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    Sesame Chicken

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    • RichieB
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      Was that Big Bird? 😬

    • cruiseplanner1
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      Our oldest son's favorite dish.

    Tri-tip sous vide for 4 hours at 131.5Β° then seared in a cast iron skillet with garlic cloves, thyme and lots of Kerry Gold butter. Maldon flake finish. Mashed potatoes and baby broccoli for sides. I ate the broccoli while I was finishing the cook πŸ˜†.
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    • cruiseplanner1
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      Looks tantalizing

    • Hulagn1971
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      bbqLuv it's funny you mentioned that. I called my wife around 3 and asked her to put the meat in the bath at 131Β°. When I got home from work that evening I saw it reading 131.5Β°. I said to myself "Well 131.5 it is then." πŸ˜†

    • TripleB
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      That is beautiful. Nice job.

    Normally I serve it in a pita pocket but the store was out

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    • SheilaAnn
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      Looks like crispy chickpeas…..

    • texastweeter
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      SheilaAnn chicken, spinach, feta, tahini and hummus.

    Bone in pork chop a little over 1#. Meatheads Pork Rub/Brine about 3 hours. Sweet potato baked, cooled down and scrapped out of the skin. Butter and maple syrup mixed in. Then back in microwave to reheat. Chop done in the C.S. pan. Really liking the pan.

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      Pork belly pizza tonight. The bbq sauce on the pork belly caramelized on me, thus the black.
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        Our first pineapple just ripened, so . . . kabob time

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        And pineapple vinegar from the rind and core in work, supposedly takes about 3 months ???.
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        • Johnny Booth
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          Whoa. We have a pineapple patch, no fruit yet. I bet that vinegar is something. 😎

        • johnec00
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          Johnny Booth The vinegar is an experiment, no Idea what to expect. Its at the wine stage now, needs to ferment into vinegar.

        Grilled flanken ribs with crispy roasted cauliflower.

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        • bbqLuv
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          Crispy Roasted Cauliflower sounds good.
          paired with flanken Ribs

        • TripleB
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          Korean BBQ or just seasoned? Nice job Roc.

        • theroc
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          TripleB - marinated from our local Armenian market

        Stuffed peppers in the kettle. This is the only photo I took.

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          I did another Chicago style thin crust, but with a different flour. This was good, too.

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          • cruiseplanner1
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            That thin crust and my fave mushrooms looks great. And looks like it was done to perfection on the cook. Good job on that pizza

          Smoked a 4-lb pork butt with a zesty Italian dressing injection, then hit it with Traeger Pork & Poultry rub. Ran it over Jealous Devil lump with a couple chunks of cherry and apple for a clean, slightly sweet smoke.Spritzed it with apple juice and apple cider vinegar mixture every 90 min to help build the crust.

          At 170Β°F internal, wrapped it with brown sugar, thick slices of quality butter, hickory BBQ sauce, honey, and a light dusting of the same rub. About 2.5 hours later it was probe-tender. Rested briefly, then delivered it hot to one of our neighborsβ€”small BBQ favor while they recover from wrist surgery

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          Last edited by Smoked Transistors; January 17, 2026, 01:45 PM.

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          • bbqLuv
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            zesty Italian dressing injection . . . I use zesty Italian dressing for marinade.
            Injection sound interesting.

          • Smoked Transistors
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            bbqLuv - I strain the zesty itailian dressing before injecting and use the savory seasonings (garlic,onion,oregano,parsley,red bell peppers) with a tad of mustard,rub,apple juice in a bowl for a smear for the pork butt then add whatever dry rub. They turn out pretty darn good.My wifes not a smoke fan so i usally just use a chunk or two of Apple or cherry

          Indoors today. Had thawed out some leftover double smoked ham from Christmas, ham and eggs for breakfast, then what to do with the rest?

          I had leftover Amish made Ohio Swiss from our fall trip to Grandpa’s cheese barn. So decided Ham and Swiss on toasted Rye with some spicy German mustard was in order.

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          • barelfly
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            Speaking my language with that mustard!!!

          First ever stick burner cook on my new Workhorse pits offset smoker. 2 racks of baby back ribs. Definitely need some practice at fire management, but at least I'll be eating well along the way.

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          • bbqLuv
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            Good looking bones.
            You done did good.

          • cruiseplanner1
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            Nice job on your first cook. I love my stick burner/COS . Food is much more flavorful

          • Johnny Booth
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            πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ»

          Lakehouse dinner tonight - black eyed peas (since I forgot these last time we were here) and pork tenderloin on the wonder kettle. This pork tenderloin was outstanding! As were the BEPs. Great dinner celebrating my mom’s birthday!

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          • cruiseplanner1
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            I like black eye peas. I usually add a can of diced tomato with chili's and cut up some smoked or Andouille sausage and its a main course for me.

          Nothing like a hot homemade meatloaf, mashed potatoes and blistered garlic green beans dinner on a cold and wet Saturday night.
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          • texastweeter
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            One of my favorite plates of food

          • bbqLuv
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            blistered garlic green beans--Thank for the tip.

          • SheilaAnn
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            bbqLuv that’s pretty much the only way I do green beans now. Toss with olive oil and salt and pepper (or whatever ever you love) and roast in the toaster oven. Perfect every time!

          Pan-fried panko crusted mahi mahi with stir fried mushrooms and baby bok choy.

          It got Coco's approval.

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          • Jerod Broussard
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            Coco beware!

          • cruiseplanner1
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            Cannot go wrong with Mahi. One of our favorites.

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