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    #61
    My traditional Christmas cook. Not pictured is pecan pie and yorkshire pudding.

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    • TripleB
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      I've always seen it done in muffin tins. How'd come out? Cooked perfectly, underdone or burnt? I'm going to do it when I do my rib roast. Mom use to do Yorkshire pudding and I have not had it in 30 years.

    • texastweeter
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      Comes out great every time. Look up Alton Browns recipe i basically use his. TripleB

    • ecowper
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      Beef drippings and seriously hot steel or cast iron is the trick to great Yorkshire pudding

    #62
    Merry Christmas!

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    • TripleB
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      That looks incredible. Looks to be from the small end. My favorite cut on the rib. Did you SV and then finish on the grill or what? 24 hour dry brine? Thanks.

    • smokenoob
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      nailed it!

    • frailinryan
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      TripleB Thanks! I dry brined it for 1.5 days. I used a pellet smoker at 225, then seared it with my Weber kettle.

    #63
    I bought a whole boneless strip loin at Hy-Vee a few days ago to make a strip roast for Christmas dinner. I was very surprised (but far from disappointed) when I cut it up yesterday to brine a roast from it.

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    • SheilaAnn
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      Looks like a ribby to me…..

    • glitchy
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      SheilaAnn it definitely was a boneless ribeye. However, the whole subprimal was 13.5# and pretty flat. Without labeling I might have thought it was a strip loin in the bag too. Best part was $7.99/lb. I used a lot of tension to tie it into shape.

    • SheilaAnn
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      glitchy in the end, you got a bargain and did it proud. Awesome looking cook, Pitmaster!

      (After re-reading your post, I got what you are saying)

    #64
    The “Steaks of Christmas”. I flipped NY strips provided by my sister on my Dad’s Weber gas grill, due to him having a shoulder replacement 1 week ago. All I brought to the party was a big shaker of Uncle Chris’s Extra Fancy Steak Seasoning, and my boule from this morning. Checked temps using a Thermapop I gifted my dad years ago.

    Steaks varied from med-rare to med-well, depending on what each person wanted.

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    • jfmorris
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      Richard Chrz technically I could have. My sister bought a whole strip loin at Publix, and sliced the steaks herself. Her knife skills were a little off, as was the variation in thickness of the steaks...

    • Spinaker
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      So do you cook the prime rib normally, slice and then grill them to sear it up?

    • jfmorris
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      Spinaker this was just steaks. My sister bought a strip loin and sliced it up and tapped me to grill the resulting steaks. I just did hot and fast with the lid open on a Weber gasser.
      Last edited by jfmorris; December 26, 2025, 08:36 PM.

    #65
    Smoked Duck with a Blueberry Grand Marnier reduction sauce, over the top. Duck took about 30 minutes longer than expected, but that's what you get living here.

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    • Richard Chrz
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      How did it turn out, I love the idea of duck for Christmas.

    • captainlee
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      Excellent, A fun cook. Smoked at 325 but should of bumped it up a few degrees here.

    • HawkerXP
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      Nise!

      I'm thinking duck in the PBC is in our future.

    #66
    Simple meal tonight, my wife & I successfully convinced my mother in law to come over for Christmas, we are between family holiday gatherings, so no reason for her to sit alone.

    We did steaks, with sides of green beans, and oven roasted butter broil sear finished potatoes and carrots, fresh green onions, and parsley, finished with some Parmesan.

    Merry Christmas everyone!


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    • ecowper
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      that's pretty

    • Richard Chrz
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      ecowper thank you, that is a carbon steel paella pan..😀

    #67
    Let the jealousy begin!

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    • TripleB
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      No, No, No. Gotta have pickles on a burger. And beans in chili

    • Panhead John
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      TripleB Beans in chili?! Don’t you be comin’ round here starting no trouble mister!
      🤓

    • ecowper
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      pickles on burgers, beans in chili, mashed potatoes from a box, and Ragu's ragu .... duh ;-) .... also, nice burger, love the gourmet plates

    #68
    Didnt feel like cooking tonight so we thought hell lets go to the Chinese restaurant down on the waterfront. It was an hour wait to put your name in. People were waiting for take out they ordered at 11am. It was 530pm. I told my wife im not waiting. Had some beef and veggies. She made rice, I made stir fry.
    velveted the beef, cooked it with some cabbage, green onion, shrooms, bok choy, tofu. It was probably better than the Chinese restaurant.
    No after pics was great. Gotta be at work in 6 hours so..
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      #69
      Merry Christmas!

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      • Jfrosty27
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        Wow. What interest rate did you get on the loan you surely needed to buy that beast?

      • gboss
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        Jfrosty27 the most wonderful time of the year: rib roast sales at 9.99/lb for Choice. Last year, the same sale was 5.99/lb

      • Spinaker
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        Dang, dude.

      #70
      One could get the impression we eat meat around here....

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      • texastweeter
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        Dead animals is where its at.

      #71
      NY Strip Roast what was left after dinner. Most thought it was Prime Rib. Dry brined for a day then Click image for larger version

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      • HawkerXP
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        Strip is #1 with us!

      • glitchy
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        We like strip roasts just about as well as prime rib. Looks great!

      • cruiseplanner1
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        Yes seen your hamburg and it looks great. I enjoy a good hamburger off the grill as much as a steak. However I did not notice the mustard? Must be under the lettuce?......and red onion, best raw onion in my opinion.

      #72
      Tag team Christmas dinner. flyingpiglet made fresh tagliatelle shown drying. I made oxtail ragu.

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      • TripleB
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        So Italian of you Roc . I went to Ferrazzines and picked up fresh spaghetti noodles for our Christmas dinner. Great little market. Thanks for the suggestion. Give Elaine a hug for us. Happy New Year 🥳

      • Richard Chrz
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        Ah! Fresh Pasta! It’s the season, I’ve been making some agin this week! Love it, & beautiful oxtail Ragù!

      • theroc
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        TripleB - Thanks, Dean. All the best to you and Gail.

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      🧑🏻‍🎄Mrs. H made her crab quiche for Christmas lunch. 🦀 oh yummmmmm.
      🎄Double smoked ham with spicy peach glaze from the free side. Oh so good! 🎅🏻 Ham from one of my friends hogs 🐷
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      • ecowper
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        that double smoked ham and spicy glaze is fantastic! I use apricots, but peach would be awesome, too

      #74
      Cooked this 2 bone, Prime grade, rib roast for Christmas dinner. Tied the bones on top of the rib cap and roasted on the KJ at 225°, until 120° internal temp, using my Fireboard Pro. Pulled and rested for 20 minutes, and cranked the grill up for searing. Seared for 30 seconds per side to get a nice crust. Served with crispy roasted potatoes and Brussel’s sprouts, along with a Caesar salad.

      The butcher knife and steel was my grandfathers (pictured), from his old days as a butcher.

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      • SheilaAnn
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        Nice tools and great looking roast beast!

      • HawkerXP
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        Don't make them like that anymore!

      #75
      A rack of lamb dry brined with Lane's Garlic Rub, smoked on the Bronco with Cowboy briquets and a hunk of Hickory wood. It went BAAAAAA when I cut into it, so it was slightly rare but still very good.
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      • Andrrr
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        Excellent

      • HawkerXP
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        Lammmmb.

      • ecowper
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        I've got a rack of lamb from Vandal Meats (the butcher shop at University of Idaho) sitting in my freezer .... and now it's calling my name after seeing this beautiful plate

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