Now, I'm willing to bet that dear Bobby is one for spending long, slow, loving hours over a hot stove, stirring a pot full of delicious epicurean delights for his MC brothers. That's just how he rolls.
But Bobby is a busy man, and that's why he probably owns at least one crock pot. I'm guessing he has a 4 quart for when he's cooking for himself, and a 6-quart for when he has the guys over to watch some Raider football. Why, you ask, would a man like Bobby own something more commonly associated with home-schooling housewives?
There are at least four reasons:
- He's a motorcycle enthusiast. Good weather and an open road are more tempting than a homemade pizza.
- He's club treasurer. With all of those funds flowing in (and out) of the MC treasury, Bobby probably has his fair share of work to do.
- He did the accounting for Cara Cara. Who has time to be a gourmet when there's porn to be watched...I mean books to be cooked?
- He's got gigs in Reno. And being an Elvis impersonator isn't something you do on the fly. Practice is essential, and the amount of work it takes for Bobby to fluff those curls into an Elvis pompadour is a full time job in and of itself.
- And then there's all that other stuff the club does that can make it hard to dedicate time to clarifying butter and nursing a pot of risotto.
This is my favorite picture of Bobby. Ever. |
Slow cooked Moroccan Chicken
What you need:
1lb chicken thighs (I used boneless/skinless - came out delicious and moist)
1/2 large butternut squash, peeled and cut into large chunks
1 cup salsa
1/4 cup chicken broth
2 t Tobasco sauce
1/3 cup toasted almonds
5 cloves smashed and chopped garlic (I used 3 t of garlic powder)
1/3 cup raisins
2 t honey
1 t cumin
1/2 t cinnamon
1/4 t chili powder
1/2 t paprika
What to do:
Stir salsa, tobasco, spices, honey, garlic, and broth together. Place thighs and squash in cooker and cover evenly with sauce. Add raisins and almonds. I used a 6 qt cooker and the chicken was done in about 4.5 hours. I served over quinoa, but couscous is traditional (or some other hearty grain).
No comments:
Post a Comment