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    Pork shoulder ans smoked bacon Mac &triple cheese
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    • WayneT
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      Food of the gods!

    • tmaan235
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      And the belly Well done sir!!!

    • HotSun
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      Oh....that mac 'n cheese....wow.

    A Duroc pork belly I did Sunday. Brined overnight in salt, brown sugar, ground pepper, a touch of Habanero salt, a teaspoon of pink curing salt, and ground coriander. Then I made a rub of ground garlic, ground onion, smoked paprika, ground pepper, ground coriander, ground mustard seed, and a little salt.

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    230 degrees using cherry and oak. 3 hrs. in the smoke then wrapped for 1.5 hrs. then opened for 20 minutes using a glaze I made using Kinder mild sauce (taste like Sweet Baby Rays to me), Koops spicey mustard, and a healthy splash of low sodium soy sauce
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    It came out all jiggly Tasted awesome. Evidenced by only a couple of slices left over

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      Tacos al Pastor with salsa roja and homemade tortillas. My technique on the tortillas is still off, but what can I expect when I don’t make them all too often and go the lazy way They still turn out tasty! Slathered up some pork steaks with adobo, cooked hot and fast on the grill, then sliced up and served with salsa roja, piña, onion, and cilantro.

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      • Red Man
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        My best tortilla puff tips are make sure the masa is well hydrated, the comal (or griddle) is very hot (450-500 degrees), and give a gentle press with a spatula after the second flip.

      • fzxdoc
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        Oh. mnavarre . I just learned a new word in Spanish. I had to look it up. Now to unlearn it.

        K.

      • mnavarre
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        fzxdoc It just means "scullion", unless it's Mexican Spanish. As far as I know no other Spanish speaking country uses pinche in the same way as Mexicans do. Glad I could contribute to your education, though.

      Left overs tonight
      pork fried rice
      breakfast sausage
      Ground beef
      onion
      cheese
      eggs
      baked and stil have leftovers for tomorrow


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      • hoovarmin
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        What a terrific idea for leftover fried rice!!!

      • bbqLuv
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        hoovarmin Our go-to for leftover rice

      • HotSun
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        Fritata for the win! Nice.

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      Fig Butter and Cottage Bacon Pizza with a Kenji Crust on the BGE.

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      • hoovarmin
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        Skip Gosh, I learn something new in this place every single day. Do you like it enough that you would consider making it at home from scratch? I have two pork shoulders in the freezer right now as a matter of fact.

      • Skip
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        hoovarmin if I did make it I'd just use a couple nice pork roasts. I'd look at a butcher shop in your area for it if possible. It tastes similar to bacon IMO. I've made the Fig Butter before... aka Fig Jam.

      • WayneT
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        That looks and sounds delicious. I’ve had a fig, prosciutto and feta flatbread before and it was tasty.

      A gorgeous tomahawk steak, minimally seasoned with S& P, started on the cool side of the main grill, till it hit about 125F, then finished on the sear burner. Broil King S590 doing its thing. A wee dram to accentuate the flavours.
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      • Richard Chrz
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        Beautiful cook

      • WayneT
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        I thing like a good tomahawk ribeye. Ya done good.

      • tmaan235
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        Outstanding!!

      Remember, please we practice a ketogenic diet.

      These are not normal hot dogs, these are Nathan's 1/4 pound all beef franks, with a pair of the chickens best. Let's not forget the Walmart brand western spicy mustard.

      Under 10 g for the entire meal!

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      • DTro
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        I'd eat that even if I wasn't hungry!

      My better half is traveling. She is not fond of steaks. So tonight was porterhouse night.

      Best-looking steak I could find when I went to Publix was a 1.5 lb porterhouse (no, I didn't eat it all tonight, I get steak two nights in a row!). Dry brined several hours and then hit it with canola spray and an espresso rub I bought in St. Augustine.

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      The LSG Adjustable is a beast when in steak mode!

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      Nailed it!

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      Of course this had to go old school, so served with a baked potato and salad. Paired with a glass of Josh cabernet.

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      Now I'm just going to be staring at the clock, waiting for dinnertime tomorrow when I can eat the rest of this.

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      • barelfly
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        Ha! Livin’ the life!

      • hoovarmin
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        Why wait? It would make a fine breakfast!

      • WayneT
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        Move over Bern’s. Jim is in town and his wife isn’t. Mighty fine looking steak.

      Honest, I started out to make tacos for the shoot out but something happened a long the way!
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      First tomato sammies of the year made with tomatoes from the garden. We've had a few tomatoes, but not enough close enough together to make sammies until today. The sammies consisted of homemade bread toasted, (ww with seeds for SWMBO and Japanese milk bread for me), thick sliced tomatoes, a double layer of Wright's thick sliced hickory smoked bacon, lettuce, mayo, salt, and pepper. Boy were they good!

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      • Bogy
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        PJ, you can find Ribeyes any time. Home grown tomatoes are available for a limited time.

      • tmaan235
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        I can never get to the sandwich phase with backyard tomatoes, everytime I try they jump into my mouth and force me to eat them before the sanswich is made.... What do I do?

      • RonB
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        tmaan235 - don't pick the tomatoes until everything else is on the bread, then run to the house and slice and finish making the sammie.

      A clean up the fridge, clean up the freezer mash-up meal. Spicy Thai fried rice using leftover rice, the first two cayenne peppers I harvested from my plant outside (sadly not even close to enough are near ripe to hoard for a future hot sauce) and some basil from the garden.

      Served with some pork belly burnt ends I found unmarked in the freezer and had to guess what it was.

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        Smoked Chicken Nachos!

        Seasoned with Fajitas Rub then cooked on the pellet smoker at 350°F for about 15 minutes! Topped off with some fresh goodies before digging in. Simple and DELICIOUS!
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        • WayneT
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          Ooooh, that gives me an idea for the remaining pulled chuck I have.

        • bbqLuv
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          A kiss of smoke from the pellet grill is my kind of Nachoes.

        • TWBarbecue
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          Sounds like a great idea to me WayneT. My kind too bbqLuv

        Brunch today on the griddle. Pancake done in Pancake ring I got with the omelette ring. It was done previously by my wife. It and maple syrup heated in MW. 2 eggs sunny side and ham steak on griddle. Brought in and constructed. You can't see the ham but it's really there. All layered in maple syrup.

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        • WayneT
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          Hearty!

        • RichieB
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          and very filling.

        • barelfly
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          Fold that sucker up….you got a killer breakfast taco!

        Dreamland style ribs for lunch during a brisket cook today.

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        • WayneT
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          Brian, why would you need a roll of paper towels on the table? 😉 Nice looking ribs.

        • texastweeter
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          Looks like my kind of company

        • fzxdoc
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          Pretty briskie!

          And Dreamland on ribs--now you're talking.

          K.

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