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    I had the same burgers that Huskee had last night (Pat Lafrieda) and I have to say they were awesome. Will I buy them again? Yes I will. Click image for larger version

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    • Huskee
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      At least I can spell tomatotae

    • Powersmoke_80
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      Where's the Beef?

    • DWCowles
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      It's under the salad cover with cheese. I also didn't realize that the buns were so big but I'm not complaining it was delicous

    My Pat LaFreida burger, again, same as DWCowles has^.

    I made some with havarti cheese (Excellent on burgers by the way) and some with Raclette (even excellenter). Raclette is an excellent cheese that we usually just slice and eat with wine...but it's very popular as a melted cheese too. First time using it on burgers, but not the last. I like my cheese semi-melted, not running.

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      These butts is for my grandbaby's birthday party tomorrow. She will be 3 yrs old Click image for larger version

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      • Breadhead
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        There NOTHING better in this whole wide world than a grand child. However that pork butt might run a close 2nd.
        Last edited by Breadhead; July 2, 2016, 07:43 AM.

      Are those the 8 oz or the 6 oz Pat Lafreida burgers you guys are showing, DWCowles and Huskee ?

      K.

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        They are the 6 oz fzxdoc but next time I going to try the 8 oz

      • fzxdoc
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        Good to know, DWCowles . Thanks!

      Plum-peach cobbler. Pie crust bottom and biscuit top (both Pillsbury). Cooked filling with candied ginger, cardamom and star anise. Biggest PITA was fishing the cardamom pods and anise pieces out of the goop. Update: removed goop from "cobbler", repotted to a round. No bottom crust. For next time, plum only, maybe no ginger, bottom crust (blind baked), top lattice. Less water. Maybe some cornstarch or gelatin to the goop.
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      • Potkettleblack
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        RonB wife is a big believer in Pillsbury pre made pie crusts. I'm more willing to experiment. I have some leaf lard just begging to be made into a pie crust.

      • RonB
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        Sneak Kenji's crust in a recipe one time, and she'll never go back. If you cut the sugar a bit it makes a great savory crust. Maybe a pot pie with the protein of your choice for the filling.

      • Potkettleblack
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        Also lacking a stand mixer, so not likely to go with Kenji's recipe which seems to assume possession of one.

      Big thanks to Potkettleblack for the SV help!

      Carrots. Love this rack to help floatable things stay down without having to put silverware in my bags.
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      • Potkettleblack
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        How'd they come out? Anything else in the bag. Apparently maple syrup produces a nice glazed carrot base in the bag with the carrots, the. A quick cook down on the stove.

      • Jerod Broussard
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        Perfect I didn't have anything else in the bag I just put a little butter and some Tony's Chachere's on them after I got them out.

      • CapeMay
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        Potkettleblack - I like adding honey & unsalted butter to the bag. Then serve with flaky sea salt and chopped roasted filberts.

      Something light before tomorrow's brisket. Grilled Opah steaks with stir-fired Chinese brocolli.
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      • fzxdoc
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        Sometimes simple foods are the best--no fuss, just great tasting food. That's what your plate looks like, theroc . I bet it was delicious.

        Kathryn

      • theroc
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        Thanks fzxdoc. Yes, the dinner was very tasty. Opah is a great grilling fish, especially with grill grates!

      • CeramicChef
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        Nice and simple. Kudos!

        I like your choice in place mats. I have the very same thing. Love it a lot.

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      • Juddlight
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        Once again a cpl pics wldnt go thru but i grilled this sausage roll for breakfast...yum!

      • fuzzydaddy
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        Oh yeah! Awesome. I would definitely eat that!

      Jalapeño poppers and burger bowls stuffed with sautéed mushrooms, onions, bacon and provolone cheese.
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      • Jerod Broussard
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        He's got a mobile pit. I'm thinking he should tour the country.

      • fuzzydaddy
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        Yummy yummy!

      • SoonerBQuer
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        I've been wanting to vacation with the pit, . Do you all live near a beach?

      Chorizo, onion, pablano and asadero stuffed pork loin.
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      • Jerod Broussard
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        If I'm not curing a pork loin it better have a lot of stuff mixed with it to give it some flavor. That dude is LOADED!

      • fuzzydaddy
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        Can wait to see it when it's finished.

      • SoonerBQuer
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        I left it cooking a bit long, so on the dry side but the flavor was great!

      Reheating chopped brisket, yummy.
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      • fzxdoc
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        Indeed.

      Had 3 racks of baby backs that just HAD to be cooked today!! OHHH, wellll. LOL

      Dry brined yesterday, slathered with mustard last evening, rubbed an on the kettle with the SnS XL and hickory chunks.

      Here are 3 of the ribs. Not bad- edible and decent smoke ring, too.
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      • fzxdoc
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        Now don't be modest, richinlbrg. That's a heckuva smoke ring on those ribs! I bet they taste great--MMD rub?

        Kathryn

      • fuzzydaddy
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        They look really good and yeah, that's a fine smoke ring!

      • richinlbrg
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        #pleased with the ring! NO fzxdoc , not MMD, my own which, as we discovered in yet another side by side comparison, is fairly similar in taste to MMD. Among other things, mine includes cocoa and espresso.

        They are pretty good. Thank you both! Means a lot from you two!
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      Good thing the ribs were done, I needed to start dinner.

      Trying something different.
      8# bone in rib roast (1st 3 ribs). Coated last night with our go to steak rub, Montreal. Onto the kettle with one chunk of whiskey barrel oak, bone up, with a chilly 39*F internal temp. I'll bring it up to an internal temp of about 110*F, remove it and dial up some serious heat on the XL, then direct sear individual steaks.

      Will be joined on the plate by my onion sauce and Brussels Sprouts (did I FINALLY get that right, Huskee ?) and some good wine!

      Why do it this way? Cuz. I feel like trying something different. Might be stupid, but I'll know for sure in a few hours.
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      • Potkettleblack
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        #Pron

      • RonB
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        I'm not gonna complain about how you did it - it looks super to me.

      • Potkettleblack
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        With results like that, who needs sous vide?

      PBC 10lb shoulder

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      • fuzzydaddy
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        Very good woof.

      • Dewesq55
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        Looks awesome!

      • cosmo
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        Have to figure out why my pics never come out way i want them - right side up and larger!

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