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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC)- Volume 20, Winter 2020/2021

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    Grilled flank steak and a board sauce ... that Wusthof chef’s knife may be better looking :-)

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    • Henrik
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      That combo is one of my faves, well done (pun intended) 😄

    Kujairai style ramyun

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    I added some smoked hot sausage, and I overcooked the egg a bit, but dang if I don't like how Koreans do junk food.

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    • Troutman
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      Not sure what you just said in that first sentence but that looks totally delicious to me.

    • HouseHomey
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      I have no idea what that is and no intent to look it up but damn! I’d eat that! (Ppssss... time to hone that knife 😬)

    • mnavarre
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      It's Shin spicy ramyun with minimal broth topped with American cheese and a runny egg. And, yeah Homey I was going to sharpen knives while I was watching football last Sunday, but I made flour tortillas instead.

    Just a nice healthy dinner for me & the missus. Son tried a little bit of the salmon and liked it but mostly pigged out on green beans, one of his favorites.

    cooked the salmon direct till the end, fire was getting a bit hot so I let it come up to temp indirect. Costco sells these wild caught salmon cuts frozen & pre marinated. We love em.

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      Henrik Riding your coattails on this one with some variations. I have a hard time finding just one pork tenderloin, usually sold in packs of two smaller ones at my store. So I took two and pressed them on top of each other with Gouda in the middle (sadly my wife doesn’t like blue cheese) then wrapped with bacon. I’m hoping the cheese holds but we’ll see. Thanks for the idea, buddy!
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      • Panhead John
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        Good idea! Looks like it’s gonna be great. jalapeños in the middle would be good also.

      • Henrik
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        Great! Two tenderloins ‘hugging’ each other 😄 Looks like a solid bacon wrap there, I bet it’s gonna be good 👊

      So to follow up on the bake I posted about the last night. The prep.

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      • RonB
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        That is a great recipe, and you did it justice.

      Flexing my GrillGrate muscles. London Broil to medium rare.
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      • HouseHomey
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        Wow! Nice.

      Tuesday. Smells great in here.

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      • JCGrill
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        You did the whole bird! Nice.

      • barelfly
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        You know what they say.....winner winner....

      • treesmacker
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        That's fantastic... and beautiful pics! "Hot from the Pit" newsworthy!
        Last edited by treesmacker; January 27, 2021, 02:45 PM.

      Looks so good!

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        Burger night. Double 1/4 lb with cheese.

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        • HouseHomey
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          Yes sir barelfly That’s the mistake armature eaters make with big burgers, burritos, gyros and sandwiches n such. Pick it up and control it with one hand leaving one hand free for condiments, sides
          and beverage. Never put that sucker down. Reserve the napkins for the end.
          Last edited by HouseHomey; January 27, 2021, 09:07 AM.

        • Skip
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          Just saw this now. Seriously--we had popcorn for supper last night. Lol.
          Last edited by Skip; January 27, 2021, 11:27 AM.

        • Panhead John
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          Well that sure does look good! Wow!

        Char siu. I used the Woks of Life recipe. Came out great. The rest of it is about to go on the oven, since I'm hanging it and only have 4 hooks here.
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        Served with plain jasmine rice and blanched choy sum (Chinese greens) dressed with Oyster Sauce, Soy Sauce and Sesame Oil.
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        The rest will be bagged up in smaller pieces and frozen for later use as ingredients in other Chinese dishes.

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        • Dewesq55
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          fzxdoc - It was a smallish boneless butt which I cut into strips. Because I was planning to hang them in the oven, I had to cut a couple inches off of a few of the strips, so I put those on a stainless steel skewer that had a loop/ring on the end and hung the ring on a hook with the pointed end resting on my drip pan. The butt had a nice bit of fat without being too fatty.
          Last edited by Dewesq55; January 27, 2021, 03:46 PM.

        • Old Glory
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          That is amazing.

        • fzxdoc
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          Thanks for the additional info, Dewesq55 . I read the recipe and found it hard to understand how enough fat would render in about an hour's worth of cook time when starting with a PB. (Husband dislikes fatty meats on his plate.) Looks like a good recipe for the PBC.

        Bone-in pork chops with beer-bacon gravy.
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        • Jim White
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          Beer? Bacon? Gravy?

          I'll be right over.

        • kjbarth
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          Yum

        Alligator and smoked chicken sauce piquante


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        • Troutman
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          You're getting way to close to Coon-ass-ville with that dish

        • BFlynn
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          I dont live there, but I vacation from time to time. 🤣

        • RichieB
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          Never had gator, but did have rattle snake, fried. Really good.

        Brunswick stew tonight. Used some leftover pulled pork from a few nights ago, and today I smoked some beef chuck to go in with that. Turned on out great, and ended up with a huge amount of it as well!
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          Originally posted by MTurney View Post
          Henrik Riding your coattails on this one with some variations. I have a hard time finding just one pork tenderloin, usually sold in packs of two smaller ones at my store. So I took two and pressed them on top of each other with Gouda in the middle (sadly my wife doesn’t like blue cheese) then wrapped with bacon. I’m hoping the cheese holds but we’ll see. Thanks for the idea, buddy!
          Henrik This was a win for sure. Delicious. Can’t wait to try it with blue cheese but the Gouda was really good 👍
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          • JCGrill
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            So the gouda was goud-anuff?

          • Henrik
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            That looks great 👌👌👌!

          • treesmacker
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            Sure-anuff!

          What’s a guy to make on a Tuesday night...... TACO TUESDAY!!!!! Went to the freezer, saw some Tilapia and thought....hmmm Troutman just made Tacos de Pescador, these would be great for that!

          A little pan fry for some color and then pulled them and served with a quick pico de gallo and arroz con frijoles negros! Not bad for a throw it together in about 15 minutes meal!

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          • barelfly
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            Richard Chrz it was nice to look in the fridge and see left over rice from last night, as well as black beans from a few days ago. The onion and cilantro was left from Tacos al Pastor, so it was quite nice to have all this ready to go! Ha...or lucky....

          • Richard Chrz
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            I think one of the key things I have learned here, and I have no pretend to have an idea to deliver a good recipe. I do believe though that every ingredient i have in my house, I can combine with two others and make it make sense. But Damn, that last photo, make me a seat!

          • JCGrill
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            Some of the best things I ever have made were happy accidents of what's in the fridge and what I can put with it. Unfortunately it also sometimes makes things difficult to reproduce. That's a great looking plate of food.

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