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    I made a boule using a hybrid Forkish-Reinhart method. I just got the Forkish book yesterday and have devoured the first 5 chapters.

    I used the Forkish baker’s formula and method for mixing the dough and the Reinhart method for baking since I don’t have a Dutch oven. Autolyse the flour and water then added the yeast and salt and mixed in a cambro container. Also did the folding and pinching in the cambro. I’ve never allowed a dough to bulk ferment for 5 hours before so this was new for me.

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    After shaping and proofing in a banneton.

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    Came out at about 198.5F. I was shocked it wasn’t over 200F since I baked this boule for 25 mins directly on my baking stone. I used Reinhart’s steaming method - boiling water in a pan followed by 3 mists of the oven sidewalls 30 secs apart.

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    Top hole structure was awesome but not so much the bottom. I need to either proof longer or handle it more carefully when taking it out of the banneton.

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    • Allon
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      Very cool...

    • hoovarmin
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      Nice WayneT! I like the Forkish book too.

    • SheilaAnn
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      Just wow!

    First cook on the be Bronco...

    Vent settings and blue smoke...

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    pork ribs with salt and pepper with a touch of thyme.

    They evaporated as soon as I brought them in.

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    • RonB
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      Congrats and well done. Keep cookin' and postin' photos.

    • Panhead John
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      Good job Allon! However I gotta say, that’s a pretty blatant display there of sucking up to upper management. [Meathead’s Sauce AND Black Swan?] 🤭

    • Sid P
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      Looking good, Allon!

    Panko Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breast with Whole Wheat Pasta Aglio e Olio, Mascarpone Stuffed Mushrooms and Insalata de Italiano.


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    • hoovarmin
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      Fab, brother

    • Allon
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      Nice plate there says I...

    • WayneT
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      Mascarpone e funghi! Sounds like an idea I will have to steal. 😎

    I'll take some o' them 'shrooms please! It all sounds delicious! Nice cook.

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      Korean dish Buldak (Fire chicken)
      grilled chicken thighs glazed with a gojuchang, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, honey sauce then finished under a broiler topped with mozzarella, sesame seeds and chives (didn't have scallions)
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      • klflowers
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        I love buldak chicken

      • shify
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        Awesome - love chicken buldak and make it often but never did it on a grill (duh!).

      • FireMan
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        Sounds & looks awesome!

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      BBQ Pork Pizza in the BGE. I used KA Pizza Flour Blend...a very good option IMO. A good chewy crust!
      Last edited by Skip; October 7, 2022, 07:42 AM.

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      • Andrrr
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        Looks fantastic! Pizza crust is my wife’s department but I know she uses regular bread flour. I’ll have to pick some of this up and have her try it.

      • Bogy
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        Skip you made that this morning? Breakfast pizza? Looks great! I'm going to mix up some pizza dough at lunch so it will be ready to throw in the oven for supper tonite.

      • Skip
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        Last night's dinner Bogy.

      wrgilb gave me this idea from the canned tuna thread, since I used mayo I figured it belonged here more than that thread.

      I didn't have capers, so used a splash of lemon juice to level out the sweetness of the cornishons.

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      • DaveD
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        Looks great. Nice diagonal cut

      • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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        DaveD honestly rarely cut my sammies and when I do I'd say 60% of the time it's in half... but a recent thread influenced my decision

      Not so much cooking as brining…except for the bagels…but bagels are simple enough for a child to do.
      Anyway…lox & bagels. Sliced ridiculously thin. ;-)
      With capers on the GF’s because that’s how she likes ‘em. And I’m not about to argue that one. LOL

      More or less followed recipes from Sam the Cooking Guy. Didn’t smoke the cream cheese though…I forgot to yesterday and didn’t wake up early enough today. Doh!
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      • Richard Chrz
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        That looks super incredible!

      • surfdog
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        Richard Chrz Thanks
        It’s super simple as well.

      • surfdog
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        Jfrosty27 Yes to both. I’ve already been asked to make it again.

      Pizza night on the Roccbox. We cut the cheese into 1/4" cubes instead of shredding it, and it improves both the look and texture in my opinion. A classic margherita for me:
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      Tomatoes, olives, and basil for my bride:
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      • WayneT
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        Beautiful pizza. Simple yet elegant. Nice crust.

      • Sid P
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        WayneT Thank you!

      • Richard Chrz
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        Beautiful Za!

      Climbing back on the horse with some simple green chile cheeseburgers for us convalescents. 80/20 ground beef from CrowdCow, 1/3lb/150g patties seasoned with SPG on the Weber gasser with GrillGrates flat side up. Chiles from the batch we got from Hatch in late August. Flipped every couple minutes and put the cheese on when ITs hit the mid-140sF/low 60sC. Got well into the safe zone but remained super juicy, and very good beefy flavor. Happy campers.

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      • WayneT
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        Why am I not surprised that you nailed another splendid cook. Looks better than yummy.

      • bbqLuv
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        The first pic I was thinking steak Tartar, oh no, but great looking burger.
        Done just the way I like them.

      I had a pizza dough ready, I had left over smoked Mac& Cheese, also kind of wanted pepperoni.

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      • treesmacker
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        Richard Chrz How do you cut your pizza? I can get a nice puffy crust like that, but when I cut it smashes it down and then my picture doesn't look amazing like yours. I use a rocker style slicer knife. I've seen some people use special pizza scissors, I wonder if that is what I need.

      • SheilaAnn
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        treesmacker I am going to venture a guess and say cut fast! And let it cool a bit to "set" the crust edge? Mine never get that beautiful, so I can’t take my advice to the bank….. yet. 💕🍕

      • Richard Chrz
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        treesmacker. I let them rest for a few minutes first. I cut the edges with a kitchen scissor then roll the middle (more because I don’t have a good cutting board that fits these pizzas, so I can not roll to the edge, but I think the rest likely has more to do with it, but try a sturdy scissor as well, then report back.if using a rolling cutter, I would recommend cutting from middle out. But they should spring back regardless if smashed down a bit.
        Last edited by Richard Chrz; October 8, 2022, 10:41 AM.

      Aldi Salmon. Wife seasoned it with a bunch of stuff including BBQ sauce. Fantastic. Done on the ole SNS.
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      • WayneT
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        How was it? Looks delish.

      • radiodome21
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        It was delicious. I threw a chunk of apple wood on there. Not sure it made any difference but it sure smelled great.

      I’m flying solo tonight so what better time to try out my vortex. Let’s do some crispy, lemon-pepper wings.

      I tossed them in some baking powder first then hit them with Kinder’s Lemon-Pepper seasoning.

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      I rearranged the coals some after seeing a cool spot. Only put half a chimney in and then wondered if that was enough.

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      I guess it was. They crisped up nicely and were done in about 45 mins.

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      I guess every ‘one’ here enjoyed them. The bone yard says so.

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      • Panhead John
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        Good job Wayne! Looks good. For chicken wings or parts, I’ve found a full chimney is better than a half. The hotter the temps, the mo bettah and crispy skin.

      • WayneT
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        Thanks for that Panhead John. Tucked away in my memory bank.

      • bbqLuv
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        The finish to a fantastic meal, Pile of Bones says it all.

      Some Surf and Turf tonight....Lobster Tails on sale for $4.99 ea. Flank Steak on sale too. I forgot how much but it wasn't too painful. Along with a Little soy sesame Asparagus. All cooked on the Weber 22 with SnS and a little Oak Smoke.


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      • WayneT
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        Lobster tails for $4.99 each!? That’s crazy good! Do you now have a freezer full?

      • troymeister
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        WayneT Only allowed 4 per customer.

      S’mores! On the new fire pit with my girls!!
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      • Allon
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        Is everybody happy!!!!

      • bbqLuv
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        great pic, and let the good times roll

      • Spinaker
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        Love seeing the family photos!

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