The Carnivorous Food Breeze

Welcome! This blog is a collection of recipes, advice, humor, attitude, and sarcasm, but it's mostly about step-by-step instructions for preparing restaurant quality food at home. It's written by a Texas caterer who specializes in "Big Meat" and Cajun/Creole dishes. Enjoy yourself while you're here and feel free to share. If you make something and you enjoy it, your comments would certainly be appreciated!

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Homemade Pastrami (Smoked Corned Beef)

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So, you've been watching the Food Network channel again, and you're shaking your head at why, on God's earth, anyone would take...
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Monday, January 26, 2015

"Reverse Searing" - Cooking Steaks Backwards for More Flavor!

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Traditionally, cooks prepare their steaks by searing them first over high heat, then baking them in an oven (or in a grill) to develop the i...
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014

A Duck Walks into a Bar...

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A duck walks into a bar and the bartender says, "Why don't you stay for dinner?"  Seriously, ducks are very under-appreciat...
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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Christmas Cranberry Chutney

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The real "Art" in cooking comes when you manage to take several ingredients that have no business hanging out together, and you c...
Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Cream Braised Venison Roast

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Its rare when your phone rings, and a frantic friend on the other line is anxiously holding a knife in one hand, and a deer's hind-quart...
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Monday, December 1, 2014

Tremendous Thanksgiving Turkey!

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Talk to your mother and grandmother, and you'll learn a hundred ways to cook a turkey.  As a kid, my mom actually baked one in a brown p...
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Friday, November 14, 2014

Eggnog? Hell YES, Eggnog! Badass, Super-deluxe "Better than ice cream" Eggnog!

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I applaud the efforts of folks who take traditional fatty foods, and try to substitute lower-fat ingredients to make them healthier.  I do.....
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Working as a caterer, cook, and BBQ Pitmaster for more than 40 years, Ken has been influenced by various foods he has sampled in all 50 states and in 28 different countries. He brings his favorite tastes from the American South to this blog, along with a healthy dose of sarcasm and fun!
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