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    my wife brings dinner to her parents on Saturdays and asked me if I would bbq something for them. i proudly told her yes, thinking i'd be grilling some chicken or sausages or burger steaks. then she came home from the market with Prime filets and lobster tails. I grilled them, packaged them and sent them on their way without a taste. my wife and in-laws said it tasted excellent. kids and I ordered pizza.

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    • latenight71
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      truthfully, it was her intention for me to have one of each but it was only 4:30pm at the time and i'd eaten a late lunch so I sent it with her in case her dad wanted extra (he did). they are really good peeps (my in-laws). i'd cook for them anyday of the week without being asked.

    • willxfmr
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      The things we do for love....

    • fzxdoc
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      What a great son-in-law. I bet you scored big points from the inlaws on that dinner.

      Kathryn

    Primal Pasture pork chops dry-brined and grilled over hickory and apricot wood live fire on the Buckaroo. Served with twice-baked potatoes.

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    • Dr. Pepper
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      Both the potato and the chop look delicious!

    • latenight71
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      i can't decide which one i would try first. but probably would fork some of that crisp off the potato for a sample. then a slice of crispy chop edge with a dab of fluffy potato goodness atop . . . oh my.

    • theroc
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      SheilaAnn the pork is fantastic. Great flavor, moist, and tender. We will definitely be getting more from them.

    Last minute decision to make a tri-tip since I saw a nice looking one at store. First pic is about 1/3 of the way through. I realized I sliced wrong after reviewing the picture. But it tasted great. Used red oak! Used the recipe from meatheads cookbook.
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    • fzxdoc
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      It only takes a slice or two to remember to change course like you did. That looks so juicy and delicious, regardless of how it's sliced. Nice job.

      Kathryn

    • SheilaAnn
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      fzxdoc yeah... I can see where I was off by just a bit. And it was very juicy. Looking forward to leftovers!

    Scored some prime tenderloin steak, grilled on the Weber Kettle, final sear on the Napoleon gasser, with a board sauce from our herb garden. Grilled some marinated shitake mushrooms. Was supposed to be for company, but one of them got sick last night, so it was all for us. Click image for larger version

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    • fzxdoc
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      Looks like a feast worth polishing off.

      Kathryn

    Playing in the kitchen... Tequila will give you ideas, a lot of ideas, good or bad.

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    • HawkerXP
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      Shrimp and octopus on grits?

    • SheilaAnn
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      What HawkerXP said. Looks like octopus to me.

    • Ernest
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      Octopus is correct. You get.... NOTHING.... for the correct answer. LOL

    Burgers om the weber gasser..
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      Click image for larger version  Name:	20210327_172313.jpg Views:	0 Size:	3.98 MB ID:	1009628Click image for larger version  Name:	20210327_175001.jpg Views:	0 Size:	5.12 MB ID:	1009629 So, a couple of firsts for me yesterday. I brined a pork butt in salt water for about 3 hrs. before smoking it ( a first). Then I cooked it until done without using the "crutch" (another first). Also did a first cook on my new Weber22. I smoked some chicken by placing the charcoal in the "snake" method ( another first) and laying chunks of hickory every so often. As an observation, I think the butt was a little drier than normal because I wasn't able to capture the fat and juice inside the tinfoil.
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        Yesterday's baby back ribs. 2, 2, 1. Perfect I say. Bite cleanly of the bone. Last time I did 3, 2, 1. They were over done.
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          I am proud to contribute to the Spring SUWYC for the first time with a progressive meal we basically ate all day.

          We started with prepping fruits and veges for the grill... bell/poblano/Hungarian wax peppers, onions and tomato for vege skewers. For the fruit, we had pineapple, papaya, mango and apple. Skewer time
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ID:	1009709We were hungry, so the results pic is kinda sketch, obviously a subset of the original taken after we had eaten significantly.. it was good, nothing earth shattering... yet Click image for larger version

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ID:	1009706 Things really kicked off with the bacon wrapped dates stuffed with goat cheese. These went so fast, no picture was achieved. With the Weber Kettle set up for 2-zone a humming, we threw on some wings. One had been dry rubbed w/Malcom’s BBQ Rub, the other just salted. After playing some Spikeball while they cooked, I sauced hot bbq sauce and the other set with spicy garlic Buffalo sauce. Click image for larger version

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ID:	1009704 After breaking out the Buffalo trace to aid in digestion and watching some March Madness, we decided to proceed with the Ribeyes. Pulled in the rare/medium rare range, served with wine, bourbon, and some bread to sop up those tasty juices Click image for larger version

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ID:	1009707 we then collapsed in victory... Happy weekend all!

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            My biggest cooking adventure for the weekend wax making my dog's food for the next month or so in the crockpot. Here's the before photo!

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            • HawkerXP
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              woof, woof!

            Za'atar marinated chicken thighs, Za'atar rice pilaf, steamed broccoli:

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            These chickens definitely skipped leg day:
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              Used top sirloin to make fajitas on la plancha
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                Todays smoked pork loin 🔥
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                • Attjack
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                  Nice smoke ring.

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                • Attjack
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                  Bam!

                Last to come off grill today
                smoked donair/gyro meat
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                • Attjack
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                  🤨 interesting.

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