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    #16
    My wife cooked tonight. 63 days until L5-S1 fusion. Lot of pain right now.
    if you pray, thanks

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    • Texas Larry
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      Oh,wow, Sammy! I can identify with the pain. I have L2-4 fusion in three days, then a loooong rehab. Haven’t been able to grill/que in weeks🫤. Prayers for you and me both!

    • DTro
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      Yep- Good vibes and prayers coming at you!

    • Clawbear57
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      Praying for you both. Just got released from L3-L4.

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    Seafood Stromboli for dinner. I made Kenji's NY Crust earlier in the week, just a little Alfredo Sauce, my own Smoked Salmon, Small Shrimp, Red Peppers, Red Onion, and Cheese.

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    • texastweeter
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      He'll of a hot pocket

    • hoovarmin
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      I think this is your best post ever. Wow, Skip!

    • Henrik
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      Looks great! Now I just need to google what a Stromboli is… 😀

    #18
    Our spring peppers were quite bountiful this year. We love some stuffed peppers, but not the bitter grocery store bells. These are sweet banana peppers. Also got some pablanos with mild heat. Some stuffed with chicken and rice, and some stuffed with home made chorizo. Mostly frozen for later meals, but tonight's cooked on the BGE at 400º for 15-20 minutes with very light smoke.

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    Usually smoke 6 or so without cheese and freeze, then dinner is just grab 2 or however many, add the Jack cheese slices and broil in the air fryer.

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    • barelfly
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      Love stuffed peppers!

    • johnec00
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      barelfly do you grow peppers? If so, I highly recommend trying these called Mama Mia Giallo (yellow) that we got from Tomato Grows Supply. Very sweet, and thin skinned.

    #19
    I gotta follow the maestro, but somebody has to do it 😂. Pizza for lunch. NY style with artichoke hearts, bacon, black olives, and mushrooms.

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    • hoovarmin
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      Richard Chrz unless you have a burning desire to make nothing but Neapolitan pizza, which requires the 750 + heat, there is no valid reason to get one, outside of making pizza outdoors. But you can already do that with your Kettle insert.

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks perfect brother!

    • DTro
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      Bacon, black olives and mushrooms, for a commanding Yes Please!

    #20
    This is a miserable post. I made pork chops on the Ninja Sizzle. Weather has been nasty and will be for awhile. I was not going to post but as eating and realized the thickness, here it is. Each a bit over 8 oz. Under $6 for both. We went shopping today. All I can speak for is the local area in Western Massachusetts. All prices have come down significantly. Our order which included 2 rib eyes 4 pork chops and some chicken with the normal products was $127. A full cart. Sorry, here's the pork chop.

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    • Richard Chrz
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      Nothing wrong with a pork chop, food on the table is a blessing, ninja or grill. Weather has sucked here as well.

    • DTro
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      No complaints here! Looks good.

    #21
    Did an SVQ Nilgai pastrami - medium temp - for a buddy.

    These are the pics he sent back

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    When the kids eat it, you know it's good

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    • DTro
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      looks like you done him right!

    • BFlynn
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      Nilgai is pretty delicious.
      SVQ pastrami to medium - seems to work really well for these lean game roasts.

    • texastweeter
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      Lookin good

    #22
    Made myself a prime chuckie.
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    • BFlynn
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      Came out really well.
      Hadn't done a chuckie in too long

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      Can you share

    • BFlynn
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      There's a bit left, but you better get here quick

    #23
    Porter Road bone-in pork chop cooked on the PK-O and served with Knorr Parmesan fettuccine with some home made bacon crumbles added. Mmmm!

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    • DTro
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      Nice action shot!

    #24
    Burgers..
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    • Huskee
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      MAN! Grade A!

    • texastweeter
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      Think I'll make some tonight. Got some chuck I can grind along with some ground dry aged ribeye trim.

    • hoovarmin
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      Heavenly

    #25
    And i made a batch of pickled red onion as well.. applecider vinegar, slices of fresh ginger and a few peppercorns in the liquid..
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      #26
      Cooked up some drummies for this dummy

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      • DTro
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        Nice chicken and love that pocket sized grill!

      • hoovarmin
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        Magnificent!

      #27
      And speaking of pickling….. laid down these from CSA yesterday. Project Big A$$ Pickles has begun.

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      jar is a bit large, but they are weighed down.

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      • texastweeter
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        Are you fermenting them? Please say yes...

      • SheilaAnn
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        texastweeter yah-sir I am! Dill, garlic and mustard seed. I’m using the recipe from my boss’ book. She is a master preserver. I’m sure you can tell, we received 5 big ole Kirby cucumbers. It was a no brainer!

      #28
      Getting together with the neighborhood crew this evening. I was tasked with a dessert, so I made a strawberry galette.

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      • bbqLuv
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        Now I want one.
        Looking good

      • ecowper
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        bbqLuv first time I’ve ever made one, came out good.

      #29
      Made some nachos with about 5oz/140g each of smoked pulled pork and sauteed chorizo, both of which I had frozen in vac seal from prior cooks (so there's a case that this should be in Leftovers...), and which I heated up via sous vide at 175/80. Mixed the reheated meat up with some Hatch green chile, chopped green onion, and a bit of shredded cheese and filled the Scoops with that, then topped with more cheese, because more cheese.

      Fired up the Pit Boss pellet smoker so as not to heat up the kitchen and baked them at about 375/190 for 15 min or so, until the cheese was melty and bubbly. Super yummy, the chorizo added a great note, and my lovely bride decreed that nachos shall henceforth have chorizo as a core constituent. Oh darn.

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      • ecowper
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        Now that’s the way to do nachos!

      • texastweeter
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        I'm getting pinky envy...

      #30
      For Father's Day my wife gifted me a rolling grill basket, and I tried it out tonight for the first time. I pre-cooked the carrots and onions a bit, then added mushrooms, zucchini and red peppers. On the grill the door kept coming open and I lost a few pieces, but once I figured out how to move it the veggies cooked great. Each was done just right and had the perfect amount of char. They paired well with the smoked pork chop and fresh cherry sauce. Cleanup was easy too, the basket fits in the dishwasher. If there were a better-made version I'd pay for it.

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