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I tried a new dish for dinner tonight: Beef and Cabbage Wraps. I'll put the recipe behind a cut at the end of the post.
They were good, but not perfect. Definitely in need of tweaking. Tom & I both agree they need a little more seasoning, but we can't decide what, beyond some garlic. Maybe curry, maybe pepper, maybe just a more spicy barbecue sauce.
We also coined a new phrase. An Alton Brown step is one that improves what ever you're working on by 5%, but requires 10% more effort on your part. For example, warming tortillas in the oven when they are already adequately soft.
( The recipe: Beef and Cabbage Wraps )
They were good, but not perfect. Definitely in need of tweaking. Tom & I both agree they need a little more seasoning, but we can't decide what, beyond some garlic. Maybe curry, maybe pepper, maybe just a more spicy barbecue sauce.
We also coined a new phrase. An Alton Brown step is one that improves what ever you're working on by 5%, but requires 10% more effort on your part. For example, warming tortillas in the oven when they are already adequately soft.
( The recipe: Beef and Cabbage Wraps )
