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    #91
    Also did a chuck roast on the grill for me to nosh on this week while my other half asked for nachos, so made him some grill nachos.

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    • texastweeter
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      Now yer speakin my language! Hail yeah!

    • willxfmr
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      I don't suppose the position of SkipsSonInLaw is open by any chance?

    #92
    The Ultimate Manwich - left over smoked meatloaf reheated with some Old Country Hot and Spicy and some added red pepper flakes for more heat. Topped with Famous Dave’s Spicy pickles ( love those). Ignore the Pringles, lazy tonight and easy dinner. This sandwich rivaled some brisket sandwiches I’ve had at a much cheaper price to boot.
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      #93
      St. Louis Ribs and some Poor Man’s Burnt Ends (chuck roast).
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        #94
        Serious Eats flank steak fajitas with grilled jalapenos, red peppers, and onions. Topped with guacamole, cheddar, chopped white onion. and cilantro.

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        • Mark-B
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          Looks awesome!

        • Troutman
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          Those are some serious eats alright !!!

        • texastweeter
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          That looks amazing! Heavy on the jalapeños too, just the way I like them leave the membrane in for me please, I'm on my way.

        #95
        Home made marinera hand cut noodles, and wild game meatballs (red stag and piney woods rooter)
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        #96
        Pizza night. We are thick crust fans. Click image for larger version

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        • texastweeter
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          Looks good enough to eat!

        • Bogy
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          BTW, thought I would mention that the pizza was actually cooked on a baking stone at 500, the pizza pan is just to hold the pizza while being assembled and and after being removed from the oven.

        #97
        Some Absolutely Delicious Spare Ribs Tonight. Truffled Duck Fat Potatoes and Grilled Romain Salad with Homemade Dressing. Oh Yeah!!

        SnS Oak Smoked 5 hours with with B&B Competition Logs and B&B Briquettes.

        I went to an Old School butcher on the West Side of Chicago to get these wonderful ribs at $2.99LB. The tips we're almost as big as the rack. That will be a meal for another day.

        These were among the tastiest and juiciest ribs I have made in a very long time.

        These were also for Mr. Bones

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          #98
          Cubano night once again. Smoked some pork tenderloins, went with some store-bought swiss & ham. I don't really know what a truly "authentic" Cuban is exactly, but I go with pork + ham + swiss + pickles + mustard as being the base as I've always been told it.

          I have gotten to where I really like to use baguette bread for my Cuban sandwiches. I lightly coat the tops & bottoms of them with ghee, which helps the bread crisp up but I don't have to worry about it burning in the panini press.
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          #99
          Brisket on the PBC, my very first cook with the help of everyone that responded to my introduce yourself post! I hung it in the PBC at 4am and by 8am my in-laws had invited themselves over for dinner 🤣 - even the vegetarian had some!! Pulled it off the grill at internal temp of 205 at 3pm to rest in a cooler and ate dinner by 5:30. I used the BBBR and Texas Barbecue Mop sauce which I made using the recipes here. Thanks everyone for your help with this one 🍻.
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          • Baltimorelger
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            Looks fantastic!!!

          • jfmorris
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            Beautiful results! Outstanding! Keep up the good work.

          • Dr. Pepper
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            My lord, you nailed that! Juice and bark.

          Click Akaushi Flat Iron Steak. Served with oven roasted potatoes and green onions along with a bowl of posole rojo and a glass of port. I should have taken a picture after cutting into strips but after tasting the first cut I didn't care anymore - it was sooo good and tender I dove right in. I've had Click's ribeye too and it was amazing but I think the flat iron is now my favorite.

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          Tried a new photo spot on the counter but the under cabinet lights didn't help. I'll try again with them turned off.
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          • willxfmr
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            The ribeye from Click was the best steak I have ever made. To hear you like this better makes me want to test that out for myself. Thanks for sharing!

          • DTro
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            Nice cook! Flat iron wins for me too.

          • ofelles
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            Posole Rojo!! The steak ain't bad either.

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          • willxfmr
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            Heaven on a plate.

          As a follow-up to my tri-tip cook, Day 2's steak cook was a small Picanha my wife and I split. This was a smaller and less spectacular cook to Caffeine88 's but came out perfect none-the-less. I still prefer whole roasts to skewering but I ain't hating on this method one bit !!

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          • jfmorris
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            Troutman I was just wondering, as I knew you had a 26" kettle, wasn't sure about 22's.

            It looks fun cooking with wood like that. I've got the Performer with the old thermoset plastic table top though, so I worry a little about getting the fire too big and melting the plastic table!

          • DTro
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            Good lookin' cook and pictures!

          • Towering Inferno
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            Looks fantastic! Where do you get your Picanha? We really lack meat shops where I live.

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          • ofelles
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            Just!?!

          We took our kettle on road and cooked up some Tri-tip, chicken and hot dogs for my son's football team at a local park. It was a nice day for some grilling and football!
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            I did the Rao’s Lemon Chicken with roast cauliflower/dates/pine nuts. Thank again barelfly for the recipe!
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            • barelfly
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              excellent! That looks great with addition of the Cauliflower! Hope you enjoyed it!

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