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    Tested out Raichlen's pastrami bacon recipe and was happy with the result. Starting a larger batch today for some friends!
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    • tbob4
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      Love it

    • FireMan
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      Make it larger & we’ll be over.

    Whole Fried "Trimmed and Ready" Chicken Breast. Cover both sides with Tony's. Let sit in fridge uncovered for a couple days. Fry at 325-350 to get total darkness. Wrap in foil take to 160. Drop onions in oil long enough to make them taste Not-Raw.
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    • tbob4
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      That looks really good. I’ve done sautéed onions on just about everything but chicken breast. Going to do it now.

    • texastweeter
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      So, like a fried chicken tender with no breading....hmmm...

    • Jerod Broussard
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      texastweeter I typically use cornmeal and was out, plus maybe Tony's contains Wheat

    Pork loin chops tonight. First, dry brined. Then stuffed with smoked Gouda cheese. Finally, wrapped in bacon and cooked on the pellet grill until internal reached 140ish. Finished in the cast iron skillet to crisp the bacon. Served with a broccoli casserole. Delicious!

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    • Jfrosty27
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      Winner

    • Andrrr
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      That got my mouth watering. Well done.

    • Troutman
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      Nice combo

    Shish Kabobless again. I don't like skewering all the meat and veggies, so I use a perforated pan to grill this hot and fast. Beef, chicken, and veggies with a homemade Asian Sauce.

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    • Skip
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      Looks delicious!

    • DTro
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      Great idea! Love skewers for serving and presentation but this looks just as good.

    • Troutman
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      I’ve got one of those pans, haven’t used it in like forever. Perhaps this is some inspiration, sure looks delicious!

    Chicken covered with holy voodoo rub, yellow rice and salad.
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    • DTro
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      That looks really good. How do you do your rice? It looks delicious.

    • Slieb845
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      DTro its yellow rice from the store. just followed package directions. Boil water, add rice and stir for 1 minute, let it simmer on low for 20- 25 min. the crust on the bottom is the best part!

    Made a left turn this evening. Manicotti, store bought. The last of our Thanksgiving sausage, braciole and sauce. Loaded with parmagania cheese Baked 30 minutes. Small portion of baguette and Chianti.

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    • DTro
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      Looks good! Chianti pics of it didn't happen😀

    • Troutman
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      I just downloaded recipes for both. I’m thinking about a long cook of braciole and sausage in gravy this weekend! Timely post !!

    • RichieB
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      Troutman just asked my wife if she has a recipe. No, she just does it. Only been 20 plus years. Hers is done indoors and I can assure you smoke doesn't kiss it. But damm it's freakin' delicious.

    Broke in my new Weber Genesis II ep335..
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    • Elton's BBQ
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      @DaveD
      That is presmoked (in store) bone in pork ribloin

    • Troutman
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      Look at Elton, Upping his game to notches unknown 👍

    • fzxdoc
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      Wow, I like that fancy grill grate. Breaking in a new BBQ toy with some piggie is perfect. Great job and good choice! The pig is my BBQ spirit animal, I love its meat so much.

      Kathryn

    Sometimes your expectations aren't met and today was one. Food was ok, but was looking forward to more of a wow. Oh well.

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    • tbob4
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      While the taste might not have knocked your socks off, the photo is pretty darn good.

    • Dr. Pepper
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      It looks good. What was missing for you? (For the photo, something green and something orange?)

    • holehogg
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      Dr. Pepper just wanted more from the meal. While preparing I was sure it was going to be better than it was. Such happens.

    Making Italian Beef (MH’s recipe) with a chuck roast and some pork belly burnt ends on the WSM. I set the flame boss for 250F. An hour into the cook the dome thermo read 400F. I of course dismissed it as another malfunctioning WSM thermo until the beef hit 130F in 1hr 50 min. Then I realized I had put the flame boss pit temp probe over the pan of juice for the beef, throwing off the flame boss. But now I am wondering at what temp did I actually cook the beef at??

    Added pic of Pork Belly Burnt Ends.
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    • Dr. Pepper
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      I can't comment on the temp issue, but that is going to be delicious. FWIW, Chicago Italians weren't checking temps.

    • tbob4
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      The added photo is awesome!

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    A rainy day in southern Minnesota so...Fish Chowder to warm us up Made with Smoked Salmon, Clams, and Shrimp.

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    • holehogg
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      Almost midnight and hot here. I could do that right now regardless of the weather. Looks super good Sir.

    • Bogy
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      Skip what a coincidence, it's rainy here in northern Iowa too. But I don't have any of that wonderful looking chowder to warm me up.

    • DaveD
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      Killer comfort food!

    After years of faithful service and been rusted through i decided it was time to retire my old weber kettle so had my 1st cook on my new weber tonight. Grilled pork steaks. Cut from a chunk of meat, marinated in mayonnaise with a homemade rub and left for a few hours before cooking



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    • Troutman
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      Food looks really great, and congrats on the new Weber. Only problem I’m having is that guy staring at us on the pepper grinder, kind of creeping me out.😂

    • fzxdoc
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      I couldn't help but notice that Matsu organic wine bottle. I bought all three "flavors" of that varietal. The labeling was so clever--with each length of aging, the wine label aged too--from a young guy to a middle aged guy and then an older guy. I liked the older guy bottle of wine the best (much to my fella's relief, since he figures he won't have to worry in the coming years. I didn't tell him I like the young guy's picture the best, though . Well, who wouldn't, I'm thinking
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    • Draznnl
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      Congrats on the new kettle. Nice looking cook to initiate it with.

    Tonight's cook and sorta review. I searched for the Breville Smart Grill section and did not find it.
    This grill rocks. Cooked bacon at 400, dialed down to 350 and cooked the burgers.

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    • SammyJ
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      No, it does not. Actually, the heating element is built into the plate, and it only goes in one way. Top and bottom can be reversed, and the plates are available.

    • tbob4
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      fzxdoc - do you have the waffle attachment for yours? It is is great!

    • fzxdoc
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      No, tbob4 , the waffle iron plate was only available on the smaller sized Cuisinart griddle. I opted for the larger size but alas, no waffle attachment.

      Kathryn

    Was so satisfied with my last meat order from Porter Road that I recently got another one. First thing I tore into from it was the ground beef, made some burgers yesterday. We each had an extra piece of bacon on the side...because I accidentally made too much

    Delicious!
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    • holehogg
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      No such thing as too much bacon.

    • Caffeine88
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      Too much bacon? Seriously?

      The burgers look great😁

    • Draznnl
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      Your burger looks tremendous. Clever of you to cook a side order of bacon and call it extra.

    Disclaimer: I didn't cook these. Our good friends brought us supper tonight as I was recently discharged from the hospital. In addition to a beautiful chicken pot pie and the fixings, Mike sent over a batch of pork belly burnt ends as a special "get well present."

    The dude has class and style, no doubt!
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    • texastweeter
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      Yeah I wouldn't have sent those, lol. Maybe I am a bad friend.

    • BradNorthGA
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      Hope you're feeling better!

    • bunky2021
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      Thanks for your well wishes, friends. I've had a bit of a recent "health adventure" there but I'm doing well and on the mend!

    Why have stir fry beef with broccoli when you can have stir fry beef with romanesco instead?

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    • SheilaAnn
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      Great idea! I think I am getting romanesco in csa tomorrow!

    • Caffeine88
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      Dr. Pepper 🤣🤣🤣
      You, sir, are a nerd that I could hang out with.

    • Dr. Pepper
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      Caffeine88 Ditto. We would make espresso macchiatos and talk meat and science!

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