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    Did a few racks of baby backs for co-workers on my shift .
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    The final product.
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ID:	1514308 They came out fantastic, unfortunately I now owe the other shifts ribs.

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    • Johnny Booth
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      Wow - they must really love you for that. Those ribs look great.

    If you do fried shrimp two nights in a row, it's like half the calories....right? Or something like that?

    This is roughly the same as what I did last night, but as I had run out of cornmeal, I used panko for the breading. Quite good, but I think I do really prefer the cornmeal-style.

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    • Panhead John
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      Looks good Michael, love fried shrimp. Next time try this for your batter…..Mix some plain old flour with cold water till it’s about the consistency of catsup. Stir in lots of Tony’s and a little canola/vegetable oil. Let your shrimp rest in the batter for about 10 minutes before frying…….👍👍

    • Michael_in_TX
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      Panhead John Oh I like that...so simple!

    • Panhead John
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      It’s like a Tempura batter, light and tasty, yet doesn’t hide the taste of the shrimp.

    First time I did a pork butt on the SNS kettle. What a fun time. And wow. Best bark I’ve ever made. I normally do t care much about bark but I’ve never had bark to remember. So there you go.

    Lousy night of sleep had me up at 5 so I tossed this in a little before 6. The thought of just tossing this on the Silverback and hitting a button and going back to sleep sounded like a great option. But I had to go through with my plan. And so glad I did. Even my wife commented on how good this came out and so did my daughter. B&B with cherry chunks and seasoned with Meatchurch Honey Hog. First time using it and it was awesome. Home made Mac and cheese in the instant pot.
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    • Michael_in_TX
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      That is indeed some fantastic bark!

    • Andrrr
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      Way to hang in there and fire up the coals!

    Woof woof!!!

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      Having recently returned from Italy, thought the family would want to go away from Italian food for a bit but I was wrong. The kids requested Pizza Bianca which we ate a ton of in Rome, so I gladly obliged.

      They ate it plain and I had to go with my favorite Roman snack, pizza Bianca e mortadella. Just great Italian food in is utter delicious simplicity.

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      • SheilaAnn
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        JCBBQ this guy?


      • JCBBQ
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        SheilaAnn yup!

      • jfmorris
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        Never heard of this, but now I want to try it with one of my frozen sourdough pizza dough balls... may not be quite the same crumb but I think it would be good rolled out then and baked with just the olive oil, garlic and cheese...

      Bacon!

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      Basically I used the Asian bacon recipe from the free side and added some gojujang and doenjang with a light coat of gojugaru right before going on the smoker. Smoked with apple for about 5 hours at 225, it stalled at 140 for over 2 hours. Never had that happen with bacon before.

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      This is good stuff. Subtle spiciness, with some funk from the gojujang and doenjang. I might try glazing it with a Korean BBQ based gaze next time

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks very fine!

      Bison burger. Pretty simple, burger, grilled onions, green leaf lettuce, some Kinders Chicken Dipping Sauce, and a bun.

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks really good!

      • Michael_in_TX
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        Bison....I keep intending on trying that.

      Smoked a trisket. Used the fancy china too since the dishwasher broke the other night.
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      • jfmorris
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        We have a Kitchenaide dishwasher that is maybe 7-8 years old. I've had to do lots of work to it - broken peices that hold the top rack, spray arms clogged with pumpkin and sunflower seeds, and "someone" who refuses to understand the principals of loading a dishwasher - like not putting a sheet pan or big plate blocking the soap dispenser door, or the spray arm rotation. "Someone" keeps wanting a new dishwasher, but knowing the loading is the issue, I know no new dishwasher would do better...

      • jfmorris
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        Oh - and the trisket looks great! I assume that means tritip cooked low and slow to 200ish like a brisket?

      • Bkhuna
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        jfmorris "In every partnership there's a person who stacks the dishwasher like a scandinavian architect, and one person that loads the dishwasher like a raccoon on meth".

      Kicking a meat pizza.
      Sausage, pepperoni and bacon. Added some cherry peppers and a boat load of cheese. Dang thing probably weighed about 2-1/2lbs. I really am enjoying making my own. And Ellie thinks it’s better than pretty much any take out. Oh, she only has hers with cheese. And light on that.

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      • Troutman
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        Dang, I dub thee a Steve-A-Roni 👍👍👏👏👏

      • glitchy
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        I’d choose yours over your wife’s too.

      • Andrrr
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        That looks perfect.

      Steamed opakapaka with shitake butter shoyu.

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      • Troutman
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        Nice 'rooms

      • SheilaAnn
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        theroc so you sautéed the mushrooms in butter and deglazed with shoyu?

      • theroc
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        SheilaAnn - yes. Then add chopped cilantro and salt and pepper to taste. It is a Sam Choy recipe.

      Something a little different out of the Troutman kitchen (or more accurately the Mrs. Troutman kitchen). Wife did a batch of Filipino Lumpia (similar to Chinese Egg Rolls). Filled with pork and veggies we make these on a regular basis. Usually served with a Vietnamese style fish sauce, these are so addictive you find yourself eating until you're stuffed.

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      • jfmorris
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        Amazing! Those look great.

      • Texas Larry
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        The Mrs. Makes these a couple times a year. Her family were in the Philippines with their Air Force dad and fell in love with them. Absolutely addictive. Beautiful presentation, too, thanks for sharing!

      • Bkhuna
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        I had many Filipino co-workers in the Navy. Every pot included lumpia and pancit. I could eat them until I burst.

      Yesterday was my Wife's 70th Birthday, She choose Logan's Roadhouse, which was fine with me!

      Salad, NO TOMATOE or CRUTONS , and a steak

      Still keto carnivore.

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      • Troutman
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        Logan’s has some desent.steaks 👍

      • Clawbear57
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        Happy birthday to the mrs.

      • fzxdoc
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        Happy Birthday, Mrs. Sammy!

        Kathryn

      Just a simple lunch today of an egg salad wrap.

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      Taken to the next level with the chili crisp I made!

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        Simple perfection - the Jose Andres fried egg. Crispy outside, gooey in. Mmmm
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        An Albuquerque Turkey! Turkey, cheese, avocado and what makes it Albuquerque - green chile!

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        • hoovarmin
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          Ooohhh!

        • JCBBQ
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          Damn! That looks amazing

        • fzxdoc
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          All that, and it rhymes too!

          Kathryn

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