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12 responses to “Fried Beef Croquette recipe aka Kroketten”
if you like that saue i could send you some! and others we have here, there,s some in bigger bag not just sachet
I was thinking I am going to try that with a twist, philly cheese steak style, right inside that coating.
JB- This one is saved and I'm gonna have to do it.
Ya opening a closed system under pump pressure sounds like a good idea to me, make sure I am standing right in front of it when I open it too…..
Hahahaaa… when you started shredding, I was thinking that I'd probably eat half of it before I finished the shredding, and then you admitted the same thing. That's just too much temptation.
I've never seen these done before, and they look absolutely killer! I'm damn near forced to do a pot roast just to I can try them.
That old man didn't have a lick of sense, and I probably would've laughed my ass off too. When I started on the golf course, we had one old section of the irrigation system that ran on a 30HP centrifugal, and that was the most cantankerous pump on the planet to get primed. It could drive us to the point where we wanted to shoot the sumbitch. And I learned real quick that the plug you pulled was on the INTAKE side. And I was just a n00b. He didn't have any excuse, except maybe being terminally stupid.
I was so glad when we retired that old damn centrifugal and hooked the system up to a brand new pair of 60HP turbines. They were sweet pumps.
I LOVE croquettes! These look mighty fine!
Hell of a story.
Those look great! May try them with some leftover roast.
Funny story! Reminds me of my own dumbass one time. I was doing some of my own "non-Union" plumbing work. I was changing the relief valve on my hot water heater. I thought I had it drained but it still had pressure in it. I started to turn the valve with my wrench and after a few turns,
POP!!!! I didn't even know what happened until I looked about 8 ft away and saw the valve stuck into the drywall!!! Damn lucky I wasn't hurt!! Lesson learned!! LolI've never seen anything like this, but it looks amazing!!
Em, JB, I'm kind of drooling again…….Wow, that looks fine! ^_^ Two big thumbs WAY up! Great story, btw, I know beans about HVAC, but at 17:35, even I went, 'Dude! That's probably a /really/ bad idea!' Cheers!
Delicious! funny story about that guy! :- )
hey …. thats fine bro…
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