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    Miso glazed cod with asparagus and garlic bread.

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    • mnavarre
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      Yep, dry sherry will work fine.

    • SheilaAnn
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      +1 on the shaoxing or dry sherry

    • Dr. Pepper
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      And the sherry does lend a nice flavor

    Went to my friends potluck Christmas party and my contribution was a cast iron pan of baked beans.

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    • RichieB
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      Looks delicious. What a gasser. 😊

    • Mr. Bones
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      Them Beanz is always Welcome as th rain, to any dang ol Potluck I ever have goin on!

      That there is One Servin, Right?

    Smoked Pulled Pork! Smoked low and slow at 225° for 5 1/2 hrs followed by a 1 1/2 hr wrap at 275°, finishing with a 2 hr rest!
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    • DaveD
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      That looks fabulous!

    • TWBarbecue
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      DaveD Thank you much!

    Bought some pork from a local farmer. He sold a couple of his pigs in 20 lb samples. First thing I cooked was the pork chop equivalent to a porterhouse. I thought it was pretty good. Lots of fat marbling and the rich flavor I expect from pork that didn't come from a feedlot.

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    • smokenoob
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      Nice score! Like the marble

    • ecowper
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      smokenoob I got the sample pack they sold at just $10/lb .... for artisanal pork in small quantities that's pretty good. And will entice me to buy a half a pig

    3-1-1. Not 100%, but close.

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    • smokenoob
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      I’ll be the judge of that, send me some!
      I give it a 10 on the visual!

    • fzxdoc
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      Looks like you're getting there. You'll have it perfected next time, I bet. That looks delicious!

      Kathryn



    Good sourdough...

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      A new dish, in a way, that I have not made in the past. I say that because it’s Asian-Italian fusion. San Francisco style Garlic Noodles with shrimp that I saw Kenji make on YouTube yesterday. So simple but so flavorful with the combo of fish sauce, oyster sauce and soy sauce that’s then finished with a bit of Parmesan cheese. Also made the noodles in a skillet with just enough water to cover. Made a super-concentrated water that provided a nice creaminess to the overall dish.

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      • smokenoob
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        Sweeeeet!

      • Dr. Pepper
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        That looks and sounds great, barelfly Can you post a link to that YouTube Kenji video?
        Thanks,
        Daniel

      • barelfly
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        Here you go Dr. Pepper Daniel! https://youtu.be/wK9OHVxB_Z8

        You can also use Dungeness Crab in the dish….which, you know…I just happened to run out before last night living in NM
        Last edited by barelfly; December 15, 2021, 10:28 AM.

      Nothing kills a good sear like a propane tank slowly losing its fuel while you're inside checking the potatoes and opening a bottle of wine. The flat iron was still tasty AF though.


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      • Attjack
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        smokenoob Luckily I had more propane on hand.

      • Dr. Pepper
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        So.... Attjack ...... just how long does it take you to 'open' a bottle of wine? 🤔🍷

      • Attjack
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        Long enough for the temperature to drop significantly.

      Inspired by Eric2662 I made a smoked pecan pie (here's my recipe). First smoke the nuts, but what I also did was use a really dark syrup. In Sweden we call it dark bread syrup. Not sure if the American equivalent is either treacle or molasses, but it has a dark almost roasted/burnt flavor that is amazing. Turned out fabulous!

      I also (by habit) add some vanilla sugar to the whipped cream (when whipping it), it really adds a nice touch.

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      • Eric2662
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        This looks fantastic. Really nice job!!

      • Dr. Pepper
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        I agree that the sweet whipped cream is essential!

      • Henrik
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        Thanks Eric2662!

      ​ ​More sauna time Dutch cooking! Tonight we have pork belly, left over chuck, pork steak, onions, garlic spices and some fresh thyme.

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      • barelfly
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        Man…it must have been so good, you ate the photos too!

      • Henrik
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        Man, talk about roughing it... ;-)

      • Spinaker
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        Soooooo, good. Henrik barelfly

      Smoked Baked Beans with leftover Pulled Pork! Smoked at 250° Uncovered for 1 1/2 hrs and covered for 1 1/2 hrs. Inspired by Malcom Reed at How To BBQ Right. Easy and delicious!
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      • treesmacker
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        Nice job! That looks good. Reminds me of something I did the other day to use up some failed pork ribs. The ribs were too tough and chewy, but full of bark and flavor... I made up a batch of seasoned mayocoba beans and then stripped the meat off the bones, chopped it up, and threw it in there; then 5 minutes under pressure in the instant pot and I had a good dish. Leftovers had some rice added and folded into bean burritos. All good. New definition of "Pork and Beans".

      • TWBarbecue
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        treesmacker Excellent idea!

      • Mr. Bones
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        Them there look like some Dayum Good, Official, Proper, stand a wooden spoon up in em kinda beans, Brother~!

        Hail Yayuss!!! Lookin forward to any receipt, secrets, insight that ya might be willin to share with us mere mortals...

      Locally sourced New Mexico Green Chile Bratwurst with caramelized onions and onion jam.

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      • treesmacker
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        "New Mexico Green Chile Bratwurst"...now thats gotta be GOOD!

      • barelfly
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        treesmacker - they were good! Green chile from NM, and the pork comes from one of the ranches that is local to the area as well. Really good stuff!

      Wasa bread with brown cheese..
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      • BFlynn
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        I thought that was a pop tart and I was very confused

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      Beef Stew made indoors in Lodge CI Dutch Oven. A simple winter time staple.

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      • Spinaker
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        More dutch cooking! Looks great Skip!

      today..before leave for Dallas..Italian roll flank steak,green beans,and pomegranate salsa on the weber 22 with sns
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