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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC)- Volume 21, Spring 2021

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    Breakfast on the kettle using the Hunsaker griddle.

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    • grantgallagher
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      They look like local farm unpasturized eggs. I used to get them from a coworker and they were amazing

    • Richard Chrz
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      SheilaAnn those are from my egg dealer, as grantgallagher said, local farm unpasteurized amazing ness. No filters, I am not a filter person.
      Last edited by Richard Chrz; May 23, 2021, 09:47 PM.

    • Mr. Bones
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      Yup, Farm Fresh eggses...guy at work brings me two dozen a week...yummo!!!
      As I always have said; in many ways, I am truly Blessed...

    chicken wings/with budfalo sauce/grilled watermelon/ mango/pineapple with line juice/zest/red pepper crushed/ Brussels with crushed red pepper/balsamic vinegar and parmesan...and homemade blue cheese dressing cooked on walmart weber 22 with Arteflame insert/other on weber 22 with SNS griddle
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    • Troutman
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      Soild cook

    Ribs came out great!
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    • Troutman
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      So how do we know that wasn’t T-bone steak?

    • Panhead John
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      Good one! 😂

    • SheilaAnn
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      That’s awesome!

    Chicken Bacon Chipotle Ranch Quesadilla for lunch on the deck!
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      Finally did the australian wagyu tri-tip from alpine butcher. Simple salt and pepper. Seared on the flat top then brought up to 137ish on the kettle.

      delicious

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      • JCBBQ
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        Looks incredible

      • grantgallagher
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        It was. I overshot my target temp by the time it was sliced. I typically like tri-tip more med than med rare anyway so not the worst thing. Maybe because of the marbling it didnt matter in the slightest. Was juicy and tender all the same.

      • Mr. Bones
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        Medium works jus fine, fer me, as well...

      grantgallagher great minds think alike! Did the same thing last night, but used my version of magic dust. Plus roasty potatoes and spinach/crab stuffed portobello.

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      • Richard Chrz
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        Fantastic cook!

      • Dr. Pepper
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        Hey SheilaAnn ! What's a California gal doing drinking our Washington state Cabs?

      • SheilaAnn
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        Dr. Pepper Columbia valley has some great grapes! This wine was suggested by the wine guy at BevMo in Santa Maria, CA. It was very nice with this dish, paired well with the red oak tri-tip.

      Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat - Sage and Honey Smoked Chicken
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      • Dr. Pepper
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        Looks crunchy skinned delicious!

      • SheilaAnn
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        Well played! Love the book/series!

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      Kind of proud of this cook on the PK. Teriyaki glazed breasts, boneless skinless thighs with Yardbird dry rub, and classic thighs with Killer Hogs AP rub and Gate's sauce from KC. Fed everyone and they were pleased. Two chunks of cherry in hardwood lump at 325 F.
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          Nothing special, just some burgers...
          ‘But...here’s the thing...this was the first time that I ever cooked burgers on my WSCG. O_o And you’ve had that thing for how long? LOL Usually I do them on the griddle or gasser if I’m pressed for time.
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            Fresh morels dropped off, and I just happened to have dough.. Forage and Hen house pizza.

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            • Panhead John
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              Some of you guys here are so frustrating sometimes. Y’all know who you are. Every other cook you post I’ve got to go to Google to find out what you’re talking about. 😂 Morels?……$254. lb. mushrooms! Wow.
              Last edited by Panhead John; May 24, 2021, 07:46 AM.

            • Richard Chrz
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              Panhead John. Around here they sell for 35-40 a lb. but, also round here, most people who really want them just go hunt for them themselves. Maybe some restaurants buy them, but mostly it is one of those things people like to go out and get themselves. We are always fortunate that typically 1 or 3 of our friends dropped some for us. I have a few meals worth of them here.

            • surfdog
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              True story: When I was Chef de Cuisine for a "high-end" catering company, I used to keep truffles, and other assorted mushrooms, in locked boxes...secured with bicycle cable locks...attached to the shelving rack in my office. LOL
              Shroom prices can get outta control. ;-)

            It's been raining constantly for an entire week now, but was perhaps going to let up a bit this evening (narrator: It didn't.), so I wanted to do something I could easily cook outside or inside.

            A few days ago, Grilla Grills did a video on Facebook in which they took one of their pellet grills to the beach and did a "campout" type dish....you know the ones...you stuff meat and veggies in a foil packet and let it cook over the coals. They did one with pork tenderloin and a second with salmon. I did the pork tenderloin version.

            You cut up a pork tenderloin into medallions and wrap each in bacon. In a foil packet, add a few cabbage leafs (to protect from burning), the medallions, some carrots, some small potatoes, a mixture of chopped onion and fennel, and a generous pat of butter. Top with AP seasoning.

            This was not bad and actually was kinda good, just not my flavor profile. The fennel actually added a really interesting taste, very licoricey, which pared surprisingly well with the bacon.

            The drawback with anything like this is that it is essentially boiled meat and bacon. Good, but not my desired flavor profile.

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            • SheilaAnn
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              Yeah… I only like packets for veggies. (Think steamed). And soggy bacon just ain’t right.

            • Mr. Bones
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              Nicely done, Amigo!!!
              a "campout" type dish....you know the ones...you stuff meat and veggies in a foil packet and let it cook over the coals.
              T'was called "Hobo Stew", back when I was in Cub Scouts lol!

            My experiment with vegetable paella turned out really good. There wasn’t a grain left after dinner. And, my jerry rigged contraption I posted in another thread worked well with no issues.
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              Did yakitori tonight. Chicken thighs and green onion. Asparagus, bacon(homemade)-wrapped and plain. Onion. Top round and green onion. Served with grilled corn. Homemade teriyaki.

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                Hickory smoked turkey breast rubbed with Hanks KC Royale and smoked mashed potatoes.
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                • ofelles
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                  Love the Hanks on Pork. I need to try it on poultry.

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