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    Working today so no game day food, but we forgot to thaw anything out yesterday, so last night I pulled out some left over brisket, a couple tortillas, some pickled red onions and a little bbq sauce, a Shiner Bock and what do you know
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    I was to lazy to shred the meat. Notice the fancy Stella glass to go with my best China.

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      I made some brioche bread today. It was probably the hardest bread recipe I have done, but worth it. More info and a link to the recipe in the Sourdough Bread thread.

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      • klflowers
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        Love me some brioche. I keep saying I am going to make some bread, but work keeps getting in the way.

      • SheilaAnn
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        Brioche can be super fickle, looks like you nailed it. Great looking crumb!

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      A short while back Huskee posted a pork roast made for his Parents. It inspired me to make Pork Stew in the Instant Pot. I used a recipe for IP Beef Stew that we like from the web and subbed a Pork Sirloin Roast. Good comfort food on a cold Minnesota day. Thanks Huskee.

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      • JTpellets
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        Looks like some good comfort food

      More stir fry. At least the burner keeps ya warm outside.

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        Beer helps keep u warm too. Looks great!

      Chicken Scarpariello Great recipe from a channel that I follow. Show Us What You are Cooking. His recipes are always solid. This one caught my eye because it checked alot of boxes. Chicken Thighs, Sausage and roasted potatoes. Excellent!
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      • JTpellets
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        Can't go wrong with those ingredients

      Korean Style Short Ribs with an almost Korean BBQ Glaze...RoastedAsparagus with a Soy, Sesame Glaze, Grilled Tomatoes over Romaine, Cucumber Salad with Asian Vinaigrette


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      • JTpellets
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        Wheres my plate?

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      • JTpellets
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        Golden brown delicious

      • fzxdoc
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        Perfect cook.

      No grill involved at all ..... just beef short ribs, red wine, stock, veggies, herbs ..... made braised beef short ribs last night, over a potato/parsnip purée and Brussels sprouts on the side. Took the remnants of that today and make some beef stock :-)

      Look at those pretty Kamikoto knives!
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      Cooking the veggies base - celery, carrots, onions in equal parts
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      Browning the short ribs in bacon fat
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      Fresh herbs and garlic
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      About to get the red wine reduction going
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      Everything put together, short ribs, wine reduction, veggies, herbs, beef stock .... going in the oven for a couple hours
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      Potatoes, Parsnips, cream, butter, salt, pepper
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      Brussels sprouts, bacon, bacon fat, cast iron
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      Dinner is served ...... even the teenage girls liked it!
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      Cooking the stock today
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      Finished stock, just have to bag it and freeze it now.
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      • JTpellets
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        Lots of good food there!

      • treesmacker
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        Combine those on the fork for the "perfect bite"! 😋

      • fzxdoc
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        Yum yum yum.

        K.

      $6.99 for wagyu eye of round. Its certainly no wagyu ribeye, but still amazingly tender. I cut grinded the ends for meatballs last night but no pics. The steaks tonight are where its at anyways. Click image for larger version

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      • ecowper
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        Great price, looks great

      19 degrees it's a Chili Night

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      • treesmacker
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        That looks SPICY - is it??

      • Old Glory
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        treesmacker It wasn't too spicy but it did have some heat. Just enough to make the beer taste better. I make two batches at a time one with lots of different chilies and a very mild pot for my wife and son.

      Our campus nurses have gone above and beyond during the pandemic and keeping up with our surveillance testing. So, tonight I took them some comfort food (before another snowstorm hits us tomorrow) with Creamy Chicken and Wild Rice Hotdish (Casserole to you non-Midwesterners) and Salted Caramel Bread Pudding (with bacon in it!) I've prepped the photos for when the recipes will be posted to my blog, so apologies for the labels on them already...
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      • Michael_in_TX
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        That comfort food is comforting to look at.

      • klflowers
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        Where is your blog?

      • Mr. Bones
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        Hail, Lady, ya done had me at "Classic Chicken an Rice Hotdish"

        ?HOTDISH?

        I'm All In, yall, one can Safely say lol...

        Then, ya done hit TURBO, wit Salted Caramel Bacon Bread Pudding.

        Nicely Done, Sister!
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      Made some wings on the Weber kettle tonight. First time I’ve grilled wings. I dry brined them all, then dry rubbed some, spun others in Killer Hobs BBQ sauce, and others in homemade Buffalo sauce. These are the dry rubbed variant, they turned out pretty darn good. Click image for larger version

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      • Panhead John
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        Looks great jhoskins Now.....stop posting all these badass pics. You’re still new! 😂

      • jhoskins
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        Panhead John When does my probation period end!? I can’t just microwave steaks all the time like you!!!

      • Panhead John
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        jhoskins Probation is over! Early release. Carry on. (any more jokes about it would just get old)

      More chili pics. Did my Texas Red Chili today which is very close to Troutman ‘s recipe.
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      • jhapka
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        Panhead John how long did it take you to fan out those saltines? Perfect job

      • Panhead John
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        😂. jhapka You figure I could have done a better job. The middle one is all f.... up. It wasn’t a complicated job. I tell ya though, the pressure to perform here is immense. 😂

      • jhapka
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        Panhead John the chili looks delicious. No sarcasm detected

      Bierocks. This is an ethnic German dish, but I think it kind of depends on the specific ethnicity. My family did not make these. I should have taken a picture of the inside. These have hamburger, onion, and cabbage inside.
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      • Old_Bikes
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        Those look great!

      • Panhead John
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        I bet a smash burger would taste great stuffed in the middle of that!

      • Skip
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        Those look really good JCGrill and I bet they taste even better.

      Kind of a busy day, but did get to crank out some jerky today.

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      • klflowers
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        What is your go to for jerky? I use jerkyholic’s rig hand recipe as a base that I add and subtract from. That is some good looking jerky.

      • Old_Bikes
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        Thanks, KL.

        I found a recipe online and modified it some. Use Dr. Pepper and jalapenos to marinate sliced 2-3 lb rump or round. For the marinade, I use 1 20oz bottle of Dr Pepper, add 2 sliced jalapenos, 2 tbl Worcestershire, 2 tbl kosher salt, 2 tbl black pepper, 1/2 tbl garlic powder and 1/2 tbl onion powder. Sometimes I add some red pepper as I like it somewhat spicy. Cook the marinade until it is reduced by about half. Marinate the sliced meat for a day or two and smoke at low temp.

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