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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC) - Volume 24, Winter 2021/2022

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    Stuck at the house with covid 11 months to the week since we had it last. Running through the wild game freezer...have enough to last all winter if need be lol. Couple of recent cooks. Bourbon turkey (too bad all I had was buffalo trace and expensive stuff, wild turkey wild turkey would be cool!), and a croque misure using American and parm instead of gruere and parm.
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    • texastweeter
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      Have venison chili in the Dutch over. Will make some corn chips with the dry masa for frito pie tomorrow.
      Last edited by texastweeter; January 17, 2022, 08:40 PM. Reason: Auto correct got me again

    Beef and chicken stir fry. I cut up the chicken and beef and asked SWMBO if she would mind cutting the veggies. She said OK - what veggies should she cut? I said whatever she wanted. Wound up with green pepper, onion, mushrooms, celery, bok choy, and zucchini. That worked out well.

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    • SheilaAnn
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      Yeah she did!

    • Troutman
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      Nice !! Add peanuts

    • RonB
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      Troutman - I woulda added some cashews if I had had any...

    Farmed Steelhead from Costco... baked on the pellet grill at 400F...

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    • Michael_in_TX
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      Gorgeous salmon, peas, rice....perfect plating!

    • tbob4
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      Very nice photos

    • Troutman
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      I like steelhead nearly as much as salmon and is usually cheaper. Good lookin plate my man !!!

    Yesterday's smoked beef ribs became tonight's barbecue Burbon Stroganoff-ish thingy. I pretty much made this up on the fly and it came out great. Just utterly decadent.

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    • Mr. Bones
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      !Ish is Good, Brother, an where I lagely live, when I fire up a heat source...

      Work with what ya gots, an what ya know, make a meal fer yer Loved Ones...

    I will never tire of this cook

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    • RonB
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      That's 'cause you get to light a fire instead of puttin' it out.

    • tbob4
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      There she is! I knew that despite your recent purchases you still loved her!!!

    • CaptainMike
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      And you know I was thinking of you as well, Ted!

    Being off work yesterday due to the holiday and unable to go anywhere due to the snow, left me with plenty of time to smoke a pork butt
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    • Mike-Sid
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      Perfect day to smoke! Looking good

    • holehogg
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      Commitment, I salute you Sir.

    I actually thought to snap a couple of pictures over the long weekend. I fired up the Weberon a cold Sunday to reverse sear some Berkshire pork chops and then yesterday I made a batch of smoked turkey chili from some turkey I smoked back around Thanksgiving.
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      Cast Iron Pan-Seared Faroe Salmon! Delicious!
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      Made a couple racks of ‘extra meaty’ loin back ribs last night. Took 6 hours at 245 for back ribs. These were cut at local grocery meat counter, so the one rack looks a little silly from sloppy knife work. Had a couple rubs to try on ribs. Hank’s won hands down. I’m gonna miss his rubs.
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        A couple slabs of bacon then loaded this for supper.

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        • holehogg
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          Huskee it's a shop bought maple syrup flavoured cured loin. I had never seen them before in a store. They appeared on the shelves just before Christmas and I picked 2 up at after season marked down price. My suspicion is they were cuts from excess back bacon from one of the factories. Looked yesterday for more but all sold out.

        • Huskee
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          OK that makes sense. It looked a bit thick for belly but also didn't look like a normal loin to me. In any case, yum!

        • holehogg
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          Huskee here's a pic of first one I bought

          I get 99.9% of my questions answered by the pit members even though I mostly haven't personally ask any of them. And then there are the answers to those questions, I had no idea I needed to ask but have an answer before I even knew I would be needing one. Today I have no answer or recall having read anything that might have

        Yesterday we had a three-time rescheduled birthday celebration for my son, who turned 27 on Dec 26, but came down with "sickness" along with his wife on the 28th. He had asked for my "Korean" wings, and I came up with a menu consisting of:

        - Dakgangjeong (Korean Fried Chicken Wings)
        - Vegetable Fried Rice
        - Salad with ginger & sesame dressing

        All in all it was really really good. I made rice at noon, put in the fridge to cool in some pans, and started cooking at 4pm, finished cooking at 6:30pm with the final batch of wings. The recipe for the wings involves a thin batter (water, flour, corn starch), and frying all wings twice. Tossed in a mixture of gochujang, sesame, ginger, toasted sesame oil, etc.

        Took a while to get 10 pounds of wings done, since they started from almost frozen, and the oil in all 3 fryers had to recover a little between batches. Also decided my next cooktop will have higher BTU burners, as it was a struggle to reach 375 on a big dutch oven of oil on the stove top. It also took longer than usual to get the fried rice done as it was about 34F outside. Cooked the rice first on the Camp Chef flattop, and put into the oven at 170F to hold for dinner.

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        The mess I made in the kitchen....

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        Saucy!

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        Dinner served using Panhead John 's finest china, glassware and flatware...

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        • Troutman
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          "Dakgangjeong"? What did you call me??

        • jfmorris
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          Haha Troutman I know! That’s what they called it over at ATK where I got the recipe. I actually got this one off a PBS episode of ATK, then got the spelling years later off their website.

        • tamidw
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          Looks good! Glad you were finally able to have the birthday dinner for your son. I had same thing happen with my daughter. Was supposed to see her on her birthday (Jan. 1) and she got sick right after Christmas. Was only able to see her last night.

        Turkey soup ..... I froze the carcass of the thanksgiving turkey. Brought it out last week and made turkey soup with it. Onions, carrots, celery, garlic, bay leaves, turkey carcass, and water. Cooked for about 8 hours. Most of it is turkey stock and is in the freezer. But 8 cups I turned into turkey noodle soup :-)

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        • ofelles
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          warms my tummy!

        • Huskee
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          Outstanding! I love this stuff.

        Last night, after a lazy day of not doing much of anything, I cooked a couple bone in NY strips for dinner. The SnS Kettle, as usual, kicked butt!

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        • jhapka
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          I gotta stop visiting this thread on an empty stomach

        • Dr. Pepper
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          Beautiful!

        I was pleasantly surprised to find a 22" Weber in good condition at the Airbnb I stayed at last weekend.

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        • Dr. Pepper
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          Did you gift them a SNS?

        • Attjack
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          Dr. Pepper naw, I'm a coal banker that way there's no special equipment to come to rely on.

        Jerk chicken, plantains, rice and black beans
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        • theroc
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          Spectacular

        • Ernest
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          SheilaAnn plantains (extremely ripe) and jerk chicken are like peanut butter and jelly

        • Troutman
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          That's restaurant quality right there.

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