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  • PapaSopP Offline
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    PapaSop
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    #1665

    Grabbed a three pack of sirloins from Sam’s club a few days ago. Sirloin is not my go-to but the price was right. Grilled one the first night. As expected a little chewy but taste was great. Vac sealed the other two. Took one out today and put in the Sous Vide. 135 for about 1 1/2 hours. Just a little over a minute direct sear each side. IMG_20200901_165914_copy_756x1344.jpg IMG_20200901_181536_copy_756x1344.jpg
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    What a difference. An even pink throughout and a lot more tender. Perhaps go 2hrs Sous Vide next time.

    A note on the foil potatoes. Usually add some garlic powder to them but seen the Garlic Romano wing shake. Yep, it works. Very good. Added more after cooking. As Jonathan and Austin said… Good on everything.

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      Third night in a row with steak. Ribeye tonight and a change of pace with a little surf. The weird part. $14 total cost on this. Last gourmet burger outing was $15 just for the burger without extras. Hmm. I’m good with this and my time.
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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. 725A901E-44FE-4240-A25B-944E824E8715.jpeg B35E09DA-6BA0-4D69-BECE-20D18740E954.jpeg

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        erich52
        Team Blue Big Green Egg Traeger Regular Contributors
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        #1667

        cdub2007 that is a good find. Heading out to hunt a few myself on Friday! Hopefully I too will be enjoying some of those little nuggets of bacon wrapped goodness this weekend!

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        • ChefC Offline
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          Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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          #1668

          All this talk about doves is making me hungry. Sealy Texas is a self proclaimed dove capital of this region. They all seem to be in my pasture, trees, powerlines. Just teasing me…Guess if I gave the cops a slab of ribs, they would turn their head.

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          • JPAPJ Offline
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            JPAP
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            #1669

            Ground up some pork butt and made some brats

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            Also did some kielbasa’s

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            I didn’t get the red color I wanted. Would that be because I put a water pan in when I smoked them?

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            • ChefC Offline
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              #1670

              Happy Labor Day, a day that so many people hit the grill. So, What are you grilling today? Me I’m making Kofta, a Mediterranean lamb sausage. Also, several states around me switch from virtual to in-person classes for the kids tomorrow. Let’s all continue praying for our kids, teachers, administrators, bus drivers, maintenance, support staff, and all people necessary to educate our children. Many they have a safe and smooth transition going back to school.

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              • alanburkholderA Offline
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                alanburkholder
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                #1671

                Bbqing some beer brats and hotdogs, potato salad, corn on the cob with friends on the deck (socially distanced…)

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                • alanburkholderA alanburkholder

                  Bbqing some beer brats and hotdogs, potato salad, corn on the cob with friends on the deck (socially distanced…)

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                  zbigjeff
                  Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
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                  #1672

                  alanburkholder Did the same with a different group. Smoked a Porchetta, made Antipasto salad, Gremolata, Pork Gravy and Slovenian Plum Dumplings for a small gathering. Yep, everyone ate very well.
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                  • ChefC Chef

                    Happy Labor Day, a day that so many people hit the grill. So, What are you grilling today? Me I’m making Kofta, a Mediterranean lamb sausage. Also, several states around me switch from virtual to in-person classes for the kids tomorrow. Let’s all continue praying for our kids, teachers, administrators, bus drivers, maintenance, support staff, and all people necessary to educate our children. Many they have a safe and smooth transition going back to school.

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                    calldoctoday
                    Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                    #1673

                    Chef That sounds really good. Just left overs today as we had a VA inspection this morning that we had to do. Yesterday, did some Beef ribs while doing paperwork in the office. Performed too well & quicker. I think that humidity has a definite impact on the performance of the smoker & lower seems to be better & lower it was, for here anyways, yesterday. So we did keeps it simple. I did do some brats & butts as few weeks ago that I will try to post before long. We have just been swamped the last few weeks, so kept it simple yesterday. Checked Walmart again real quick the other day & still wiped out of canning material & equipment. Thankfully, I always keeps a stock, but also try to maintain it & that I have not been able to do las well lately. Made up about 12 quarts of fresh pear butter & simple canned pears, from the pear trees, for two nights recently, so used up a good bit of my stock & we need to replenish sooner or later. I still have about a box or so left of wide mouth & a box or so of regular. It is crazy though, usually it looks like we must be the only folks buying canning stuff & now it looks more like we are the only ones not buying it.

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                      Jonathon
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                      In the pantheon of bad ideas by me, this may very well sit atop all others, certainly above all other food or drink based drinks (not decisions I made while drunk as I made MANY MANY worse decisions than this during drinking). Thought process was that it might add a little heat and smokiness to a sweet margarita. It turned out to be a bitter, undrinkable concoction that could gag a maggot!
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                        Chef That sounds really good. Just left overs today as we had a VA inspection this morning that we had to do. Yesterday, did some Beef ribs while doing paperwork in the office. Performed too well & quicker. I think that humidity has a definite impact on the performance of the smoker & lower seems to be better & lower it was, for here anyways, yesterday. So we did keeps it simple. I did do some brats & butts as few weeks ago that I will try to post before long. We have just been swamped the last few weeks, so kept it simple yesterday. Checked Walmart again real quick the other day & still wiped out of canning material & equipment. Thankfully, I always keeps a stock, but also try to maintain it & that I have not been able to do las well lately. Made up about 12 quarts of fresh pear butter & simple canned pears, from the pear trees, for two nights recently, so used up a good bit of my stock & we need to replenish sooner or later. I still have about a box or so left of wide mouth & a box or so of regular. It is crazy though, usually it looks like we must be the only folks buying canning stuff & now it looks more like we are the only ones not buying it.

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                        Chef
                        Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                        #1675

                        calldoctoday Pear butter and canned pears. I planted 4 trees last year, hoping to get a few next year. I love pear butter, pear preserve (just give me a few good biscuits to go along with it). But my favorite is Pear Pie, same as apple pie, just uses pears. Kieffer pears seem the best for pear pies.

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                          calldoctoday
                          Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                          #1676

                          I like that Pear Pie Idea. Pears work great as an Apple substitute with a nice soft delicate texture & taste.

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                          • JonathonJ Jonathon

                            In the pantheon of bad ideas by me, this may very well sit atop all others, certainly above all other food or drink based drinks (not decisions I made while drunk as I made MANY MANY worse decisions than this during drinking). Thought process was that it might add a little heat and smokiness to a sweet margarita. It turned out to be a bitter, undrinkable concoction that could gag a maggot!
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                            Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                            #1677

                            Jonathon what exactly did you add?

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                            • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                              alanburkholder Did the same with a different group. Smoked a Porchetta, made Antipasto salad, Gremolata, Pork Gravy and Slovenian Plum Dumplings for a small gathering. Yep, everyone ate very well.
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                              Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                              #1678

                              zbigjeff That looks so good and so professionally truss, better than any sous chef I ever had assisting me. What did you stuff it with. The old Italian traditionally stuffed it with liver and fennel, not my choice.

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                              • C calldoctoday

                                I like that Pear Pie Idea. Pears work great as an Apple substitute with a nice soft delicate texture & taste.

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                                Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #1679

                                calldoctoday One of my family’s favorite is Pear Crepes topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with a bit of brown sugar and cinnamon

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                                  calldoctoday
                                  Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                                  Ay, Ay, Ay, Pear Crepes sounds wonderful. My Mother used to make the most delicious crepes when I was a kid & she made them perfectly, with no fancy machines. I don’t recall any pear, although she may have used them at times as the flavor does come to mind. We have tried to make them as well, but could never even come close to matching hers.

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                                    DeerSlayer
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                                    Rib eyes and Country pork ribs.

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                                      Tex_77
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                                      #1682

                                      Did some ribeyes for supper lasg night.
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                                      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                      • C calldoctoday

                                        Ay, Ay, Ay, Pear Crepes sounds wonderful. My Mother used to make the most delicious crepes when I was a kid & she made them perfectly, with no fancy machines. I don’t recall any pear, although she may have used them at times as the flavor does come to mind. We have tried to make them as well, but could never even come close to matching hers.

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                                        Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                                        #1683

                                        calldoctoday Do you need a recipe for sweet, breakfast crepes?

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                                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                          In the pantheon of bad ideas by me, this may very well sit atop all others, certainly above all other food or drink based drinks (not decisions I made while drunk as I made MANY MANY worse decisions than this during drinking). Thought process was that it might add a little heat and smokiness to a sweet margarita. It turned out to be a bitter, undrinkable concoction that could gag a maggot!
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                                          YooperDog
                                          Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                                          Jonathon not quite sure what it is that you did. It looks like some vacuum packed jalapeno and tequila.

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