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    Just to prove we eat more than pizza. I made a garden salad, and used fresh tomatoes from our garden.

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    • Purc
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      Wow, that's my kind of salad!

    • bbqLuv
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      good picture on a great burger.

    Cheeseburgers. Duke’s mayo, sweet baby ray’s sweet n spicy, Aldi pickles. Beans. Tomato.
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      My love for Masienda continues to grow. Red Corn tortillas for what is becoming one of our favorites - carne asada tacos.

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      • hoovarmin
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        Please share that video

      • barelfly
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        hoovarmin - here you go - the thing I forget to do usually is test a small dough ball for cracks before I start the process. But this video also talks about heat sources, which may be of help. And a damp towel on the dough balls as I make the tortillas. Just a few tips that will help me - living in the high desert. Could be different for you in Florida. But the first photo, the edges of my tortillas are rough, so dry.


      • barelfly
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        And another video - although he cooks his tortillas much longer than what other videos show. I’m probably closer to cooking time as this video though.


      Cooking this steak reminded me when I was a waiter at the Texas Roadhouse 20ish years ago if the table seemed fun and they’d order a t-bone I had it down without missing a beat or looking up from the paper asking “you want the capital or lower case t-bone?”

      Never failed to get some big eyes
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      • hoovarmin
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        Great looking steak!

      • SheilaAnn
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        Being born and raised in the restaurant business, that there is funny, I don’t care where you’re from!!!

      • fzxdoc
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        Capital job on that steak!

      Wings on the Kettle tonight. They turned out very good and stayed crisp until I was done.

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Great looking wings!

      • fzxdoc
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        Good Vortex action.

      Wagyu Brisket
      Slightly undercooked, 9.6/10
      Traeger Coffee Rub worked great on the brisket.
      I had two briskets to cook—one for the friends who gave them to me, and the other for us.


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      • Spinaker
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        Wahoo! Nice work!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks fantastic!

      • fzxdoc
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        They look 9.9999 to me!

        K.

      Might not be anything better than a ribeye over a live fire.

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      Pork knuckles on the gasser..
      Served with salad, grilled corn and potatosalad..
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      • bbqLuv
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        Looks amazingly good
        I'll take a PBR with that any day of the week

      • theroc
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        damn yes

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Thanks hoovarmin bbqLuv theroc 😁

      Baloney and smoked cheese sandwich with summer tomato, first local corn, and a pickle. And of course I’m following Mosca’s Rule of Tomatoes.


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      • DTro
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        Eatin’ good!

      Needed a new grill and after reading your review settled on the Napoleon Prestige 500 with the sear station. These pork chops were one of my first cooks. Sous vide them first for 4 hours at 135F then on the grill for a great sear. They turned out great.
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        Nice chops, and a sweet-looking grill.

        Kathryn

      • hoovarmin
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        Welcome and congrats on the new grill! You clearly know how to use it.

      • Spinaker
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        Great first cook. Good to hear from you!

      Two 5lb big fat chickens marinated in The Art of Spice Garlicky Green Chicken Marinade. Smoked with one large smoker box of Post Oak. Rotisserized for almost 2hrs at 350ish Deg F. Greek spinach/pasta side and an Amish sour cream apple pie for dessert.
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      • fzxdoc
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        Nice looking birds!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks good!

      This is such a good recipe/cook! Mall Teriyaki Chicken, and I cooked the carrots perfectly this time, and the cabbage just adds to this dish, at least for what we are used to here in Albuquerque and growing up eating Teriyaki Chicken Bowl (a chain here). And Bachan’s as the add on sauce!

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      • bbqLuv
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        nice plating and photo like a pro

      • hoovarmin
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        Nice!!!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Foodporn at it's best! 👌

      Sous Vide Que Pulled Pork following the Serious Eats technique. I cut the butts into smaller portions to make more surfaces for bark.
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      • fzxdoc
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        Nice cook!

        SheilaAnn and painter , you might want to read comments #7-10 on this topic about the accuracy of SV in an Instant Pot. There are similar reports on other topics as well.
        https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...-for-sous-vide .
        All of this is to say that verifying the sous vide water temp on ANY sous vide circulator is probably a good idea.

      • KabBBQ
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        fzxdoc I use a Joule Immersion Circulator so I trust the temp. On occasion I dip my Thermapen One probe in the water just for fun, but the Joule has always held accurate temps.

      • fzxdoc
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        KabBBQ , I have two Joules, and I have done the same. Every once in a while I'll temp the water and it's always spot on.

        K.

      Some carne asada (flap) from the other week. Probably my favorite thing to cook right now.
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      • fzxdoc
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        mmmMMMMmmm.

      • hoovarmin
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        Flap makes the best carne asada ever!

      • KabBBQ
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        This and flank have such lovely beefy flavor and texture. Looks like a great cook!
        Some butchers and vendors call this "bavette" to give it a shmancy name.

      Went with simple and easy last week with some friends over... some Schmidts' Sausage Haus Bahama Mamas and smoked/grilled corn.
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      • fzxdoc
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        You've got some great flavor going on there. I bet that tray of food didn't last long.

        Kathryn

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