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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC) - Volume 23, Fall 2021

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    It is WOK season! I present Sichuan Kung Pao Shrimp - or a version of at least.

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    • Panhead John
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      Wow that looks good! I like the addition of the hot peppers.

    • barelfly
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      Panhead John lots of peppers there - red and orange sweet peppers, the green is either a bell or a pasilla, not sure - we were given a bag or peppers from friends, also have jalapeño in there along with the chile de arbol and sichuan peppercorns.

      This had great flavor! Just throwing some stuff together with the base sauce of Kung Pao.

    • Spinaker
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      Great looking cook man! or should I say great looking Wok!

    On the way home from the bar I stopped off for salmon. Wild caught Sockeye was on sale which suited me just fine. I busted out the instant pot for brown rice. I also had a bag of sweet potatoes and some asparagus that needed to be used. I cooked everything except for the rice, obviously, on a sheet pan. Potato first, then the salmon and asparagus. I had a glass of rosé with the food. This meal really hit the spot tonight.

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    • tbob4
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      Looks great.

    More Food by the fire! Chuck roast in the dutch! And some Carnitas is the camping dutch.
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    • holehogg
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      2nd pic is magic.

    • Spinaker
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      Thanks! Sauna night is always magic. holehogg

    This is a Tomahawk Rib Eye with meat on the handle. Sous vide @ 135F for 4-5 hours. Then I seared it on my Weber Kettle over charcoal briquettes with a couple of small red oak logs on top.
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    • Spinaker
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      Dang! That is a great looking steak.

    • Panhead John
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      All of the above!

    • treesmacker
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      Beautiful... and I like "meat on the handle"!

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      Last nights Swiss mushroom and caramelized onions was so good, I had another one, with an added layer of cheddar. Where did that bottom bun disappear to?

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      • ofelles
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        repeat like!

      • tbob4
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        Home run!

      • Mr. Bones
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        More Cheese!

        Yeah, that can jus be BAD, on so many levels, LOL, Brother!
        Great lookin burgers, both posts!!!

      Smoked pork belly burnt ends per the recipe on the free side . After 1:50 in the smoke.
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      • tbob4
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        Love it

      • ecowper
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        Looking good!

      Bone in pork chop sous vide at 133.5 then seared off with roasted brocolli

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        Pork bellies after smoking. I see now why they’re called "pork candy".


        The finished Bahn Mi, which was delicious! Thanks for recommending it, ecowper .

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        • barelfly
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          Oh my! Pork belly bahn mi!!!!!!!

          Sign…..me…….up!!!!!!!!!!!!

        • ecowper
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          Beautiful!

        • SheilaAnn
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          My mouth is watering right now looking at that bahn mí!

        Sous vide ribs. So tender. I do not regret buying this set up at Costco.

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        • fzxdoc
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          And not a punctured bag in sight. Nice job!

          Kathryn

        • snowswamp
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          Thanks! I had three full racks cut in half and bagged. I was surprised when I pulled them all out the water was still clean. 😀

        This is (sort of) aloo gobi. I followed this recipe. But I was wanting to use up CSA veggies, so the potatoes became white sweet potatoes. And some versions of this and related recipes add peas. I figured that was close enough to add some green beans. Turned out pretty good. My most comfortable cook yet on the new induction cooktop, too.

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          An ode to PJ...

          Smoking some cheese in the MAK warming box, but I was hungry... had some avocados that were over ripe, so used what I could of them with some shredded cheese... 30 minute smoke only quesadillas on the finest plates around...

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          The cheese is a block of Swiss and a block of horseradish cheddar

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          • Panhead John
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            I was gonna give you a like….till I saw you was using my damn competition! And their "ultra" nonetheless!

          • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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            Panhead John sorry man, did the best I could with what I had

          • Mr. Bones
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            Looks great, wants to find me some horseradish cheddar!!! YUM!!!
            Last edited by Mr. Bones; November 20, 2021, 11:14 AM.

          Dinner tonight was chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, and a fall green salad. Did the chicken on the SnS kettle, using the Drip n Griddle as my roasting pan. This was a trial run for Thanksgiving. Especially trying a new gravy technique and a different green salad than usual.

          Green salad: romaine, diced tomatoes, carrots, celery, chopped up Fuyu persimmon, chopped walnuts, pomegranate seeds, and goat cheese. Tossed in Newman’s olive oil and vinegar dressing.

          Gravy making: Used Chef Jean-Pierre’s method.

          Seasoning for the chicken is Meathead’s poultry seasoning

          Mashed potatoes are my standard made with butter and cream.

          Trial run worked out well.

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          • fzxdoc
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            Chef Jean-Pierre better watch his back.

            K.

          Pizza night. Every time I make one of these, I seem to get just a little bit better at it.

          Toppings: hot Italian sausage browned (but not too much) with crushed fennel and pepper flakes, pepperoni, shredded mozzarella cheese, fire-roasted tomato sauce, and sliced serranos.

          I cook the pizza in the same cast iron pan as I do the sausage. I also "pre-brown" the crust over the stove for about 3-4 minutes before putting it in a 475 F oven for exactly 12 minutes.

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          • Michael_in_TX
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            Fennel and italian sausage is just plain amazing.

          • SheilaAnn
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            Michael_in_TX what a great idea doing a little "pre-cook" on the crust. I’m trying it!

          • Michael_in_TX
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            @SheliaAnn After the pan has cooled down enough from the sausage, I spread the dough out in it. I then cook it on the stove over medium high heat for 3-4 minutes. Lifting up with a spatula to check it. I'm looking for just a bit crispy, to where you can scrape up against it, but not too much as it will finish in the oven. Then on go the topping and into the oven.

          Parents are going out of town next week, and wife & I have company coming over on Thursday, so I went ahead and made a turkey tonight to take over to my parent's house

          Followed the e-book turkey guide we AR members got for free word-for-word. Spatchcocked the bird, dry brined it the night before using Meathead's poultry seasoning (adding a little extra kosher salt on the skin on the breast as the book suggested), built the gravy underneath the bird, etc...

          It turned out amazing. Absolutely delicious; a huge hit that everyone loved

          Chocolate pie for dessert
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          • Panhead John
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            Oh shit! I’m broke, please don’t ask for money! I’m a pit member, everyone knows we’re all broke because of MCS. (you’re also funny as hell Brad)
            Last edited by Panhead John; November 20, 2021, 04:26 AM.

          • STEbbq
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            I agree with everything John said Brad. Well, except the illegitimate son bit because my wife would kill me. 🤣

            Your first post was definitely memorable and I am very glad to see your posts and cooks improvement over time!

            My name is Brad, as the title suggests I live in rural North Georgia. I am very new to BBQ and smoking, but I really gotten into it big time lately! In fact I ain't even been cooking at all very long, honestly. I never learned to cook growing up, but in 2015 my then-girlfriend now-wife encouraged me to start learning and I

          • treesmacker
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            Beautiful... e-book - good idea!

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