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    #46
    Now this is a work of art! 🔥

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      #47
      Another round of shish kabobless - same recipe but no skewers. Cooked in the Oxo religious pan, (very holy).

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      • RonB
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        Bluetail66213 - One of the ingredients I use in my marinade has sugar in it and will burn at high temps, so I don't apply until everything is cooked. As each ingredient is cooked, it goes into a bowl. When everything is cooked, I add the sauce and heat for a short
        time to bring everything up to eating temp. The protein gets a short marinade in lite soy sauce just for maybe 10 min. If you are interested in the marinade recipe, I will post it in a new thread. Let me know...

      • RonB
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        hoovarmin - it looks like ya had a case of stealth MCS.

      • MsTwiggy
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        But which pan hoovarmin ? I was looking at a carbon steel one. 🔥🔥🐿️

      #48
      Freezer night.

      I have no idea what this is.
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      But it looks like it would go over rice, so
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      It’s Navajo green chili! I thought it might be.
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      Don’t let Gordon Ramsay or anyone else kid you: brown food tastes best.
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        #49
        Damn good idea.

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          #50
          That is a GREAT sandwich. And it looks like it maintained sandwich integrity to the end!

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            #51
            Looks delish. Actually West Texas style. You get them like this around Marfa and points west.

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              #52
              Welcome to Peru!

              Tonight I went with Kenji's recipe for Peruvian Chicken with Green Sauce. He calls for a whole chicken, but with just the two of us, I opted to go with a couple pounds of boneless skinless thighs. Turned out great on the LSG Adjustable. The marinade is good. Kenji doesn't give a marinating time, I went with about 3 hours or so.

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              Since it was a Peruvian theme (and since I got a good-sized jar of Aji Amarillo paste), we also got Papa a la Huancaina (Peruvian Potatoes). Instead of yellow potatoes, though, I went with some white sweet potatoes from the CSA. I'm not sure if there's an error in the recipe or if I used a wrong type of queso fresco, but the "two spoons" of milk in the recipe turned into what must have been more than a cup and the sauce was probably still a little thicker than it should have been. Sorry, no picture of the spuds before they got sauced.

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              Kenji's green sauce is really the star of the show. That stuff is incredible. Served with some CSA spring mix.

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                #53
                The inevitable corned beef hash. Polished off the leftovers.
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                • bbqLuv
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                  Oh Yeah you done good

                #54
                Great job, Jim. I have everything I need to make those potatoes, just haven't pulled the trigger yet. Yours looks great!

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                  #55
                  Nothing better than that.

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                    #56
                    Thank you Mosca. Held up pretty well. I used Sourdough since that’s what I had…Ciabatta would have been even better!

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                      #57
                      In the year and a half that I’ve owned my Pit Boss griddle, I’ve done exactly one hamburger cook on the kettle. I don’t know what it is or how to explain it, but since owning it, all my burger cooks but one have been smash burgers. I love a good burger cooked just about anyway you can, but since getting the griddle, this is my preferred method. I find this really weird because I always thought you can’t beat a good ol’ smoky grilled burger. Maybe because it’s a little easier, hell, I don’t know. There’s just something about a smash burger that keeps me coming back.

                      So I fired up the griddle and did my favorite burger tonight……double meat and pepper jack cheese, bacon, mushrooms and red onion….on a toasted bun with mayonnaise. Instead of the usual fries, I opted for some Walmart brand potatoes O’brian. They ain’t bad folks!

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                      • Johnny Booth
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                        You go PJ. Nice job. All freakin day, with a cold beer.

                      #58
                      By far one of my favorite SE recipes.

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                        #59
                        Lol. If you cooked it, and saved it, it Must be good. 🤣

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                          #60
                          Oh. Holy Money Shot!

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