We call this awesome.

[powder]

Mainly because that's what we both say when we take the first bite.

This stone pot, my wife bought at a pampered chef party. You can buy these lots of places though. Ours is seen here:

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/powder006/DSC02193.jpg

So basically we fill it with food and pop it in the oven for like 45 mins at 450 degrees and everything comes out amazing.

This time i'm doing awesome chicken. Here's the ingredients.

Some chicken
Some chopped green peppers
Some chopped onions
Some brussel sprouts
Some mushrooms (mushrooms must be included, but the other ingredients are optional)
White wine
Olive oil
Lowry's garlic salt
Paprika

Shit seen here:

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/powder006/DSC02194.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/powder006/DSC02195.jpg

Put a light coating on the bottom of the pot of olive oil. Put chicken in. Stack veggies on top after slicing. Then white wine, olive oil, garlic salt and paprika to your taste. Usually ends up looking like this:

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o189/powder006/DSC02196.jpg

I'll post an out of the oven pic when it's done. But it surely will be awesome.

[RASCAL]

Damn Powder, that looks good. When's dinner bro?

[TracerZX2]

You go bro

[RASCAL]

How long does it cook and at what temp?

[Zombie]

Cayenne pepper! for sure!!

[powder]

How long does it cook and at what temp?

As stated in the OP lol.

[recessbilly]

Temp not in OP.

[powder]

Temp not in OP.

I thought i put it but it's there now.

[RASCAL]

Thanks Powder.

[azimaa]

Looks yummy. Will try it tonight.

[DOUGIESTYLE]

That looks easy and yummy. Tony Cachere's instead of Lowry's tho, pleez. OMW w/ :beer:

[oljeeptek]

Throw the friggen green peppers in the garbage can where they belong, man.

Otherwise, looks good to go!

[guthepenguin]

I'm writing something here so that I can later easily find this deliciousness without having to remember any search terms.

That is all.

Wait...no it's not. That stuff looks amazing.

Now THAT is all.

[powder]

Throw the friggen green peppers in the garbage can where they belong, man.

Otherwise, looks good to go!

How about you learn what good food is. Thank you and goodbye.

[powder]

That looks easy and yummy. Tony Cachere's instead of Lowry's tho, pleez. OMW w/ :beer:

There is no other garlic salt besides Lowry's.

[dareall]

There is no other garlic salt besides Lowry's.

LAWls at Lowry's

[powder]

Well as informative as that is, i've literally never found another garlic salt besides one that contains the exact shit Lowry's does. So thanks for the contribution... or lack there of.

I've thought about making my own because i don't want the other crap they put in it, but i just haven't gotten around to it. Lowry's and one other brand, basically sell the exact same garlic salt here. Never found another one.

[dareall]

Lowry's makes good products, that is all.

[powder]

That's how much i care.

[DOUGIESTYLE]

I like Lowry's garlic salt, mang. Just sayin Tony C's makes all kinda foods 'pop'! I know you've heard of it. If not, here, let me turn the lights on for ya. Yum. =)

[dareall]

fixed

http://teamzx2.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18316&d=1321899914

I'm going to try this but add more mushrooms and use fresh garlic instead :brocoli:

[dmark101]

nice ninja edit on the bolding of the incorrect spelling. LAWLZ!

where's the picture of what it looked like after baking?

i would try that as well, but it would have to be with a mushroom replacement, as both of the ladies in the house won't eat them for some reason. :shrug:

[oljeeptek]

How about you learn what good food is. Thank you and goodbye.

LOL.

Green peppers can over power a dish. Red, Yellow and Orange peppers aren't as strong.

I always complain about green peppers.

[powder]

LOL.

Green peppers can over power a dish. Red, Yellow and Orange peppers aren't as strong.

I always complain about green peppers.

How are they not as strong? Green peppers are bland. Red, orange and yellow are sweet. Green peppers with onions and mushrooms, which all have their own perfect distinct tastes, is the perfect combo. When i eat this, it's onion, pepper, mushroom, chicken in one bite. The flavor blend is amazing.

Anyways, sorry i was kinda retarded and didn't remember to take a end result pic. The chicken tenders in the pic are not ideal either. That was the first time i've made it with small pieces like that and they were kind of over cooked. Full chicken breast is ideal, and maybe searing both sides first in a frying pan or high heat on the bbq also. We've also used pork loin, turkey roast and carne esada steak. For the steak, substitute red wine for white. Switch up the veggies whenever. We've done potatoes in there as well as substituted red for white onions and added some carrots or cauliflower or something else to your liking. The sky is the limit. I think we might try pork with cabbage tonight. Wife makes a good boiled cabbage that she bakes with meat in a glass pan sometimes but i've been wanting to try this in that stone pot. If we end up doing that i'll post some pics and shit.

[powder]

fixed

http://teamzx2.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18316&d=1321899914

I'm going to try this but add more mushrooms and use fresh garlic instead :brocoli:

There you go, now you're focusing on the right thing. Spelling doesn't matter when food is involved.

[lonamuller19]

That looks amazing. Have to try it some time.

[CJW]

Gonna have to try this one minus the sprouts. Looks tasty.

[Big Mizz]

I admire your cooking prowess. Some of the best dishes I have ever made were just thrown together on the fly.

Looks good.

[oljeeptek]

How are they not as strong? Green peppers are bland. Red, orange and yellow are sweet. Green peppers with onions and mushrooms, which all have their own perfect distinct tastes, is the perfect combo. When i eat this, it's onion, pepper, mushroom, chicken in one bite. The flavor blend is amazing.

Anyways, sorry i was kinda retarded and didn't remember to take a end result pic. The chicken tenders in the pic are not ideal either. That was the first time i've made it with small pieces like that and they were kind of over cooked. Full chicken breast is ideal, and maybe searing both sides first in a frying pan or high heat on the bbq also. We've also used pork loin, turkey roast and carne esada steak. For the steak, substitute red wine for white. Switch up the veggies whenever. We've done potatoes in there as well as substituted red for white onions and added some carrots or cauliflower or something else to your liking. The sky is the limit. I think we might try pork with cabbage tonight. Wife makes a good boiled cabbage that she bakes with meat in a glass pan sometimes but i've been wanting to try this in that stone pot. If we end up doing that i'll post some pics and shit.

Green peppers are just red, yellow and orange peppers before the ripen. When Green the seem to be way more "sharp". They are more mellow when ripened and take a less intense position in flavor. I bet cabbage would bake up awesome. Take a pic of the end product; sounds good.