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    It was bread baking day today. I always double the recipe so I can make one loaf and some rolls. The loaf is still cooling, but the rolls turned out terrific. They are like biting into a slightly sweet bread cloud.

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    • Spinaker
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      Daaaaang!

    • WayneT
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      Beautifully done. Double the recipe, double the yum!

    • hoovarmin
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      You got game Ron

    I have 3 NY strip steaks.
    Brined (bribed) overnight with pink salt, garlic and onion powder...
    I had to cook inside. Wasn't feeling well after dialysis.
    Broiler not working.

    Never mind. I couldn't find my phone, until now.

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    • Allon
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      Thanks Dave.

      I usually don't feel well after dialysis.
      It doesn't help if I'm wiped out the day before...
      I had two doctors appointments today and dialysis tomorrow. Not a good recipe...

      Suggestion: Never have kidney failure. 💩

    • hoovarmin
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      Hang tough, brother. I'll say a prayer.

    • Allon
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      Is there anyway other way to hang?

    BBQ Sauced Chicken

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    • WayneT
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      Looks delicious. Something I haven’t had in ages.

    • Clawbear57
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      SammyJ great job close to my favorite.

    • SheilaAnn
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      I’m doing this over the weekend. I grew up eating grilled drumsticks with Open Pit bbq sauce (I read the ingredients about 10 years ago….🤢). Daddy grilled them until the sauce got those little charred bits. Served with corn on the cob from our tiny backyard garden. But I digress…..

    I call this The French Little Dipper Burger.

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    Behold, one of the best burgers I’ve ever had anywhere. I got the inspiration from ChefSteps and took a couple of shortcuts. Brioche bun, horseradish mayo, caramelized onions, waygu beef patty, Swiss cheese, mayo, bun. I wanted to get some smoke on the burger with my kettle but the weather wasn’t cooperating. So, into the SV it went at 135F for 45 minutes. Seared it on one side in a hot CI skillet, flipped, topped with shards of Swiss cheese, finished the sear and then onto the bun. I also made some jus for dipping. The pic above was taken right after I built it and that’s the only time it wasn’t messy once it was dipped in the jus. This cook will be reprised many times!

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    • hoovarmin
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      Bro, by the time I finished reading your description I was dehydrated from salivating.

    • WayneT
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      Thanks fzxdoc and hoovarmin . There's a burger bar here in Winston-Salem that makes one similar called the Juice Joint Dipper, which, my wife actually said, mine was as good or better. This little gem just goes to prove a burger doesn't have to be a mile high with 15 different ingredients to be great - not that I'm against those kinds of burgers either.

    • Allon
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      Great job!

      I'd reprise you if I knew what it meant...

    Ok@WayneT you are out doing yourself again. Great

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      Cod fillets, asparagus, and rosemary french fries. I air-fried everything. The fish and the asparagus got the same treatment of flour, egg, seasoned panko, and parmesan cheese. The asparagus is so good and crunchy done this way I really didn't need the fries but I had them in the freezer that I'm trying to clear out.

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      • WayneT
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        Attjack OK, ya got me there. Of course, you could have chosen one of mine that has had its skin zested off, which is really ugly. ;-)

      • Attjack
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        WayneT Waste not, want not.

      • texastweeter
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        The asparagus looks great. I do fried green beans with Wasabi may, may try it with asparagus now.

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      • hoovarmin
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        Are you sure you don't work for Peppridge Farms?

      • WayneT
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        That's hard core goodness there.

      • Allon
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        I wish I was on the receiving end of that...

      My daughter turned 24 today and requested Greek food. I made gyro meat, pita bread, and tzaziki sauce. The gyros were a huge hit!

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        Andrrr I didn't grind my own. I bought 2 lbs of ground lamb and 1 lb of 80/20 hamburger to make the meat. I seasoned the meat, let it sit overnight, cooked it in the oven, cooled it, sliced it, then browned up the slices in the fat that came out of the loaf when I baked it.

      • fzxdoc
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        Wow, what a great cook!

        Your daughter must have been so happy. Many happy returns to her.

        Kathryn

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        Opa! Happy birthday to your princess, Mr. Teddy

      Brisket!!
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      • gboss
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        woof.

      • Spinaker
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        Indeed!

      • DaveD
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        Barkity bark bark!!

      A huge shout- out and tip o' the ol' hat to treesmacker for the inspiration to make Osso Buco. I received my Wild Fork veal shanks yesterday and, after burning my finger tips on dry ice, put four of the six in the fridge to thaw. I made this today in anticipation of eating it tomorrow with risotto.

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      No smoke on these, I just followed the Marcella Hazan recipe to the letter. When this came out of the oven and I took the lid off, I was immediately rewarded with an incredible olfactory sensation. I can't wait to try this tomorrow for dinner. My only remaining decision is what wine to pair with it. I've got Amarone, Brunello, Barolo and Chianti in the wine fridge. Suggestions?

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      • treesmacker
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        Oh yeah, that is gonna be great!!

      • SheilaAnn
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        WayneT I spoke with a som friend….. the brunello could be a bit spicier which will be a great match with the richness of this dish. I have done a similar pairing on the past and that’s how my palette rolls.

      • fzxdoc
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        Marcella is the queen.

        Beautiful osso buco, Wayne.

        Kathryn

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      • WayneT
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        Great looking chuck. Did you slice or pull it?

      • Clawbear57
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        Bark, bark.

      • fzxdoc
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        Oh, yeah. You can almost see that meat fall apart in moist, delicious chunks.

        Kathryn

      WayneT Sliced. Pulled it off the smoker at 195° internal...

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        A little Spinach Salad and some more Homemade Pork Neck Meat and Ricotta Raviolis.


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          Spinach salad with bacon, red onion, boiled eggs and bacon grease- mustard dressing is one of my loves.

        A Open Face Spinach and Feta Ground Chicken Burger with Mushrooms, Air Fryer Sweet Potato Fries, Sautéed Asparagus.


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        100% cheater wonton soup:

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        Doctored up box chicken broth, frozen wontons, and poached shrimps.

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        • WayneT
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          Whatever it takes. Looks delish.

        • ofelles
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          some times I cheat big time also.

        • fzxdoc
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          "Cheat" all you like--that soup looks delicious.

          K.

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