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    #31
    Some more of the flat bread I made today, and eggs two ways from my farmer / supplier. Also some thinly sliced beef rib left overs, just to make sure it’s a salad. Sunny side up and poached. I deleted my earlier post in wrong thread.

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    Last edited by Richard Chrz; March 22, 2022, 06:33 PM.

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    • tbob4
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      Gosh darn Richard! That thinly sliced beef rib is ambrosia. I really need to try that. Unbelievable!!!! Update - I just showed this photo to Lisa and based on her review of the your cook I am definitely going to try this.
      Last edited by tbob4; March 25, 2022, 10:08 PM.

    • troymeister
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      Beautiful!

    • hoovarmin
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      OMG Ricardo, that flat bread is gorgeous.

    #32
    Smoked Honey Bourbon BBQ Sauce-Glazed Porterhouse Pork Chops!

    Smoked at 250° until IT reached 135° then glazed with a honey bourbon bbq sauce to set up until IT reached 145°. Absolutely Delicious!
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    • Jfrosty27
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      I love pork chops and this is my favorite way to make them. Yours look perfect.

    • tbob4
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      Beautiful

    • Towering Inferno
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      Just gorgeous and mouth watering. I bow to you. ;-)

    #33
    Repeat dish…. But I am proud of it. Exotic Mushroom Pan Fry. Its a combo of mushrooms sautéed down and finished with chipotle and cream. Topped with diced Roma, avocado and crumbLed cotija. Served over a grilled polenta cake (you can’t see it). And because BF needs meat in one meal, I grilled up a loin chop from my pig share.

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    • texastweeter
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      Fantastic looking chop! 2 things I love, grits (yes I know its a bit different from polenta, the whole flint corn vs dent corn thing) and mushrooms!

    • holehogg
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      That's a great looking meal and the avatar not too bad ☺️

    • tbob4
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      I would definitely be proud of that! It is not just a good looking cook but you captured it perfectly in the photos.

    #34
    While looking at the last of my beef ribs from Sunday, I decided I could do a bbq beef Pizza. Slow smoked beef ribs, mushrooms, green onion, shaved parmesan, on a 100 percent hydration sourdough flat bread crust, some fresh sauce from San Marzano’s, and grated some mozz.

    I will do this again, but with a twist! Just saying!


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    • Old Glory
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      Please open a restaurant!

    • DaveD
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      Seriously salivating! Can't wait to see what the Twist is... kinda like a Twilight Zone episode, you know there's gonna be one...

    • tbob4
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      Hahahahahaha. I was slow getting the the "Spring show us" thread. I thought I had seen everything with the eggs and thinly sliced ribs. Now this. You are my hero.

    #35
    Inspired by SammyJ 's chicken with Alabama white bbq sauce, I gave it a go and cooked a couple of quarters over an open fire. This is so tasty. I made a big mistake, however, I didn't make any leftovers. Thanks for the share!

    It was plated with pintos, sweet peppers, and mushrooms.

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    • texastweeter
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      That looks great.

    • tbob4
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      I LOVE white sauce chicken. You do it justice!

    #36
    Not content with normal, I cut breast into small bits size. Seasoned with salt, pepper, and "Holy Voodoo" rub

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    Vacuum sealed and in Sous vide at 145 for 3 hours.

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    got to thaw the sauce

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    Stir Fry with seasoned chicken

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    • DaveD
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      How long was the final step in the wok once you mixed everything together?

    • SammyJ
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      about 17 minutes, only because I keep it cooking until the noodles got soft. The "Bird's Eye" package said 10 minutes.

    • Old Glory
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      Looks really good. I still don't understand why people are cooking stuff Sous Vide for so long. When I cook chicken breasts it is only an hour for a full breast because of thickness. I get it if you have a tough piece of meat and you are tenderizing it. But why cook for 3 hours when you can cook it for 1 hour?

    #37
    Quick Weeknight Meal. Sous Vide Pork Chops seared in CI Pan. Baked Sweet Potato and green beans.

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    • Skip
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      Wonderful meal. Those Pork Chops are a favorite!

    • Andrrr
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      I keep toying with the idea of a SV but I haven’t done it yet. A quick chop meal like that keeps me revisiting the idea. Which makes me wonder though, did you bake the potato in the oven the whole time or did you SV that too?

    • Old Glory
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      Andrrr I did not do the potatoes SV. I used the microwave to cook them then finished in the toaster oven.

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    mixed grill of free form venison sausage, Johnsonville brats and a lamb loin,,,
    carnivores delight

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    • DaveD
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      That's... a lot of meat.

    • Dr. Pepper
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      A different take on the three food groups: 🦌 🐖 🐑

    • tbob4
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      That is a BBQ plate!

    #39
    So checking the fridge, had some stuff that needed to be used.about 1/2 cup heavy cream, maybe 1/3 of a bunch of parsley, 10ish oz of pork roast left over from yesterday, assorted small hunks of cheese, some taters past their prime, 1/2 an onion, and about 1/2 a pack of chicken thighs. What to do.
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    • texastweeter
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      Buffalo chicken thighs and gratin

    • DaveD
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      Thighs are our favorite chicken, hands down. Nice work!

    • Troutman
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      Not bad !!

    #40
    Like a few others here, I had some leftover corned beef and cabbage. Used the leftover corned beef for some hash. The fried eggs really bring it up a notch. I ate most of the whole pan because I’m trying to expand my 32” waist 😂😂 to a 34……

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    • MarkN
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      One of my absolute favorite meals is Eggs over Leftovers. The pictures would be perfection if the yolks were running rivers of gold over the rest of the hash.

    • Panhead John
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      I tried poking one of em and messed it up, not that much came out. I said screw it, I’m eating. 😂

    • tbob4
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      Listen - I can train you to get even beyond that 34. While everything you put in there looks delicious - I could not do better - you could add a full cube of butter to accomplish the goal a bit faster.

    #41
    That's a lot of food. Go for a run, that way you can heave it.

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      #42
      Teriyaki glazed salmon, sweet potato, and asparagus.

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      • Attjack
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        Everything was done in my Flip air fry oven. I scored the potato with a fork and drizzled a little EVOO on it and some kosher salt and pepper.

      • texastweeter
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        Asperagus is one of my favorite vegitables.

      • holehogg
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        Could sub broccoli for the asparagus BTW.

      #43
      Fried Pizza Rolls.

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      • Old Glory
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        My favorite snack growing up in the 80's

      • SammyJ
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        Do you do door dash, if so, I'll order!

      • Jerod Broussard
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        SammyJ once I get my Lexus RX350 in 1.85 years I'll be able to Dash more affordabley, 2007 4-speed won't cut it. Plus it's currently getting a fresh water pump and fan clutch.

      #44
      The plan was pastrami however my schedule did not allow me enough time to soak the corned beef the night before, I would like to blame the lack of time on work but this time it was whiskey, brother-in-laws and poker. So plan B, smoked corned beef in the pellet grill for sandwiches during the week

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        #45
        Smoked Meatloaf glazed with a Honey Bourbon BBQ Sauce! #twbarbecue

        Smoked at 325° until the IT reached 150°. Glazed with Honey Bourbon BBQ Sauce. Pulled when the IT reached 165°. DELICIOUS!!
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        • DaveD
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          Those look amazing!!

        • Towering Inferno
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          You went postal! What a meatloaf. Wow!

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