Perpetual Stew-- 48 Hours Later
Perpetual Stew-- 48 Hours Later
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HELLO VOID! Did you miss me?
This morning, I could tell the first set of vegetables were begging for mercy-- so I put them out of their misery and strained the whole damn thing.
Today's Additions:
- Taijin
- Kosher Salt
- 2 Yellow Onion
- Mushrooms
- 6 Cups Water
- Garlic Powder
- Maldon Sea Salt
- Caldo de Pollo
- Chive Vinegar
- Bay Leaves
- Parsley
- Four Peppercorn Blend
- Chili Beans
Took a day off from actually eating, and spent more time developing and trying to build out flavor.
My 4pm Notes:
"Buttery. It's got a buttery feel to it. But not in a bad way-- like the perfect kind of silky smooth. I was aiming for somewhat of a chile limon kind of feel... with sweet and heat... but I couldn't figure out how to make it happen in a way that would be sustainable. 204F"
Fucked around, Found out.
My 10pm Notes:
"Did a lil tasty taste. It was good. Gonna have a bowl tonight for a late dinner, over elbow noodles. I meant to make crusty bread to dip and sop up the soup, but I forgot. Maybe i'll actually remember to make a loaf before I go to sleep. 196F"
What you see in the photo are the onions, mushrooms, and parsley I added. I have plans tomorrow to add some beef in, with intent of straining the soup and cleaning the pot beforehand.
I wish I had a better update! I'll amend this post if I get hungry and eat more of it a little bit later tonight. :)
I appreciate you all joining me on this journey. <3