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shify just watched an episode of No Reservations and Bourdain was talking about doing the basics. He did a beef Bourguignon, Thomas Keller did a roast chicken, etc. Laurent Tourondel did a griddled burger. Yours looks better! Great looking crust!
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Spare ribs
one with MMd
one with Asian rub
both with Asian bbq sauce
https://www.thehongkongcookery.com/2...pice-ribs.html
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Not grilling but certainly food we are having on April Fool's Day. Meet Ernie Egg, Eddie Egg, and Evie Egg. NOW, try to eat them without feeling guilty. Any farm boys and girls out there who were told, "DO NOT NAME YOUR 4H project!!"?
THEN, the main course was served. I cut the cake. Perfect meatloaf with potato frosting. We may never make it the old way, in a loaf pan, again this was so good. I didn't even need catsup.
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My cook doesn't deserve a pic today....heating up a 9 lb spiral ham on the gasser.
The ingrates 'didn't want no smoke on they're ham'....poor babies.
Anyway, I digress, trying to maintain 280 on the gasser, winds outta the north today ands colder than you know where.
Have a brown sugar cinnamon glaze to finish it up in a few hours.
The stupid feeble moronic idiots who run this place have decided to lock the province as of midnight for another 30 days.
Dolts.
So now the whole province is going to have Easter today so you can have it with family.
Jerks.
....what me bitter!?!?!?!?
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After the previous success of smoking grains for a brewing friend, we collaborated again. Due to a short notice work trip all experimentation went out the window and so...
The whole jalapenos went to my brewing friend as...
Chipotles. I made the rest into pepper powder. He made beer
He put chipotles in at 3 phases, the final bit being chipotles soaked in spirits (whisky maybe?)
It does smell of smoke and peppers, but its very smooth. There isn't a heavy bite of heat but it lingers in a good way for 10+ minutes.
BTW I did this smoke back in mid-Feb, today was the first time testing the results. Sadly the brewer will be unable to sample his own wares for a few months, and then we'll give it another go.Last edited by ItsAllGoneToTheDogs; April 2, 2021, 01:22 PM.
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jhoskins I generally smoke them 8-12 hours (165-180ish) the sliced peppers are usually done in this time, the whole ones it's a bit iffy. If they aren't "snappy" then they go in the oven on the lowest setting with convection which is about 170 for me for a few more hours. Then into a coffee grinder. The powder is amazing, I use it in everything.
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Yesterday I decided to do something experimental with a whole chicken. I removed the skin, put Simon and Garfunkel rub on the chicken, then put Memphis Dust rub on the skin to make cracklins. I smoked the skin along with the chicken, which I pulled once it was done
Then I made tacos with the smoked chicken, cracklins, cilantro, onion, and some avocado. They were really great, my wife said they were the best tacos she ever had so I reckon that's a ringing endorsement
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