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    Just a simple reverse sear Tri-Tip that I marinated in the old FoodSaver marinater for 5 hours.

    On the Komodo Kamado.

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    On the plate.

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    Thanks for looking!

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    • richinlbrg
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      Wow!!

    • Thunder77
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      That's a beauty!

    First try at a bacon-weaved fatty. Used the Slow 'n Sear as it's so easy to work with. Can't wait to try it.

    On reflection, I think I'll go with thick cut bacon next time and maybe mold the fatty a little bit. There was way too much bacon overhanging the ends. Not bad for a first try though.

    Although how can you go wrong with bacon and sausage...
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      BBQ pizza on the bbq
       

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        Pulled these enchiladas out of the oven and The Ric Flare in me jumped out........ WOOOOOOOOOO!



        Homemade guacamole

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        • troymeister
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          Oh Yeah...That's my latest lexicon...Effin awesome!

        • Spinaker
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          Beautiful!!! I bet those were amazing.

        Long time no post. Did two cooks the other day; pulled veal and veal shoulder. The second one got a newly invented turkish (or at least oriental) rub.

        The first one (pulled veal) turned out just superb, with a relatively ordinary rub:

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        I made some really nice bbq sandwiches with this one.


        Then followed the veal shoulder, rubbed with: coffee, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger.

        The shoulder was smoked very traditionally, but the rub is not common. After so many butts/shoulders though, I wanted to try something new, and this one turned out really good. My wife said it resembled her of Coca Cola, don't know if that's a good thing....

        Let me know if anyone wants the recipe, here's the meat anyway:

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        Both of them have really nice bark, and a very pretty smoke ring.

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        • Henrik
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          Thanks guys!

          3-3.5 lbs veal shoulder
          1 tsp cinnamon
          1 tsp cardamom
          1 tsp ginger
          1 tsp finely ground coffee beans
          1.5 tsp salt
          2 tsp mustard (spread it thin, as 'glue')

          I use salt in the rub here to dry brine it at the same time. Leave it overnight in the fridge.

        • Henrik
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          I keep forgetting pics of our 'puppy', will be sure to include her in the next post! She's not so small anymore...

        • Thunder77
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          Mother of Bark! That looks soooo good!

        El Pollo Loco style chicken again. Served with steamed and butter green beans, baked sweet potato and salad (none of which are pictured).


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        • fuzzydaddy
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          It looks crazy good! Great color too.

        • Thunder77
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          Have you shared the recipe on the site anywhere?

        • mgaretz
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          Not yet. If you Google it you'll find the basic recipe. I have done a few tweaks to it. I'll post it when I get back home, I'm currently traveling for the next week.

        Originally posted by mgaretz View Post
        El Pollo Loco style chicken again. Served with steamed and butter green beans, baked sweet potato and salad (none of which are pictured).


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        What does Crazy Chicken Style consist of?

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        • mgaretz
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          El Pollo Loco is a fast food chain that serves this style of chicken and Mexican food. It's basically marinated in orange/pineapple juice with vinegar, lime juice, salt, pepper, chili, oregano, oil and garlic, then grilled. I use my pellet smoker at 450 for about an hour.

        • Henrik
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          That marinade/spice sounds delicious!

        Had today off and made good use of it. Cooked a slab of spares, 4 chicken legs/thighs and a 2 pound link of fresh kielbasa on my PBC. The chicken and sausage is cut up, vacuum sealed and frozen, it will be used for jambalaya in the near future.
        Last edited by AdamJG; May 17, 2016, 05:12 PM.

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        • fuzzydaddy
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          Great job! The ribs look really good, and so does the chicken and kielbasa.

        • Thunder77
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          I WOULD be looking at this right before lunch! I'm starving!

        *Taco Tuesday.......on Tuesday!!*

        WOOOOOOOO!!

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        • Henrik
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          Very fresh.

        Syttende Mai (Norwegian Independance Day). I am not Scandohoovian but Eunice Is! So to keep peace in the Household I "Prepared" Smoked Salmon and Grilled Vidalia Onions! She is 1/2 Norwegian and 1/2 Danish a hard headed combination for Sure! Jon Solberg a Happy Hooladay to You and Yours! Spinaker, ribeyeguy and the rest of You Scandahoovians Happy Hooladay! Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, Dan
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        • Breadhead
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          Dan... You treat Eunice pretty nicely, even though you own her.😉

        Originally posted by Henrik View Post
        Long time no post. Did two cooks the other day; pulled veal and veal shoulder. The second one got a newly invented turkish (or at least oriental) rub.

        The first one (pulled veal) turned out just superb, with a relatively ordinary rub:

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        I made some really nice bbq sandwiches with this one.


        Then followed the veal shoulder, rubbed with: coffee, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger.

        The shoulder was smoked very traditionally, but the rub is not common. After so many butts/shoulders though, I wanted to try something new, and this one turned out really good. My wife said it resembled her of Coca Cola, don't know if that's a good thing....

        Let me know if anyone wants the recipe, here's the meat anyway:

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        Both of them have really nice bark, and a very pretty smoke ring.
        Looks amazing as always Henrik but now to the real question that we're all clamoring for an answer to: What's the latest with Sally? Almost full grown by now?

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          Alright, by request, here's a photo of Sally, now a little more than 6 months old. She now weighs 45 kilograms (99 lbs). Steadily growing!

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          • David Parrish
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            This really needs to be in our pet thread that can be found in General Discussion

          • Spinaker
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            Look at those paws!! She's gonna be a biggin'

          • Henrik
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            I agree 100% @Breadhead.
            David Parrish, of course. Point taken.

          Lunch... Taco Tuesday on Wednesday.😋
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          • Breadhead
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            I buy the type with the smooooth finish.😆 Nothing but the best here.👌

          • fuzzydaddy
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            Looks delicious. Beef?

          • Breadhead
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            Yes... Beef Fuzzy.👍

          Deep dish microwave pizza with pastrami on top.
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          • fuzzydaddy
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            If you were closer, I'd be on my way over already. Looks great!

          Mongolian Pork Chops a la Breadhead. He posted this recipe - I don't remember the post bc there's no save button... ​ hint hint - but I sent it to my email and kept it. It's probably the best pork chop I've ever made. The glaze is delicious as is the mustard sauce. A traditional sear first allowed me to glaze the chops every 5 mins (after moving to indirect) until it came up to temp. I pulled them at 140-142. Very moist and VERY tender.

          Last edited by JCBBQ; May 18, 2016, 07:03 PM.

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