What did everyone cook today?
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Today was stuffed pork tenderloin.
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Today was stuffed pork tenderloin.
pr0wlunwoof What kind of cooker are you running there?
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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pr0wlunwoof What kind of cooker are you running there?
Its a vision grill pro S series kamado. I use it for grilling and searing mostly. It’s on the lower end of the kamado grills, but I can tell you they stand behind their warranties as I am on my second grill after a failed firebox and some ignorance on my part. I like most everything but the shelves. Their worthless.
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Cut up some CAB Prime ribeyes tonight.
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pr0wlunwoof Austin is gonna love that, he is obsessed with stuffing pork loins!
Tex_77 those look pretty awesome. I honestly never paid any attention to how much better the spinalus muscle was but now I am digging through all the ribeyes at sams (when I can’t get to my local butcher) looking for the biggest cap I can find! -
pr0wlunwoof Stuffed pork loin is the best! One of my favorite things to smoke. Those look delicious!
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Tex_77 That is some FINE looking ribeye. I normally don’t trim the “tail” because some want to devour it outside of a restaurant setting. If they don’t like it, that’s what knives are used for. Cutout what you don’t like and enjoy.
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Tex_77 That is some FINE looking ribeye. I normally don’t trim the “tail” because some want to devour it outside of a restaurant setting. If they don’t like it, that’s what knives are used for. Cutout what you don’t like and enjoy.
It has been raining here for almost 10 hours now with no let up expected for awhile and with temps down into the low 60’s. Time for soup. Made a big pot of chicken tortilla soup. -
Smoked meatloaf tonight. 2 lbs 93/7 ground beef, 1lb 75/25 ground pork rehydrated carrots, onions, celery, mixed bell peppers, ketchup powder, Worcestershire powder, garlic powder, smoked pepper, beef base, onion soup base, egg, panko crumbs and ketchup.
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Chicago Bratz.
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Smoked meatloaf tonight. 2 lbs 93/7 ground beef, 1lb 75/25 ground pork rehydrated carrots, onions, celery, mixed bell peppers, ketchup powder, Worcestershire powder, garlic powder, smoked pepper, beef base, onion soup base, egg, panko crumbs and ketchup.
johnsbrewhouse Very nice, I did not know anyone else did the smoked meat loafs. Sometimes I smoke em, then slice em, then put a few stripes on em from the hot iron. That is some good looking tuff you have there, those are beautiful!
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It has been raining here for almost 10 hours now with no let up expected for awhile and with temps down into the low 60’s. Time for soup. Made a big pot of chicken tortilla soup.
YooperDog That looks good, but too hot for honey here right now, maybe in a few months.
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Chicago Bratz.
pr0wlunwoof Love that Kraut.
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YooperDog Yooper, any information you can figure up on it, let us know. That looks nice & I would like to try it.
calldoctoday I haven’t forgotten about the baleron. Here is what I have learned through some study and research. Baleron is similar to Cottage ham here in the States and made with the coppa muscle. I am working on a recipe break down and my next foray into making this. My initial try was with a butt and seasonings and process from translating. My deeper dive into this has been an education and I am looking forward to showing the final product and recipe. Lots of activities going on here in the next 60 days but I am hoping to get it done in the next 30 days.
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johnsbrewhouse Very nice, I did not know anyone else did the smoked meat loafs. Sometimes I smoke em, then slice em, then put a few stripes on em from the hot iron. That is some good looking tuff you have there, those are beautiful!
calldoctoday I do a smoked meatloaf with a mustard/ketchup glaze that’s a big hit at the house when I do it.
I might need to pull that recipe back out. It’s been a little while.
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calldoctoday I do a smoked meatloaf with a mustard/ketchup glaze that’s a big hit at the house when I do it.
I might need to pull that recipe back out. It’s been a little while.
TexLaw Absolutely, Break It On Out!
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calldoctoday I haven’t forgotten about the baleron. Here is what I have learned through some study and research. Baleron is similar to Cottage ham here in the States and made with the coppa muscle. I am working on a recipe break down and my next foray into making this. My initial try was with a butt and seasonings and process from translating. My deeper dive into this has been an education and I am looking forward to showing the final product and recipe. Lots of activities going on here in the next 60 days but I am hoping to get it done in the next 30 days.
YooperDog Learning something new each day opens many doors that were once closed. Keep on learning. It’s a very good reason to want to have that morning coffee.
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YooperDog Learning something new each day opens many doors that were once closed. Keep on learning. It’s a very good reason to want to have that morning coffee.
Cleaning out the freezer before Dove season opens tomorrow. Can’t wait for the fall hunting seasons! Found a package of dove that I didn’t know I had. That’s always a nice surprise.
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Cleaning out the freezer before Dove season opens tomorrow. Can’t wait for the fall hunting seasons! Found a package of dove that I didn’t know I had. That’s always a nice surprise.
cdub2007 Looks great. I have never had dove, but I do know that tomorrow, being north of I-10, there will be gunshots everywhere. I have been seeing so many doves around my pasture. Maybe I should begin hunting.
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i think it would be a lot like grouse
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