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    #91
    Honey mustard glazed ham steaks. Wet brined to cure then grilled on the slow n sear and pulled at 145
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    • Mr. Bones
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      Loves me some dem ham steaks!
      Nice Job, Brother!
      Corn bread, baked tater, baby limas?
      Down home, fo sho!

    • DavidNorcross
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      Thank you Mr. Bones

    #92
    It is cold and raining here in MN. And with some inspiration from Steve B I thought would make some pot roast in my DO. I used a 4 pound chuck roast, potatoes, carrots, rosemary, thyme, onions, beef stock, mushrooms, onion soup seasoning and some big ol' marrow bones.And you know I gotta pre sear the heck outta that thing before I add the fixings.
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    • Steve B
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      Oh hell Yeah!!๐Ÿ‘Š๐Ÿ‘Š
      Sorry I got your big fat arsh out of bed.
      Actually Not sorry. ๐Ÿ˜‚
      Looks amazing my friend. I can almost smell how good it is from here.

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks good! And nice colors..

    • Skip
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      A great MN comfort food for Winter!

    #93
    Received my CSA box brimming jalapeรฑos. Used Meatheads recipe for cowboy candy on the right. Chili pepper madness recipe for pickled jalapeรฑos on the left. Yes, there are air gaps, the intent is not to "put up". Just let them cool and sit in the fridge until they are happy happy. Click image for larger version

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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Just made a batch myself..

    #94
    Cornell Chicken on the 22รขโ‚ฌย Weber

    The better half told me not to dislocate my shoulder patting myself on my back.

    Then she ate it and told me to pat all I want to.

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    • kjbarth
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      Good looking cook! Cornell chicken is so easy and so good.

    • Panhead John
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      Looks scrumdeliumptious! ๐Ÿ‘

    #95
    My first Prime brisket. I normally get the choice but since becoming a member at Costco I get to spoil myself. Well worth it. I started it on the pellet cooker last night and the temp seemed perfect to be done with perfect timing to rest before dinner. Then the power went out this morning from high winds. Luckily the brisket had shrunk enough to barely fit on the WSM 22". Ended up delicious! Click image for larger version

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    • Jfrosty27
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      Thatโ€™s called being a PITMASTER
      Nicely done. รฐลธโ€˜ย๐Ÿ‘

    • tbob4
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      That looks great!!!

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Nice!

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    Simple hamburger with cheese skirt - ate half of the skirt coming into the house and pull apart the rest and put on top as a second layer of cheese bacon. The fries were perfect in the Blackstone air fryer.

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    • Jfrosty27
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      I need to get one of those. Man this site has/is/will cost me a LOT of money. Is that a problem? I say NO My wife, well.....,,๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿ˜‚

    • tbob4
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      Jfrosty27 - my wife wouldnโ€™t let me get the Blackstone unless I sold my Weber gasser. Luckily, a buddy is a virtuoso with gas BBQโ€™ing and his 20 year old unit crapped out. So it became a win-win. I feel your pain.

    • barelfly
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      Damn it! Hahah that looks great and you are showing that air fryer... I donโ€™t need to see these black stones!

      Love the cook! I love that you do the cheese that way! Really makes for a good burger...or snack on the walk back inside

    #97
    It finally cooled off here in Houston some, and it put me in the mood for some good old Chicken and Sausage Gumbo. I always make my own roux from scratch. Years ago I thought Iโ€™d save a little time and buy the store bought roux in the jar. One time only. It canโ€™t touch a good home made, from scratch roux. I use a combination of fresh bacon grease and canola oil for mine. One whole chicken, Andouille Sausage, the Cajun Trinity, green onions, Tonyโ€™s, garlic, bay leaf and a little McIlhennyโ€™s Tabasco Sauce. Served over rice of course, with an extra splash of Tobasco and crackers. This turned out very well and was one of the best pots Iโ€™ve done. Canโ€™t wait till tomorrow, when it should be even better.
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    • Joetee
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      Okra needs to be radicated from the planet. Nothing worse that giant buggers and snot.
      The one food I can say I will not even try.

    • Panhead John
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      smokin fool Some people do put okra in their gumbo, I never do. To me, I donโ€™t think okra belongs in a real Cajun gumbo. And I love okra. Okra in a gumbo is right behind the......Chili: Beans or no Beans controversy. Just my personal preference.

    • ofelles
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      Great looking roux. It goes form better to bitter so easily, but it's worth the effort.
      Been thinking gumbo. Still have some shrimp to use.

    #98
    Moink Balls!

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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Nice!

    #99
    Another roto chix tonight. No photo, but sides were Brussel's sprouts and a baked gold potato.

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      SVQ tri tip with a Santa Monica rub. This was good. Although the photo looks like itโ€™s a little crispy, it actually turned out great! Cooked 131F for 2 hours, ice bath then on the gasser (I was lazy and it was dark so no charcoal sear) to bring back up to temp. Just kept rolling across the grill until it was where i wanted.

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      • Jfrosty27
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        Looks perfect to me. I have one of those in the freezer. Might be time to pull it out!

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Nice!

      Guess it was a tri-tip kinda night. Prime tri-tip on a live red oak fire on the Buckaroo. Served with "Jocko's-style" pinquito beans, and sauteed shitakes.

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      • barelfly
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        Long live the buckaroo!!!!!

      Steak fajitas

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Wonderful shot!

      • smokin fool
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        Breathtaking shot
        Nicely done

      Oven-baked yeast dumplings

      After many meat photos, there should be another one.

      Here I have for you so-called "Buchteln". I did not fill them with apricot jam in the classical way but with currant jam. In addition there was a delicious vanilla sauce.

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      As far as the arrangement at the plate is concerned, I am unfortunately probably still very bad here.

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      • crazytown3
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        Do you deliver? Look delicious!

      • Econ
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        crazytown3 Could possibly be tricky and difficult.
        But I can put the recipe online

      • Mr. Bones
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        Yer plate looks very good from where I'm settin, Brother!

      After thirteen straight days of working, I got one off before the next grind starts. Not one to waste an opportunity, I gave the pellet pooper and the WSM a chance to do their thing. First was chicken done up with my homemade rub for tonight's dinner on the pellet smoker.

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      Once the chicken was settled on the pooper, a nice hunk beef ribs hit with SPG went on the WSM so I'd have something for a little midnight snack.

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      Just to round out the proteins, two slabs of baby backs joined the beef ribs. Those will be supper tomorrow.

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      • Joetee
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        Very nice. You made up for lost time away it seems. LOL

      • Econ
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        The Ribs looking awesome

      I am over a week late posting this, but I finally cooked a turkey that has been in my freezer for a year. Was a 9-pound Bourbon Red. Spatchcoked then it got a dry brine, rubbed with a herb& olive oil paste and cooked on a pellet cooker.

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      • Mr. Bones
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        Yum!!!

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