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    I made some more lemon-pepper chicken wings on the SNS kettle using the vortex tonight since my wife never got any from the last batch.

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    This time I dried the wings better than last time. I mixed the Kinder’s Lemon-Pepper rub with baking powder in a 3-1 ratio then double sifted it. I was far more generous with the amount of rub on the wings this time also.

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    I lit a generous 2/3 of a chimney of briquettes to get some serious heat out of the vortex. After taking the last couple of wings from the bowl to place on the grill, I noticed there was some free liquid in the bottom. I’ll dry the wings even more next time before applying the rub. Even so, they were quite crispy. I think I found the Goldilocks zone for the amount of rub too. Sorry, but no plated or close-up photos this time. We were super hungry so dove right in.

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    • CHNeal
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      Those look incredible!

    • texastweeter
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      Yeah baking powder helps. If you want to take it to the next level, leave them in the fridge uncovered on a wite rack after you rub them overnight. You will swear they were fried

    • HotSun
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      Isn't the Vortex fun for wings, WayneT ? Nice job.

    Decided to also get some pickled jalapeños started this evening. A simple brine of equal parts white vinegar and water, some whole black peppercorns, some turmeric (hence the orange tint), and some salt and sugar....all poured atop two sliced jalapeños and six cloves of garlic.

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      That's gonna be tasty!

    We’re finishing up a long weekend on the SF peninsula and I had to share tonight’s dinner. I know there are lots of pizza chefs who hang out here, so you can imagine how excited I was to find that Terun, which is in Palo Alto, is rated by Food Network as one of the top seven Neapolitan pizza restaurants in the country. They also have been written up in the New York Times (links at terunpizza.com). It did not disappoint. I had the Terun pizza, with San Marzano tomato sauce and cured spicy sausage. My wife had the porcini pizza, with (fresh!) porcini mushrooms and Gorgonzola. Both were incredible.

    I obviously didn’t cook this, but here’s my pizza:

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    Just an incredible experience. Strongly recommended.

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    • Jim White
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      barelfly Dang. If I had only known! We leave tomorrow, or we could have tried to meet up somewhere.

    • hoovarmin
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      That's a good looking za!

    • ofelles
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      The Bay Area has some great restaurants. Born and raised in SJ now 50 miles NE

    I just can’t get enough of SVQ short ribs.

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    38 hours at 140*F in the hot tub time machine
    4 hours at 250*F over white oak

    i set the table with a butter knife. It was an insult to the beef. Needed it for the roasted broccoli and cutting up the smokey skin of the baker.

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    • ofelles
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      Looking great. Luv the raw rib pic
      Last edited by ofelles; October 18, 2022, 09:55 PM.

    • Allon
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      Nice job!

    • HotSun
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      Nice marbling on the short rib and great looking plate. SV = hot tub time machine, hahaha, good one.

    Thit Heo Nuong Xa and Nuoc Cham with chicken instead of pork for MNF.

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    • Richard Chrz
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      Wow, that chicken looks incredible, I bet the whole meal was.

    • Spinaker
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      LFG, brother!

    • HotSun
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      That is just gorgeous.

    We made some breakfast frittatas, using some of my day old (er, maybe 3 day old) bread.

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    Tomato, mushrooms, onion, and sausage, then topped with Parmesan and basil.

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    • klflowers
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      The heck with a hotel in the spring. I'm coming to your house!

    • Allon
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      Nicely done...

    • Clawbear57
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      amazing dish and plate.

    Friends, Amazing Ribbites, and BBQ'ers Lend me your ears. . .
    Boston/pork butt EZ-PZ, and if I can smoke it anyone can.
    The following is for friends to arrive at 17:00 for dinner.

    1--trim, Italian Dressing Binder, season
    2--Traeger set to 225*F
    3--place pork butt in Traeger--5:30, super smoke. probe at 165*F

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    4--9:40 Temp holding steady at 225*F +/-
    5--12:40 internal temperature 165*F, wrapped in 2 layers of heavy duty foil, returned to Traeger, probe 190*F

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    6--13:00 set Traeger to 275*F
    7--15:00 reached an internal temperature of 205*F, resting covered towels

    Pic of "Pop out thermometer"
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    8--16:00 pulled pork, added rub and BBQ sauce

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    By the way, SWMBO picked up Corona Extra, and not PBR for pairing.
    Good friends, good food, and good conversation are unbeatable.
    Last edited by bbqLuv; October 18, 2022, 02:01 PM.

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    • WayneT
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      By the numbers and it turned out well. Nice cook pitmaster!

    • Allon
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      What WayneT said...

    Rolled omelet seasoned with Thai mushroom soy sauce, sugar, and mirin. Stuffed with cheese between the layers, topped with avocado, salt, scallions, hoisin, and pepper.

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    • Attjack
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      Thanks, ofelles. This style of omelet is really good! hoovarmin I LOVE this soy sauce. In this omelet, I just used a dash of it.


    • hoovarmin
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      That's the brand I have as well.

    • DTro
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      Pretty... yummy...Pretty Yummy!

    Cinnamon rolls for ailing n-laws. Clearly not all are leaving this house. SWMBO couldn’t wait🤣.

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    • Texas Larry
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      Well Towering Inferno this is an adaptation of a Cinnabon clone recipe I found online. It was originally for a bread machine. Note the enormous quantity of butter.🤣

      Cinnabon Cinnamon Rolls

      Breads & Pastry, Breakfast, Desserts
      Prep Time: 20 m | Cook Time: 15 m | Servings: 12 servings

      Ingredients:
      Dough:
      1 cup warm milk (110 degrees F/45 degrees C)
      2 eggs, room tempera

    • Towering Inferno
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      I think I have that recipe, never tried it. With all the rainy weather, good time to go for it. And chili. I need to make some chili.

    • Texas Larry
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      Looks like the full recipe didn’t come through. It’s posted on the Breakfast Recipes section.

    Shuford Dogs

    Kimchi, Pickled Jalapenos

    did not like Chile!

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      Chicken Hatch Chile Tortilla Soup
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      Make this you’ll love it!
      Nacho cheese
      Rotel tomatoes (only a little)
      Kosher salt
      fresh ground black pepper
      Three large roasted green chilies, seeds & stem removed.
      Blend until smooth
      I added three large green chilies
      to 1- 1/2 cup of cheese
      This might work good for green sauce on enchiladas.
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        Salmon marinated in Bachan's, rice vinegar, and brown sugar and smoked with applewood in the Big Joe. Served with rice vermicelli and sliced cucumbers with Nac Chaum.

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        • Michael_in_TX
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          I love how simple and delicate this is, yet still with much flavor.

        • Andrrr
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          So from what I’m gathering Bachans more of a marinade than a sauce?

        • hoovarmin
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          Andrrr it is more of a marinade for me, but plenty of people use it as a condiment. My kids do.
          Last edited by hoovarmin; October 19, 2022, 03:22 AM.

        Time for Troutman Red Chili. So good.

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        • WayneT
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          Yo RichieB you're rocking that new avatar! That Bruins hoodie almost matches your new Bronco, almost, but not quite.

        • RichieB
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          WayneT thanks. Love the hoodie. You have me mixed up with someone else. I've got a PBJ no Bronco here. Great cooker but not in my future.

        • DTro
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          Well done!

        Chicken Teriyaki - Bachan's Marinated thighs, Broccoli, and steamed rice.

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        • hoovarmin
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          Brilliant color on that plate of Keto perfection

        • Old Glory
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          hoovarmin ha ha thanks...there is rice buried under there though

        • DTro
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          That chicken looks amazing!

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