Alton Brown Cooks Food | Episode 41: Peck of Pickled Porks
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About this episode
Let's chat about a dish I see as the pinnacle of eco-dining. The poster dish for Creole New Orleans cuisine. As always, a bit of history as well as an old photo of me.
Recipe Below! https://altonbrown.com/recipes/red-beans-and-rice/
00:00 Good, Fast, Cheap 02:17 A Peck of Pickled Pork 04:26 Boston Butt 06:32 Picklin' Pork 08:45 Beans Beans You Know The Rest 11:16 Sweatin' 18:48 The Beans! 21:53 To Soak or Not To Soak 24:15 Rice Rice Baby 26:54 Bean Check 29:09 Confession 31:45 Unite & Eat
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