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    Pizza for us tonight.

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    • hoovarmin
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      Another crazy good pizza at Fairchild Kitchen

    • Sid P
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      Oh boy. Wow.

    • Bogy
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      That looks great!

    The wife’s loaded chicken bacon potato soup with cilantro, green onions, and a little bit of hot sauce. Yum.

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    Last edited by STEbbq; October 14, 2022, 07:30 PM.

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    • bbqLuv
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      Takeout and free shopping? I'm in.

    • holehogg
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      Looks hearty.

    • WayneT
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      That looks like a comfort food for a cold evening.

    Broke out the pair of Porter Road dry aged ribeyes I'd had in the chestie for a while. They were hefty, 1.3lb/590g, bone-in, with generous spinalis sections - must have been cut from a nice spot. SPG and half a bay leaf for each steak in its own vac bag for the sous vide. Ran at 129F/54C for a couple of hours, then turned it off and let it sit in the slowly cooling bath while I got the sides together (a honkin baked tater & steamed zucchini). Down to low 120sF/50ishC by the time it went on to sear on the flat side of the GrillGrates on the Weber gasser. In the mid-130sF/high 50sC by the time it went on the plate.

    These were two of the best steaks we've ever had. We'd been particularly disappointed in ribeyes for many years now, even in really good steakhouses. Used to be my go-to steak, but then they just kept being lousy starting, I dunno, maybe 15 years ago now. Finally gave up and just ordered a filet. Have had a few decent ones since I started getting serious about cooking outside, ordering from online butchers etc, but this blows them all away. Every bite was super tender, and the spinalis section was just eye-poppingly good. Super beefy flavor. Just what the doctor ordered!

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    That's a Hall Ranch zinfandel, out of Paso Robles. Really outstanding, and $19.99.
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    I can't believe I ate that whoooooooole thing... (really dating myself with that one)
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    • WayneT
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      Glad you're back on the ribeye wagon again with that cook. They look amazing. Nice pairing with the red zin, which I'm guessing is just north of the 15% abv mark.

    • DaveD
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      Right on the mark WayneT, it's 15.5%. Luscious!

    • Clawbear57
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      That is cooked spot on.i can taste it now.

    I did two racks of ribs by hanging them on the Bronco.
    Meatheads pork brine overnight with some added ingredients. Nothing earthshaking.

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    Almost done...

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    Don't ask where it went!

    I didn't trim the end so it will be well done for beans.

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    • Finster
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      Looks great Allon.
      Glad the bronco is working out for you

    • Clawbear57
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      That is some nice looking ribs. Thanks.

    • troymeister
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      I love the Ribs...They look Delicious...High Viz Orange...??...Cool Smoker nonetheless!

    Good stuff.
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    • WayneT
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      Seared scallops tossed in fettuccine? Looks delish!

    • texastweeter
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      Scallops over angel hair with a lemon wine cream sauce. WayneT

    • Allon
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      texastweeter, my wife would eat that every day if I let her...

    I generally thought that I preferred tuna with a more asian flare, but lately I am in love with blackened tuna. I think it is because I finally came across a blackened seasoning that I think is magnificent. I use the Blackened Seasoning from Spices, Etc. (It's also salt-free, which lets me control the salt on the fish.)

    This dish is ten minutes from start-to-finish -- and that includes the six minutes for the skillet to heat up on my electric range! Two minutes a side in avocado oil and it is perfect.

    Served with broccoli (steamed for 90 seconds in a microwave steamer) and wild rice (Minute Rice single-serv cups, microwaved for, well, a minute).

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    • Clawbear57
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      I haven't had tuna like that, but think it's time.

    • surfdog
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      Love me some blackened tuna. And that looks proper.

    • Allon
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      Nice time control on that rice!
      I love tuna and that looks damn good...

    Picked up a prime boneless rib roast from Creekstone Farms. Slicing it out for steaks. Took a couple of nibbles to reverse sear on the SnS kettle tonight. Served with lentils and asparagus and string beans.

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    • WayneT
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      Grilled asparagus is always a great accompaniment to steak. Nicely done!

    My second Fireboard cook. After a 24 hour dry brine I threw this pork butt on at 8:30 then I left to run errands all day. It was fun to check in throughout the day to keep an eye on things. After 9.5 hours at 275 and a long rest, I pulled the pork and separated it into a big bowl and a small bowl. I tossed the small bowl with Bachan's and added the drippings from the pan to the rest of the pork in the large bowl. I made an Asian slaw and heated tortillas up on the flat top, dipping them in water first, and heating until they puffed up. No pics of the tacos but I added this pic to my Fireboard log.



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    • Clawbear57
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      If I can ask what is a fireboard?

    • hoovarmin
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      Clawbear57 It's an advanced thermometer with multiple probes that broadcasts into the cloud so you can monitor your cook in a tab on your web browser as well as on your phone. It can also control a fan system to regulate temps in your cooker. When they make one that's wireless I am definitely going to consider getting one.

    • Clawbear57
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      hoovarmin Thanks I will have to look into it.

    How to reheat last nights pizza. I went with oak splits, a kettle, and my plancha.

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      I went to my neighborhood deli and grabbed pizza dough to make my life easier last night. I think they sold me their bread dough instead. Nonetheless, tasty. Maybe I just invented a French bread pizza-standard pizza hybrid. 🤣

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      • Thunder77
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        Looks pretty dang good to me!!

      • troymeister
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        Outstanding!! Pizza Fun

      • SheilaAnn
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        And….. BF reheated some today for lunch. All I smelled was bread! Not that “pizza” smell. I’m gonna call out my deli owner and have a good laugh 😂

      Fried Tuna Fish Sandwiches.

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      • Finster
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        🤔
        Done like grilled cheese?

      • Jerod Broussard
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        Not sure, rolled in scrambled egg immediately before frying Finster

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ID:	1309302 a little beef Bulgogi with broccoli over white rice
      Has become one of our go to meals recently.
      Made with flap steak I've been getting at Costco

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      • SheilaAnn
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        Loves me some bulgogi!

      • hoovarmin
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        That Costco flap has become a staple for us. Good wampum.

      I got a couple of choice top rounds on sale yesterday. This was $7 and change. About #2.5.
      Meatheads Beef Rub, 24 hours in fridge. On the PBJ AT 250 for 3 hours to 130 with a chunk of apple. Wrapped in B.P. and in cooler then in pre heated oven at 170 till ready to slice. Some mashed potatoes as a side.

      The result was a nice crust and a hint of smoke. The taste was spot on and it was moist. I did add some beef aus jus.

      Note: TempSpike worked perfectly. I did place the Smoke grate prob in proximity to the TempSpike. Of course the grate probe was closer to the fire. The difference was about 12 to 14 degrees throughout the cook, something I would expect. You might be able to make out the grate probe.


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      • Thunder77
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        I think I might eat that! 😎

      • Allon
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        Maybe…

      7lbs of our grass fed grass finished brisket dry rubbed with cure. Next step corned beef, then on to pastrami.
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        Some chicken drums, thighs in the Dutch oven, and asparagus on the sns kamado
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