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    Some wings, done differently. I used the oven in convection mode. Wasn't doing Kettle with Vortex and figured this is like airfryed. I was happy with the results. A bit smokey towards the end but manageable. Crip skin. I did corn starch and put in the refrigerator for about 3 hours. Then out for a while and seasoned per picture. About 30 minutes at 500. Lots of crunch while eating.

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      Daughter was feeling a little stuffed up and asked for a spicy soup. So went with a Thai red curry coconut noodle soup with chicken thighs and rice vermicelli. Finished with a squeeze of lime, cilantro and scallions

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      • MsTwiggy
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        Yeah!! This looks just right!! 🔥🔥🐿️

      • hoovarmin
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        Just what the doctor ordered.

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks nice!!

      Tonight I cooked some Royal Red Shrimp by simmering a few minutes then putting em in the fridge to eat cold. [thanks for the tip smokenoob ] I found an easy fried scallop recipe online and did that….best scallops I can remember eating. And if that wasn’t enough, I made a fresh from scratch Italian Pasta which turned out killer. Even made the pasta fresh from scratch. I don’t even like olives but this recipe included them and it was great!

      My Homemade Fresh From Scratch Pasta……🙄
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      Served On My Top Of The Line Plates…..
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      • hoovarmin
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        Can't beat those royal reds. So much flavor!

      • smokenoob
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        glad ya liked em’!

      • SammyJ
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        Awesome Plate, SEA FOOD

      Mari Jo and I are big fans of the Starbucks egg bites. We found a copycat sous vide recipe online and gave it a shot. We chose to put prosciutto and basil in ours instead of bacon. All other ingredients were the same and in the ratios found in the recipe. I cooked them in the SV at 185F for 25 mins.

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      These turned out as good or better than the ones at Starbucks.

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      • barelfly
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        No way as good…definitely BETTER than!!!! Love me some egg bites - they are my go to for a quick breakfast when I travel. These look eggggggcellent!

      • DaveD
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        I need to try this! Looks wonderful. The possibilities abound...

      • troymeister
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        OMG..those look Beautiful!....I will try soon. I like the Bee Plates too...as I used to be a Bee Keeper.

      I made half of a ribeye pack I picked up from Costco tonight. The other half will be for an experiment this weekend.

      BGE was fired up and ready for action. Medium rare for the both of us. Perfect….except for the pictures.
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      • Andrrr
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        Lol, I saw your other post. Thanks for being the guinea pig!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks good brother!

      • MsTwiggy
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        Beautiful cook on those ribeye’s!! 💯🔥🔥🐿️

      There was a time I thought a sirloin was a really good cut of steak. Then I started buying beef by the side and ribeyes cost the same as hamburger and sirloin didn't rate so high. BUT, the last side I got has marbeling like I've never had before. So tonight a little sirloin with scalloped potatoes and green beans.

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      • hoovarmin
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        That must have come from some kind of super-cow. Never seen such marbling on a sirloin.

      • Bogy
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        I've been buying beef direct from farmers, from a quarter to a whole steer for 19 years. Quality has varied, but most has been very good, but I have never had a steer with this kind of marbling. The chuck roasts look like this. When this one is gone I hope to latch on to another from this guy.

      • texastweeter
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        Lort! That is the best looking sirloin I have ever seen

      Grilling by lantern light
      Flap steak dusted with Hank's beef rub Henrik
      Parmesan roasted taters, pepper an onion, sauteed broccoli, and fried zucchini rounds.
      First time using the Hank's recipe, and it was a hit 😋
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      • Finster
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        hoovarmin
        Yeah it does. Even swmbo's well done piece was still pretty tender.

        DaveD
        Have you used the full salt version?
        Curious how they compare. I considered eliminating the salt entirely, but just ended up using less than called for..

      • Henrik
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        Looking good Finster! Glad to hear you like the rub 👌

      • DaveD
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        Finster I've never mixed up a salt-bearing version, only salt free, because I always dry brine separately.

      Since it's Friday, I get fish. Still no oil, dairy or alcohol. Dry skillet salmon, cayenne grits, and broccoli.
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      • texastweeter
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        How so hoovarmin lol

      • hoovarmin
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        LOL you are supposed to be denying yourself and you are eating the nectar of the gods.

      • MsTwiggy
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        That's right. Atone for them grits ⚡️💥🤯🔥🔥🐿️

      One of our favorite chicken recipes, pollo sabroso. Bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs marinated in a mix of red wine vinegar & low-sodium soy sauce with sazon (my lovely bride makes her own), garlic powder, adobo powder, and oregano. Did them on the SnS kettle 2-zone style with the indirect side at 350F/175C with KBB and a sprinkling of the fragments from the bottom of my bag of apple chunks, plus one small chunklet. Indirect until ITs about 160F/70C, then seared over the hot side until ITs reached about 170F/77C.

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      Plated with steamed rice and broccoli.
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      Super delicious! Can't go wrong with chicken and rice.

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      • Henrik
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        That looks REAL good!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks awesome!

      It’s a lake weekend - so lots of fun, some bike riding, and of course some excellent food! Broke out the Wonder Grill today, my $30 Masterbuilt kettle that rocks Santa Maria Style Tri Tip with some great Oak Ridge BBQ Santa Maria rub and of course, Santa Maria style beans - not pinquitos, but RG Rio Zape - all the RG beans are so good!

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      • hoovarmin
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        Hope you guys have a great time! It's so fun to see you enjoying the empty nest together.

      • DaveD
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        That looks delicious!!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks darn good!

      Chicken and rice. Tuscan kale with bomba sauce on the side.

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        I like that we can always count on you flyingpiglet for good mushrooms.

      This is a one off, and it isn't what I'm cooking, but what I'm eating. I'm calling from a patient room in a CVICU, after three pretty unreal days. Sunday, felt bad, watched SB in bed and never thawed the planned stone crab claws.
      Monday went to work, marked vertigo and nausea on way (bad on I-4), threw up in work parking lot and went back home. Took nausea med I had and slept all day, throwing up everything but toenails every few hours. Same Tuesday, felt better Wed am and went to work. Everything biurry and spinning, unreal nausea... went inside and they took blood pressure > 70/40. PA I work with started IV, few minutes before my boss texted (she's also MD) they are going to call EMS to take you to ER.
      Well, no, I don't want to ride in amb, hosp is <2 miles away, I'll go myself. Feel better after fluids.
      Of course, I went home. Knew I would be admitted, and need to cover my dog. Called my vet's boarding kennel, they said "bring her." Threw some things in a bag and took off. Vet even walked out and got her from car. Off to ER. That was midmorning Wed, I'm still in CVICU. Acute kidney failure, some odd metabolic stuff, wildly swinging blood pressures, and projectile vomiting on a nurse i really like.
      After very aggressive, excellent care (4 specialists, 5 imaging tests, near 70 labs, and untold bags of drugs running into both arms) i have "adrenal insufficiency, presenting with acute kidney failure and adrenal crisis, B12 deficiency anemia" and some other things.)
      The good news, although i will be on steroids forever, diet rec is this: higher proteins, esp fish and red meat -for B12, poultry and eggs, and liberal use of salt.

      This is actually the reason i wrote this treatise. The dinner i had tonight was the first food I'd had since sometime Saturday, this meal from a hospital cafeteria for a gluten free adrenal diet! i was already eating when i decided to shoot a pic. (I also sent thank you note back with my tray Click image for larger version

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      • JuergenQ
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        Keep a stiff upper lift und get well soon.

      • fzxdoc
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        So how are you doing today, acorgihouse ? Thinking of you...

        K.

      • PGH_RAM
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        I'm glad your health care team got it figured out! That's really a hellish experience you've been through.

      Picked up cod and shrimp Friday night and I played with whole wheat Panko crumbs and avocado oil in our oven that has an air fry setting. I was very pleased with the results.

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      • hoovarmin
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        Looks great, Brian!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks really good!

      • MsTwiggy
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        That is some glorious breading!! 🔥🔥🐿️

      Fridays dinner..
      Salmon sous vide.. with cucumbersalad potatoes and sourcream..
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      • MsTwiggy
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        Love this pairing, what do you put in your cucumber salad?🥗 🔥🐿️🥗

      • Elton's BBQ
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        MsTwiggy Made this with 1/2 cucumber sliced,
        2tbls water, 2tbls vinegar (white or applecider) 1tbls sugar, 0,5 ts salt and 0.25 ts pepper. Mix and disolve salt/sugar, pour over sliced cucumber. Set in the fridge for an hour or two before use..

      • Clawbear57
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        I want that meal.

      Dinner tonight: Beef Ribs ( Short Ribs ), mashed potatoes, gravy.


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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks good!

      • texastweeter
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        Looks fantastic

      • MsTwiggy
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        The ribs of course are fantastic, the taters take this to the next level!! 🔥🔥🐿️

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