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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC) - Volume 25, Spring 2022

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    Homegrown ribeyes with Meathead’s beef dry rub
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    • Smilner
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      Home grown from the back yard yum!

    • holehogg
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      You are your pet 😋😂

    • Troutman
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      No holehogg, he's his own Grandpa

    Garlic Roasted Pork Lion

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    • RichieB
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      Looks great, reminds me that I won across at tic tac toe.

    • Troutman
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      Wow, that's kind of cool and very different

    Leftover Ham and Bean Soup. Used Rancho Gordo Mantequilla Beans

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    • DTro
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      Bowl of good. Nice!

    • Dr. Pepper
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      Beautiful looking soup!

    A simple dinner tonight: sea scallops, yucca fries, and asparagus.........all on the flattop so no pans to wash.
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    • Uncle Bob
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      Nope..........................no Mrs. Paul's fish sticks for this ol' goat.................uh uh! LOL

    • DTro
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      Nice dinner! Veggies good but, scallops look fantastic!

    • Troutman
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      A simple dinner for a simpleton, er excuse me a simple man

    Ribeyes with Meathead’s beef rub. Cheesy Brussels sprouts.
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      Steak and eggs for dinner. This time I whipped the whites until they were almost complete foam, with butter mixed in, as they cooked, the butter seeped out a bit and finished them, two Ribeye’s with another yolk served on top of it. Before and after. This is by far my favorite way to eat eggs, especially when they are farm fresh.

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      • DTro
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        Eggcellent!

      • Mark V
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        The pit comes through, now I know about this type of cooking and uses of eggs, a couple now in the past few days. Hadn't ever considered this before. This is why I like to cook, finding things I have never done and know they will be great!

      • tbob4
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        Phenomenal

      Kept it simple tonight.
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      • Richard Chrz
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        I’d destroy that platter! Seriously, that is my type of meal!

      • barelfly
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        Yes!

        Question - do you put yellow mustard on your chili dawgs?

      • texastweeter
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        barelfly some are mustard some mayo. I had 2 with mustard, jalapeños, onions, and chili, and 2 drug through the garden

      A Simple meal tonight: From the Butcher, Buffalo and Tortilla Crusted Chicken Breast, Instant Pot Roasted Garlic and Habanero Pinto Beans, Roasted Broccoli Sprinkled with Parmesan Cheese.

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        Picked up some pork today and then I raided the fridge to throw together a quick stir fry. Served with a side of pickled vegetables.

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        • barelfly
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          What kind of noodles are those? Looks great!

        • Attjack
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          barelfly Yakisoba. It comes cooked in a pouch. 1 minute in the microwave and it's ready for stir frying.

        • MsTwiggy
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          What are you cooking that on?! Reminds me of Mongolian BBQ. Peeked at your signature and it looks like you have several cookers. That is my kind of food!!

        Pasta bake…. Or clean out the fridge pasta…. Or unconstructed lasagna-ish. Italian sausage, ricotta, mushrooms, mozzarella, red sauce. Arugula salad dressed with fancy olive oil and balsamic.

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        • Dr. Pepper
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          Simple Italian. Nice!

        • SheilaAnn
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          FireMan believe it or not… nope. The sausage was mine, so no pink salt.

        • Troutman
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          Baked pasta is actually on my Classic Italian Series list !! Well done gal !!

        Made another batch of Aleppo pepper sausage. This batch is just missing a bit of something, my wife thinks it needed more thyme, I think that's true but I also think a bit of sugar might help balance things out.

        And I. Am. F$¢#ing. Done. with using the KA grinder as a sausage stuffer. Damn thing turns a 10 minute job into a 45 minute slog. Luckily I think I employed enough profanity and throwing of implements that I either got permission or resignation with regards to buying a proper sausage stuffer.

        Anyhoo, time to Embrace The Suck:

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        45 minutes later it's all cased up. Only one blowout, which I think is a record for me. I'm also working really hard to not make any extremely juvenile jokes about handling sausage while shoving meat in holes:

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        After drying and curing the casing overnight it was on to the smoker, as close to 225 as I could get Dizzy to run:

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        Flavor wise this needs a bit of tweaking , it's really good but could be better. Structurally, these might be the best sausages I've ever made, nice even texture, juicy, and still a bit of texture rather than being completely emulsified.


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        • Troutman
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          I wish I could like this more than once !!!!

        • Mark V
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          OK, have made my own sausage with a KA grinder/sausage stuffer attachment. Decent results, but I have given up due the the hassle. Grinding is easy enough, but stuffing is a pain. Is say a LEM 5 lb stuffer going to make it so much easier that I would be happy to get back into it?

        • mnavarre
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          DTro The KA grinder works adequately for smallish batches as long as you cut things up small enough to drop down the throat and get easily grabbed by the auger. The stuffer attachment is an exercise in pain. Character building, as it were.

          Mark V Yes. A proper stuffer is so much easier than the KA thingy that it's easily worth the investment if you enjoy making sausage.

        More Sauna tacos. This week I made it with left over brisket, rib meat and pork belly all mixed together in the big dutch. Three in 3 onions, bunch of Cumin and some rub. Cooked it all down at the fire. These were killer tacos!
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        • Spinaker
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          Oh yes, nothing better after the sauna sessions. It is a staple. hoovarmin

        • Troutman
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          Great pics, looking forward to the Meat-Up dude !!!

        • tbob4
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          I love your sauna tacos

        Anchovies and Pizza

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        • Troutman
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          Love, love, love anchovy pizza !!

        • Mark V
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          I think anchovies get a bad name since kids typically don't like them .. but you learn when you are older what a flavor bomb they are.

        • RichieB
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          Friday I'll be doing the 1st pizza in the Kettle Pizza Oven. I love anchovies but don't have any. Might need to go get some. SammyJ what was this cooked on/in?

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ID:	1210186 Leftover Easter lamb turned into flautas. More info here: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...livery-systems

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        • Troutman
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          I can taste that entering my mouth !! Get in my belly !!!

        • tbob4
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          That is great!

        Venison meatloaf loaf, mashed taters, string beans with almonds, charred onions, and flame roasted poblanos.
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        • SheilaAnn
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          The green beans sound awesome! K, it all does!

        • Troutman
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          Meatloaf is always welcome in my abode. Well done, bet it was tasty !!

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