Asian on the Blackstone...Ton of pR0n

code3rrt

Babbling Farker
Joined
Aug 9, 2012
Location
Spokane...
Took on a pretty ambitious cook, and it was FUN:-D.

The menu was;
Chicken yakisoba
Fried rice
Ginger pork and mushrooms
Potstickers

The Yakisoba;
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The fried rice;
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The Potstickers;
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The potstickers were the only thing I could assemble ahead of time, all the rest would come together on the griddle.
The Gingered Pork;
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I wasn't really sure how the timing was going to work out, I just knew that once I got started, it all needed to come together pretty quickly. Here are some shots of the lay out;
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My settings on the griddle; I had the 2 far left burners on medium heat, the third burner on low, and the far right burner off, using the far right as a "holding area".
Started with the Yakisoba noodles, I wanted to get them heating a little, and get a little caramelization on the noodles. Then I moved the noodles to the holding area and went on to the fried rice;
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I moved the rice to the holding area and went on to finish the Yakisoba;
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Moved that aside and started the ginger pork;
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The potstickers were last, as they cook very quickly;
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covered and steamed;
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The finished dishes;
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And a plate shot;
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The wife said it was incredible, And I thought it all came out real, real good, but in my opinion I have a few tweaks to make, but I'm real close to what I'm looking for. I was quite happy with the results.

Thanks for looking all, sorry for such a lengthy post.

KC
 
Yes please! I'll take a dozen potstickers to go too. lol
Looks delicious KC!
 
Please don't apologize for sharing your culinary adventures! That looks delicious and like a lot of fun to cook.

Next, you'll need to start working on silly "tricks" like catching a bowl in your tall chef's hat and successfully launching small cooked shrimp into unsuspecting diners' laps.
 
I have a crazy addiction to pot stickers. Mind sharing your recipe for the dipping sauce?

This time I used a very basic recipe, equal parts rice vinegar and soy sauce, a little chili oil, and a little Mirin, a few chopped green onions.

I did a quick google search and of course there are recipes that are far more complex, but this one was okay.

KC
 
sweet mother of pearl! that looks awesome! well done sir! :eusa_clap

now, i do believe i must have one of those blackstone devices..... :idea:
 
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