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    Homemade pizza biscuits. They were good, but need some work. Fun as hell to make.
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    • STEbbq
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      Yum. More like a calzone or biscuit do you think?

    • Eric2662
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      @zero_credi HAHA
      You do make an excellent point. It is more like a calzone. Ill have to do these open faced next time.

    Today was a good day. Smoked a Wagyu brisket point with cherry wood. I did this one by feel (probe tender) instead of temp. The reason for that is the fat content, both marbling and type of fat. I smoked it at 130° C (265°F) for 6.5 hours, then faux cambro for 3 hours. Turned out absolutely AMAZING! So rich, full of flavor, with perfect bark! Very happy with this one.

    Barkalicious!!

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    Check out the juiciness!!

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    With these pictures, I'm gonna dig in on a load of brisket. I wish you an awesome weekend, Hank is out!!


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    • Panhead John
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      A few drinks has never stopped my grammar policing, carry on.

    • tbob4
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      I was looking forward to the after photos. You did not disappoint. I have a question - did the meat lose much weight in the cook? Having never cooked Wagyu, I always wondered if a large cut rendered down.

    • Henrik
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      Thanks! Yes, it renders down, but not noticeably more than a regular brisket. I calculate a 50-55% yield.

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    I did these last week for a friend’s grandson first birthday party. 3, +8lb pork butts before trimming. 48 hour dry brine. 2, Weber Performers, cherry wood for smoke, Kingsford charcoal. I like to cut the butts in half for more bark. I also catch the drippings in a foil pan to be separated and mixed into the meat after pulling. I used a SnS in one kettle and a Smokenator in the other. 9.5 hours to get the last two hunks to probe tender. Let them rest in the oven a couple of hours and pulled. 1 large sheet pan and 1 half sheet pan yield.
    Last edited by HawkerXP; October 22, 2021, 12:47 PM.

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    • HawkerXP
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      This was my first time using the Smokenator painter it came with one of my used Webers.
      I was quite impressed with it. Held a steady 250 for most of the cook. Not quite as big a load of charcoal as the SnS so I left the water pan on top so I could stuff more KBB inside.

    • fzxdoc
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      Dueling Performers. Great-looking results. Congrats.

      K.

    • tbob4
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      That must have been one delicious party

    Halibut Sandwich. Used Sitka Ground Halibut and Zimmern’s recipe for crab cakes. I subbed whole grain mustard for Dijon. Brioche bun, tartar sauce and shreddy letty.

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    • theroc
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      I always thought that grinding halibut meat would be kind of sacrilegious, but that looks awesome, You've changed my mind!

    • SheilaAnn
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      theroc I didn’t grind it…. It came as a 1# pack in my share box. I have some leftover that will turn into halibut cake Benedict in the morning.

    • theroc
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      Thanks SheilaAnn. I think we must get different boxes. Ours have been just salmon recently. I wouldn't mind some of the other varieties.

      Mmmm. Halibut benedict!

    I had a little pastrami left and wanted a Rueben. But I had no rye and no sauerkraut on hand. So I made a Rueben-san. Dave's Killer Bread, sriracha-mayo, homemade pastrami, swiss cheese, and kimchi.

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    • Jim White
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      Love the Reuben-san name. On our getaway last week, my wife had a tuna Kimchichanga. Yes, it was tuna and kimchi rolled up in a tortilla and fried. Really creative and good!

    • tbob4
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      That looks great!!

    • Attjack
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      tbob4 I would definitely make it again.

    Smoked Peach Dump cake. Never again in my cast iron. Click image for larger version

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    • SheilaAnn
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      SammyJ I am guessing too much natural sugar from the peaches and it wrecked the pan?

    • holehogg
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      Looks delish. Sorry about the pan.

    • SammyJ
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      Scrubbed, wash, dry in oven. Coat of oil, back in oven.

    Dinner Tonight, Walmart plate!

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    • ofelles
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      You're probably safe.............PJ's too drunk to notice!

    Leftovers again?
    BLT (Fried Brisket Point), and Burnt Ends.
    Expensive plates.
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    • Ernest
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      I prefer leftovers!!!

    • SheilaAnn
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      Oh snap…..

    • tbob4
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      That's my kind of meal

    Shrimp Vindaloo over plain Basmati rice. The Vindaloo was made with Patak's Vindaloo spice paste, grabbing doctored by me. The shrimp were 8-12 count left over from my birthday dinner in April. I had to use them up. They were excellent Click image for larger version

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      Pork chop, sautéed mushrooms and onions.
      Balsamic vinegar sauce

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      • tbob4
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        Time for pork chops again, thanks to this photo.

      Grilled chicken, and today’s bread bake, including a photo of the last 2 days of bread.

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      • Caffeine88
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        Wow. That bread!

      • holehogg
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        Your bread always impresses.
        Think it's time to add a vowel and additional letter to your surname and pronounce it crust. Richard Chruzt.

      • tbob4
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        Damn Richard, I really appreciate your bread photos - but that chicken. oh my, my!

      Pasta ai funghi (with chantarelles rather than a mix)

      will make again




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      • Dr. Pepper
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        Thanks for the link. I love the SE pasta approach. Starchy water!

      • SheilaAnn
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        Be still my heart….. chanterelles!

      • ofelles
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        Will try this. It sounds great!

      Thank you STEbbq for this great chicken parm recipe. This is a keeper.
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      Inspired recently posted lamb dishes, I couldn't pass this up!

      ​​​​​Lamb chops with garlic, rosemary, thyme, and oregano for a couple hours at 130 in the hot tub time machine, followed by a screaming hot cast iron skillet sear with a butter baste. Added rosemary roasted red potatoes and asparagus. No sauce, but still tasty!
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      • Dr. Pepper
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        We don't need no stinking sauce! Looks great as is. Simple, pure, delicious.

      • BradNorthGA
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        I got to get into cooking some lamb. Zero experience so far

      • Caffeine88
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        BradNorthGA That's maybe the 3rd time I've done it, and every other bite last night was us wondering why we haven't done it more. My wife loves lamb, but I've never wanted to tackle it. This chops came from Costco for $8.99/lb. That's pretty darn cheap for level of delish!

      Chili season is back, baby!
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      • fzxdoc
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        Cool idea. Thanks for the inspiration!

        I found the Traeger recipe here:
        Our Smoked Over the Top Chili is full of tomatoes, onions, and beans, and gets its unique name from having a seasoned ground beef meatball cooked right over the top of the chili pot right in your pellet grill.


        The skillet corn cakes she serves with it look pretty tasty too, but I'd make them savory, not sweet with some corn and jalapenos mixed in.


        Kathryn
        Last edited by fzxdoc; October 23, 2021, 07:38 AM.

      • Caffeine88
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        Thanks! That's is why I enjoy this site so much. Awesome ideas I'd never think of or try. 👍🏻👍🏻

      • BradNorthGA
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        I've been making chili like this for the past 3 years, love it

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