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    If you recall, the large skirt steak was broken down and I saved the thicker center cut (if you will). Dalmatian rubbed. Grilled hot and fast, turning often. I didn’t want to tank it like I did the other pieces. Just wanted to let the meat speak for itself. Y’all, this was amazing!!! My one critique would be that I tested the doneness by feel. The marbling was so perfect, that it fooled me a bit. BUT, even the edges were like butter! Served with baker and sautéed garlic spinach.

    Oh, and this is the Akaushi Wagyu from Click.
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    Last edited by SheilaAnn; November 14, 2021, 11:52 AM. Reason: Listed the brand of beef.

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    • BradNorthGA
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      Wow that looks so good!

    • Old Glory
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      Looks Amazing!

    • Mr. Bones
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      Bein a relative Novitiate, I'm truly embarassed to havedta admit, I'm not even entirely certain what's th difference between wagyu, an "Manager's Special", which is what I usually grab...

    Expresso salt, candied bacon, caramel brownie for church auction.
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    • holehogg
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      Man if the exchange rate wasn't so big I would have outbid them. Shhhhewww, as a brownie fanatic I'd be all over that and a must have recipe for me please.

    • Mr. Bones
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      Yup. No way could thatta been tasty, or anything

      As If, humpfph

    • STEbbq
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      holehogg I will type up the recipe and ping you. It’s about as simple as you’d expect.

    Had to repeat or police would be called....
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    • FireMan
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      Call em, yup, call em!

    • BFlynn
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      Just seeing your posts make my pants not fit.


      Looks great

    Taco - couldn’t post a photo of the finished product because Panhead John would add it to his fail post. Oh, what the heck. It was delicious. How to make a delicious taco ugly -

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    • Caffeine88
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      "HARD to make a make a delicious taco ugly." - fixed it for ya 😁👍🏻

    • holehogg
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      I'll stand in line for that "ugly" anyday.

    • Mr. Bones
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      Little Known fact: We only eat with our eyes, until our taste buds become involved...then? All Bets Are Off... Sez I.

      Furthermore, them there tacos are lookin Slammin, to me! WTG Ted!!!
      Last edited by Mr. Bones; November 15, 2021, 01:52 AM.

    So, I've never been a huge pork tenderloin fan. Sure, it's juicy and tender (as long as not overcooked), but I've always found it boring. Whenever I would remark on this, at least three people on here would say "try Bahn mi!"

    So I did. Wow. This is it. I don't think I am going to make pork tenderloin any other way again.

    The marinade was very simple, equal parts fish sauce, rice vinegar, and hoisin sauce. I marinated for 24 hours.

    I chose my Weber Kettle as I wanted to sear the tenderloin, then have it finish on the indirect side. Love my SnS for these types of cooks. Also, as an aside, I am so much more relaxed with cooking now. A few years ago I would fret about the exact amount of coals, the exact vent settings, and the exact temp. For this cook, I just used 3/4 of a standard chimney and set the vents to half open. I didn't even use a grill thermometer. This isn't baking; this is grilling.

    Here we are searing....

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    Then finishing indirect (some cherrywood thrown in as well) until 143 F.


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    Love that.

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    Mmmm....

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    I picked up some made-that-day sub rolls from the grocery store. Using a trick from Sam the Cooking Guy, I brushed them with an egg wash (white only) and then sprinkled on some corn meal. Five minutes at 350 F in the oven.
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    I think I nailed the doneness. (Bottom bun is coated in mayo; top bun in hoisin sauce.)


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    I had quick pickled some carrots and jalapenos. Basically, a bit of salt and cover with rice vinegar. They probably soaked for 45 minutes.

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    This was soooo tasty!

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      It would stand up for a bit.....That fish sauce does add a little something to it, to be sure. But it would be like any lean mean....roast beef, turkey beast....you need "a something else" with it.

    • holehogg
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      Oh boy.

    • bbqLuv
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      Poor boy looking good. New if they are pickled Jalapenos . . .

    2 1/2 lb prime tri-tip frpm Wild Fork Foods with a side of Rancho Gordo Eye of the Goat beans - cooked using the recipe fzxdoc posted awhile back: Rajma (Northern India-style) Beans: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...760#post769760

    On the PK-O for some color

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    Moved to the kamado to finish. Here it is resting:

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    • Caffeine88
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      Yes, please!

    • FireMan
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      Uh, could I have one or two more slices please?

    Oxtails...Hickory Smoked for 2.5 hours then braised until tender. Got Oxtails on sale for $5.99 lb.


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    • Jfrosty27
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      I also love oxtail. My mom made oxtail stew when I was a kid because it was cheap. Nor so much any more. Big fam, small financials. It was so, so good. Now I need to make it.

    • bbqLuv
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      Oxtails and butter beans, Oh so good.
      $6 lbs ouch.

    • troymeister
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      bbqLuv In the Chicago area oxtails have been running anywhere from $11.99 to $15.99 lb. $5.99 was a deal.

    Wasn’t sure where to post this, so here it is. A lot of goodness. 7 oz of homemade Chipotle. Grew the jalapeños, ripened in the sun. Smoked over pecan pellets. Click image for larger version

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      Venison barbacoa
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      • Caffeine88
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        Man. That looks great! The venison should be a great flavor in there.

      • Michael_in_TX
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        Perfectly dressed taco, perfectly dressed....

      • FireMan
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        NOW we’re talkin! 👍

      Snowy day in wisconsin brought me to an all day chuck, bottle of Zinfandel poured in, beef bone broth, onions, potatoes, & carrots.


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      • tbob4
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        I feel comfortable looking at that!

      • SheilaAnn
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        (Enter name of red wine) braised beef is the best. Maybe not a Pinot noir or Beaujolais, but ya know what I mean! Looks so comforting!

        And it was in the mid 80’s here today. Dang, I miss the Midwest sometimes.

      • Mr. Bones
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        Umm, zackly Where was th bottle of Zinfandel poured in, Richard? Yer receipt, or yerself? Mebbe fitty-fitty? LOL Brother

        Food looks Fantastic!

      Lamb Rogan Josh from a recipe by Madhur Jaffrey. Came out delicious.

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        Dewesq55 are we not supposed to eat this way? I do it all the time with good Indian and naan. Mint chutney sauce is a must especially with lots of cilantro.

      • Dewesq55
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        STEbbq - Of course we are! That's why I said I do it. 😁

      • tbob4
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        Looks great!!

      Flank steak stir fry topped with ginger scallion sauce. The stir fry itself wasn't all that great, but the ginger scallion my wife made was amazing.

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      • Attjack
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        Well, it looks great

      • BradNorthGA
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        I missed this post yesterday, glad I scrolled through again and saw this. Looks great. Ginger is a favorite flavor around here

      Click Akaushi Tri-Tip rubbed with Santa Maria Rub cooked on BGE reverse seared. Was so tender and buttery.

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      • treesmacker
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        Gosh that's pretty! 😋😮

      • SheilaAnn
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        Old Glory this Akaushi stuff is dang near marbled perfection. Great looking tri-tip!

      • holehogg
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        Oh boy.

      Pork Tenderloin Garlic Ginger Stir Fry

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      • Attjack
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        Damn, that looks good.

      • Mr. Bones
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        Plate of NOM!!!!

      Once again I am making SVQ pork loin with the Clint Cantwell recipe here on AR. I think this is the 3rd or 4th time I've done it this year. It's good, practically foolproof, and makes enough food for my wife & I to eat on for a week. Pork loin ain't terribly expensive either.

      As has become a ritual around here, as soon as the pork loin was ready I cut it into slices & made some Cuban sandwiches with it

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      • Caffeine88
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        I still haven't tried anything SVQ. You are making me think hard about changing that. Looks awesome.

      • BradNorthGA
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        Caffeine88 SVQ reverse sear ribeye is unbeatable

      • SheilaAnn
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        Cubanos! Yum!

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