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    Made crawfish étouffée last night. First time with this recipe, and I will definitely be going back to it!
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      Yessirheebob

    • troymeister
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      Looks really good. Nice color on that.

    • fzxdoc
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      Looks great!

    KETO salmon patties, used pork Panko vice crackers. Fell apart some, but that's life in a kitchen
    Served with a side of Tabasco Chipotle!

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    • Bob K
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      Cool idea. How have the keto results been for you?

    • SammyJ
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      Down 30 pounds, normal glucose, blood pressure better

    • Bob K
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      Can’t argue with that, nice.

    I was in the Fresh Market the other day and the guy in front of me bought a tomahawk. We got to talking so I said what the heck, I'ma go for it. Salt, Montreal, black pepper. Reverse seared, brought to temp on the Chimp, seared on the joe. It was good, but a good NY strip would have been better. I could have picked up a couple of strips for the price i paid. I can say I have done it, but I doubt if I'll do it again.
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    • bbqLuv
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      OMG, that belongs on my plate.

    • holehogg
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      Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!!!!!

    • Clawbear57
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      You can ship that to me.

    Cuban Roast Pork Shoulder and the sandwiches der after. Ended up with Italian grinder (super soft and it toasted oh so nicely. Pork, ham, pickles, mustard and Swiss. The pork was a little bland (I don’t think I marinated long enough) should have augmented with the paste from LA Pork Butt recipe. Next time! Roasted at 325*F until 145*F and rested until 155*F.

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    • texastweeter
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      Mail me one

    • Clawbear57
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      Now that's a sandwich.

    • klflowers
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      Wow. Love me a cuban. That is a thing of beauty
      Last edited by klflowers; October 21, 2023, 01:44 PM.

    I’ve been chowing on left over chuck roast all week in soups, was close to going ramen but felt to lazy to poach an egg.

    went with dicing up some potatoes for a roast beef hash, topped with natures gravy.


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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Are you doubledipping here Richard? Saw this in the breakfast section..
      Looks just as good! :-)

    • barelfly
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      Yep….that’s some good stuff!

    • Clawbear57
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      Shame on you Sir Richard.

    Bacon from my new microwave bacon cooker

    Beef and Bacon (and hot sauce)

    Carnivore

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    • Clawbear57
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      SammyJ bacon looks awesome

    • klflowers
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      Beef and bacon??? Score!

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ID:	1495285 Roasted honey glazed quail over roasemary, sage and thyme with fresh greens and roasted potatoes. 100% homegrown minus the honey.

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    • RonB
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      That looks super. I haven't had quaile in maybe 60 years.

    • DavidNorcross
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      hoovarmin yes, they sure are ones that we raised.

    • hoovarmin
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      DavidNorcross I think that is fabulous!

    No photo’s of the sandwich… but it was venison back strap on fresh sourdough, with horseradish, mustard, & Swiss.

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    • Bogy
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      Love venison backstrap. A long time ago I had made backstrap at noon, and then my wife and I went to a party that evening. Friends were also invited, and their daughter and ours were best friends, so she stayed at our house. Her dad asked me what the kids were having for their meal, and I told him leftover venison. He said she wouldn't eat it, didn't like venison. There was none left we we got home, and his daughter definitely had her share.

    • klflowers
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      Dang Ricard. That is beautiful

    • RustyHaines
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      Wow Richard, to me that sounds like a perfect sandwich. That backstrap looks perfectly cooked.

    TWBarbecue inspired me a few days ago with the French Onion Soup. Bought the crocks and made it tonight. Wow that's good!

    Thanks!

    Brian
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    • Richard Chrz
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      Man that looks good! Love those little pots!

    • TWBarbecue
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      YES!!! 👊👏 Looks awesome. How’d it turn out for you Brian?

    • mrteddyprincess
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      TWBarbecue it was better than what I've had in most restaurants. My wife proposed to me. Thanks for the inspiration!

    Some cousins from CA have been visiting for 3 days and we celebrated them being here with food.

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    I experimented today with my new Jackery 1000 Plus solar generator by smoking some pork belly ‘off the grid’ using my copperhead 5 smoker. It was fully charged when I started.

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    Once the fire pot was ignited and the heating element turned off, the smoker drew only about 27 watts. After 5+ hours at 250F, the PB was at 195-205F and probing tender. The solar generator battery still had 70% capacity left. My experiment was fun and educational.

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    While smoking the pork belly, my cousin and I baked off some focaccia dough we made last night. It contains sun -dried tomatoes, onions, and rosemary.

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    Mari Jo made an apple fennel salad as a side for the PBBEs.

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    These were smoked entirely on my Copperhead 5. I was going to start them on my SNS but the weather was uncooperative.

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    Annnnnnnnd, here’s the motley crew (not to be confused with, you know…) at our favorite winery. Moi, Mari Jo, Gary and Barb.

    We feasted mightily but alas, they are headed home tomorrow.

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    • theroc
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      WayneT the portable we have also charges with solar panels.

    • klflowers
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      Wait a minute Wayne. Why am I not in that pic???

    • holehogg
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      Never fail to impress.

    Pork loin roast cooked sous vide and seared on the Weber gasser. Served with rapini alla Calabrese.

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    • hoovarmin
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      Looks juicy as heck!

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks really good!

    The company I work for had a conference with several of my colleagues from all over the world visiting. My one Japanese colleague, who has been a great host to me during my trips to Japan, had expressed interest in having "one of those huge American steaks with the big bone in it" during his trip to America. I was not able to make that happen for last year's conference, but I decided I needed to make it happen this year. After all, he's enabled so much wagyu for me....

    Only problem is the week is crazy busy, with activities most nights, so not a lot of prep time or even shopping time. I decided the move was to pick up a couple of tomahawks, grill them at my place, then have a steak party in the lobby of their hotel. Threw a bunch of potatoes in the oven to bake and picked up a salad from a local restaurant, but the steak was the star.

    Wild Fork USDA Choice tenderloins, 2.66lb ea. Cooked over charcoal, flipping every 30s and rotating the locations over the fire.

    The mission was a success. One guy said that it was the best food he's eaten all week. Another said that he'd been taken to Flemings earlier in the week and they had ordered a tomahawk there and mine was way better.
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    • klflowers
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      Beautiful

    • WayneT
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      Greg, this post made me smile and my day. I love the way thet are eating that tomahawk and celebrating. Well played. And, btw, Fleming’s is not an acceptable standard for you to compare with. You’re much, much better!

    • Clawbear57
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      Great feast. Well done my friend.

    Smoked Brisket for grandkids


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    • Bogy
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      My grampa grilled T-Bones over charcoal. about medium well, but not bad. My grandchildren also request brisket. I smoked one on Wednesday for them.

    • WayneT
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      +3 on missing that invite. As an aside, I’ve not seen much Prime grade beef at Costco lately.

    • fzxdoc
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      That'll keep those grandkids coming back for visits, for sure! Nice cook!

      K.

    Not much outdoors cooking happening, as we have had busy weekends and my weekdays are very limited. Headed to the Reading Terminal Market in Philly to meet some out-of-town friends and explore some of the foods and whatnots. Spareribs probably for tomorrow. But I had time to whip up this, for my DW since she has been too busy with school.

    Here's one for SammyJ , keto-friendly. Buffalo chicken dip:

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    Fairly typical recipe, but I do a few things differently:
    • 2 poached chicken breasts, my method (will share in recipes at some point)
    • Louisiana brand hot sauce instead of Frank's
    • Stove-top instead of slow cooker
    Only carbs would be from the hot sauce, mostly. I shredded my own cheese, so no starch.

    Source: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/68...o-chicken-dip/


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    • hoovarmin
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      Take pics to share with us of the market. And that dip looks spectacular

    • WayneT
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      Wow! I’d be all over that. Nice!

    • HotSun
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      texastweeter , dang, blue cheese is great idea and I have some in the fridge. Next time!

      hoovarmin , we ended up not going to the market, darn. My DW's best friend was in town for a week-long class at Wharton, so we just ended up at a tavern catching up for lost time, eating charcuterie and cheese, then off to dinner elsewhere with her husband. We'll go once DW is out of school, probably early January, and I'll post then. Nice to hang with adults for a change. 😁

    Hangersteak Sous Vide.. pan seared.
    Served with broccolini, shrooms. Ovenbaked potatoes and mushromsauce.. A glas of Tomassi red wine on the side..
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    • hoovarmin
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      You're killing me, E. Just fantastic looking meal.

    • WayneT
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      Beautiful job on that hanger. The entire plate looks scrumptious.

    • HotSun
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      Those veggies look awesome.

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