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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC) - Volume 35, Autumn/Fall 2024

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    #31
    And the water is eyeballing until it’s right…i know, not helpful. But…you know the dough is right once it blisters after you beat it for several minutes with a wooden spoon.

    But, I’d have been right there with ya making and eating! This is what we made for Christmas dinner last year! But I’ll get more on the recipe to you soon.

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      #32
      Here’s what my spatzen looked like from Christmas. Both regular flour and gluten free noodles for my wife and I. And Rouladens!

      Blast it, it's officially winter now. But that doesn't stop those of us on the side of the globe where it's cold. Keep on cookin', folks, and post your cooks here! For the now-expired Vol 31, Fall/Autumn 2023 click here: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/forum/food-recipes-techniques-show-us-what-youre-cooking/show

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        #33
        Ribs over the weekend turned out delicious. Click image for larger version

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        • Huskee
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          You make some kick butt ribs! Nice job.

        • Clawbear57
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          Nice pullback.

        • Elton's BBQ
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          Nice!

        #34
        There is no downside to Spatchcocking chicken.
        Looks great,

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          #35
          Well done, Sir.
          I could eat myself into a spasm

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            #36
            Beautiful cook!

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              #37
              Awesome ribs!

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                #38
                All of the above…

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                  #39
                  Bunless fatburgers with SRF ground wagyu on the plancha. Melted havarti. Served with sauteed shitake mushrooms and flyingpiglet's tomato galette using fresh tomatoes from the garden.

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                    #40
                    Got to try the paper. My folks like pulled chuck roast, ALMOST as much as brisket. It’s a lot less work for me too. 👍👍

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                      #41
                      Havarti cheese needs more love in my house…..

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                      • Huskee
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                        It's my cheese of choice when I make pastrami paninis. Mmm mmm mmmmm!

                      #42
                      Johnny Booth Same. I still want to do a brisket at least once a year, but this something I might do monthly even. $30 for a Prime roast is a lot better than a $80-$100 brisket.

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                        #43
                        Breakfast......been experimenting with different salsas/sauces on eggs. This morning I did Nando's Peri-Peri sauce (hot version). Not bad. Nando's sauces always evoke chicken for me, which I thought was unusual on an egg until I remembered what an egg is (I hadn't had my coffee yet, clearly).

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                        (I put the sauces on the eggs right after I get them in the pan. Most sauces will thicken up a bit as the eggs cook as their water evaporates. I think this effect. Concentrates the flavor a bit.) My favorite so far is just diced chipotles in adobo sauce.

                        And here was lunch, a reprise of dinner. This time no sauce (did not need it at all) and dill pickles instead of jalapeños. Yum!

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                          #44
                          more bark than a chihuahua.
                          Looks fantastic

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                            #45
                            The best festbiers and marzens (which are basically the same thing, the former being the latter plus about five months of age) combine malty with dry - for my money, the holy grail of brewing. Very difficult to achieve, but when it happens, it's beer paradise!

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