What did everyone cook today?
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Tex_77 I boiught myself a ribeye yesterday and my wife a Strip steak. Hers was a little thicker so they cooked a little differently, but the upside of that was that I got the best crosshatch grill marks on her steak that I have ever gotten! I was using the GMG but I was using the grill grates and man those things are awesome!
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we cooked a cowboy steak yesterday.angus choice from sams club.cut in half split it with wife both of us could not eat it all.
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Tex_77 I went home to grab that from my neighbor and came back to work, I am cooking them here tomorrow and I KNEW he would be scared of it and he was of course, he is a 180 lb of sissy!!! johnsbrewhouse They are probably 1.5 lbers not enormous but they are fresh flown in from Maine and free so I am NOT complaining!
Jonathon Nice to have those types of friends. I used to bring home a dozen or 2 when I traveled in the past. We used to have races up and down the driveway while the seasoned water was getting just right. Have fun. They are just really sweet at this time of year.
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It’s difficult to keep up with all of your creations. Mine is just a simple deboned chicken thigh, seasoned with homemade Creole Seasoning, stuffed with smoked gouda and wrapped in hickory smoked bacon.
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zbigjeff Ever tried deboning a whole turkey? We did a turkey roll here the other day and the taste was excellent but we wont be releasing the footage unless it is as a blooper roll!
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zbigjeff Ever tried deboning a whole turkey? We did a turkey roll here the other day and the taste was excellent but we wont be releasing the footage unless it is as a blooper roll!
Jonathon No, never deboned a whole turkey. But, sounds totally amazing. We all laugh/cry sometimes during the blooper sessions. Then, we “fix it” and the people never really know of all the background imperfections or care about it. They’re just glad that someone else did it because they don’t have the XXX to try. Good for YOU GUYS.
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zbigjeff Ever tried deboning a whole turkey? We did a turkey roll here the other day and the taste was excellent but we wont be releasing the footage unless it is as a blooper roll!
Jonathon I would love to watch the turkey roll video.
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No grill, no smoker and no bourbon.
Hope the man card is not at stake.
Not done this in awhile. Quite tasty though. Did use some ground venison.
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No grill, no smoker and no bourbon.
Hope the man card is not at stake.Not done this in awhile. Quite tasty though. Did use some ground venison.
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A treat from the woods.Fresh hickory jacks!Looks like deer loin and mushrooms for tonight! -
RON PARRISH While I myself dont like Mushrooms I can respect the harvest! Nice job!
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RON PARRISH While I myself dont like Mushrooms I can respect the harvest! Nice job!
Well this was my last dinner that I cooked up. Bacon wrapped venison back straps, venison flank fajitas, fresh tortillas, cowboy beans, fried potatoes, all the side fixings. Beer, bourbon and whiskey to wash it all down with and relax under the stars. This was my cooking station and mesquite provided the heat. Morning breakfast was fried potatoes, kiska and eggs no pics, though.
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RON PARRISH While I myself dont like Mushrooms I can respect the harvest! Nice job!
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Well this was my last dinner that I cooked up. Bacon wrapped venison back straps, venison flank fajitas, fresh tortillas, cowboy beans, fried potatoes, all the side fixings. Beer, bourbon and whiskey to wash it all down with and relax under the stars. This was my cooking station and mesquite provided the heat. Morning breakfast was fried potatoes, kiska and eggs no pics, though.
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Joe Hell LOL not a huge fan of caraway but I dont hate it like I do mushrooms and feta. Other odd things I hate are:
Mashed Potatoes (french fries ok though!)
Lienberger cheese
Oat bread
Cooked carrots
Cooked broccoli
Brusself sprouts of any kindNow Joe for your brat that would really bother me use
Pork
Cheese
Salt
Sugar
Pepperoni
bone marrowYuck, that sounds disgusting, definitely don’t make a batch of those and send them to me right away at 3639 North Comotara Wichita KS 67226! I’d HATE that
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Well this was my last dinner that I cooked up. Bacon wrapped venison back straps, venison flank fajitas, fresh tortillas, cowboy beans, fried potatoes, all the side fixings. Beer, bourbon and whiskey to wash it all down with and relax under the stars. This was my cooking station and mesquite provided the heat. Morning breakfast was fried potatoes, kiska and eggs no pics, though.
YooperDog There is nothing like it, no where, in the whole wide world!
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A treat from the woods.Fresh hickory jacks!Looks like deer loin and mushrooms for tonight!
RON PARRISH Wow, that is amazing! I would have had no idea.
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Well this was my last dinner that I cooked up. Bacon wrapped venison back straps, venison flank fajitas, fresh tortillas, cowboy beans, fried potatoes, all the side fixings. Beer, bourbon and whiskey to wash it all down with and relax under the stars. This was my cooking station and mesquite provided the heat. Morning breakfast was fried potatoes, kiska and eggs no pics, though.
YooperDog
Drooling just looking at all that. Wonderful
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Joe Hell the gauntlet has been thrown
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I injected a turkey with Walton’s Turkey Cure then covered it in a 50% solution over night and then smoked it for 6 hours yesterday. The plan was to have it ready for the weekly meatgistics live stream but that didn’t happen, and that not happening actually gave us an interesting opportunity! I placed it in a Sous Vide cooker overnight and it has been going for 14 hours at 165 as of right now. By the time I pull it and we eat it during the podcast I will be 20 hours in the sous vide cooker! I am pumped up for trying it. I might even jump podcasts and release this one before Thanksgiving if it works out that well. I will let everyone know! Yes, I get paid to do this!
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