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    SV strip steaks and finished with a CI sear. Rubbed these with the garlic jalapeño rub to try something different and they were wonderful! I usually will add a bit of sugar to help with some sweetness to my steaks and this rub had that. Balanced out nicely with the garlic and salt. And finished it off with a pad of butter in the skillet. Served with loaded green chile baked potato and green beans.

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      Leftover pulled chuckie tacos, crisped up in a skillet 😋.
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      • barelfly
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        Taco Tuesday on Tuesday!!!!!!

      • SheilaAnn
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        Chuckie "carnitas"! Yum!

      • Troutman
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        TACOS !!!

      Was planning to cook this on my new (to me) Weber 26", but had some meetings run late and didn't have time to figure out how to dial in temps on a new grill. So onto the GMG it went. Two boneless turkey breast halves plus two big drumsticks. Brined for about 5 hours in water, salt, and a few tablespoons of Dizzy Pig Wonder Bird, rinsed, dried, a bit more Wonder Bird rubbed on the drums.

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      Rotate the pieces to help cook evenly (the cooker has some spots hotter than others)
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      One breast piece still on the grill, but these are ready to go.
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      And now, we feast!
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      • Rocinante
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        I bought some lousy prepackaged/seasoned drumsticks about a week ago. This is making me want to try it the right way. Those look great and my kids would love them too!

      • jumbo7676
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        Rocinante I bought two big whole turkeys (packaged with no added solution) the day after Thanksgiving when they were heavily marked down. Parted them out and threw them in the freezer. Still have two more drums, one breast half, all 4 thighs, and all 4 wings that are waiting their turn.

        Gave my kids each two bites. They're still too young for these so they got smoked turkey breast quesadillas.

      • JCGrill
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        I've never done turkey on my GMG. Always the Weber Kettle. But that looks good!

      Beef back ribs from the other day, smoked with sassafras wood. Roughly 5hrs @250 + held wrapped for another 2.

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      • Rocinante
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        I remember in my much younger days going out into the woods with my dad and brother and we dug up a bunch of Sassafras roots and my mom would make tea and also cook with them. Unfortunately, I have no recollection of what she used them for during her cooking...

      • HawkerXP
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        I see someone peeping over the countertop. Lookin for a little sample I think...

      • Old Glory
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        Great cook, nice board!

      Made some fried rice last night. Just chix and veggies, but finished with crumbled crispy bacon for the win...

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        Today's lunch: a burrito made with smoked pork shoulder, Lexington coleslaw, and cilantro. (Why cilantro? I like it!)
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        • Panhead John
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          Looks good, and I like cilantro too.

        • Spinaker
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          I am a huge fan of Cilantro.

        • Michael_in_TX
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          With you on the cilantro, I like it. You either seem to love it or it tastes like soap, it seems.

        The wife said earlier today she wanted some white veggie pizza for dinner. So, I made some impromptu do later in the morning and let it ferment on the counter until before dinner time. The dough had about 70% hydration, so it was a little sticky, but I wanted at least some air pockets in it, even on such short notice.

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        For an afternoon ferment, it turned out quite well. She's a big cheese fan, so underneath all of that are onions, orange peppers and broccoli.

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        I used my new pizza steel at 500 for 6 minutes then broil for three. Overall, it turned out quite well, plus I have extra dough in the fridge sitting for a couple of days

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          Garlic and lemon pork; quinoa and sweet potato salad on the side.

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          • Michael_in_TX
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            Garlic and lemon pork.....that really sounds tasty!

          A taco supreme and a pepperoni pizza.


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          • WVsmoke
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            That pizza crust looks fantastic. Care to share the recipe?

          • Richard Chrz
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            I have spoken a bit about this crust. The interesting parts of this crust, mostly ice cold water, 72 hour ferment, diastatic malt powder, and dual pizza steels. As far as exact recipe, I can’t share the authors recipe, he has likely worked years, as he is a 13 time world pizza champion. But, his book The Pizza Bible is worth the purchase for the crust. Look around for Toni Gemignani, he may have it out there for free.
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          • WVsmoke
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            Thank you for the info. I will take your suggestion.

          I give you fake fast faux carnitas: leftover shredded pork fried in avocado oil (this makes it healthy) in a little lime juice in a cast iron skillet. Yum.

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          • HawkerXP
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            Healthy is good!

          Bison burgers smashed between two cast iron pans. It gives me the most consistent patty. Add fried eggs for my kids and onions/mushrooms for me and my wife with pretzel buns. No grill pics. It was past sun down.

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          • JCGrill
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            Pretzel buns are so good. And a burger with a runny egg. 🍔🍳👌

          • HawkerXP
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            Bison is great!

          • Mr. Bones
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            Bison is So Great, an so often overlooked... I eat a lot of that; course, we grows em here, like summa CO Territory...

            Please, tell me more bout yer burger press sysem; hard to scale from pics, but th patties look Ginormous...

            2 No.6? 8? 10? skillets? final patty diameter? Approx weight of meat ya smushed bwtwixt th wax papers?

            I gots me Plenty of alla dat to replicate, would jus appreciate a Startin Place, from ya, if / when ya have th time...

            Many Thanks, in advance, Bro

          I couldn’t sort out what I wanted to do with the Chorizo I picked up at my local supermercado... so I figured I would try a Chorizo Smashburger. I was NOT disappointed.

          Triple stacked chorizo patties with pepper jack cheese, some carnitas style peppers, diced onion, salsa, cilantro, and lime juice... with a Corona of course! I have taken some more time on the presentation but I was hungry. OopsClick image for larger version

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          • MTurney
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            What a great idea! That looks amazing!

          • Mr. Bones
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            Didja do yer patties straight-up chorizo, or blended with any grd beef / pork sausage / yardbird?

            I eat a lot of chorizo , probly specially fer a nearly 60 yr old hillbilly from Muhzurrah. an I'd fer one be interested in more details, if'n yer willin to share some...

          • jhoskins
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            Mr. Bones I didn't have anything other than Chorizo on hand. It would have been good with a 50/50 ground chuck mix... but honestly, the chorizo only smashburger was good because it was basically a Torta... I rolled 2 oz patties, put them in the pan hot and fast, smashed them down, then flipped and hit them with cheese.

            I'll do some more experimenting, but this was a "whatever you've got in the fridge" activity.

          wok this way!!! Wednesday Wok day turned up some Kung Pao Chicken. I don’t know if I have made this dish before, but really enjoyed it. Pulled this recipe from SeriousEats.com and liked it - simple and very flavorful!

          Also employed a few tricks I’ve picked up here on the wok, mainly wiping after batches. Wok cooked great!

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          • JCGrill
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            Love me some Kung pao

          • Jim White
            Jim White commented
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            That's a great recipe. I've tried it a couple of times.

            Looks really good in your wok.

          • Old Glory
            Old Glory commented
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            Looks great! On my must cook list.

          Troutman’s Texas Red

          I had a 2.8 lb Tri Tip thawed that I had to use up. I didn’t have any Italian sausage so I used chorizo instead. Left out the chipotle chiles because SWMBO doesn’t do hot and I can add some to mine later. Used roasted Hatch chiles in their place. Also used San Marzano tomatoes because that’s what I had. Simmer for 5+ hours. I must resist adding beans!!
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          A little Mexican cheese and onions. Thank you Steve!!
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          • ofelles
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            You have that right!!

          • Troutman
            Troutman commented
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            Yummo !!!

          • Old Glory
            Old Glory commented
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            Another one on my must cook list.

          Meatloaf tonight. It's a simple dish, but I always enjoy it.
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          • ofelles
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            Love me some meat loaf. I have a Cajun recipe I use.

          • Andrrr
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            It has been far too long since I’ve made a loaf and coincidentally it’s the correct season for it. Looks great.

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