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  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

    Cowboy Ribeye tonight for me and my daughter.

    Ultimate Steak and Roast
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    Cooked at 225 degrees till internal temp of 110
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    Seared about 3 minutes on each side
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    Finished product
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    JoeB
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    Grimpuppy Great job… looks like good eats

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    • samspadeS samspade

      Dont usually post my food but thiese turned out nice. Two beef rib slabs with prime rib rub in the smoker for 5 hours. Two spachcocked chickens with chicken chicken rub on the grill. Some homemade baked beans. Oven baked asparagus and a cheaters stouffers mac n cheese. I’m stuffed.
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      JoeB
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      samspade That’s a great looking meal

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      • badfire2625B badfire2625

        OK. so it isn’t what I cooked “today” but, yesterday was my twins birthday so I smoked a brisket and a pork butt all night.

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        badfire2625 Good lookin’ Q. I will bet no one went away hungry.

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        • samspadeS samspade

          Dont usually post my food but thiese turned out nice. Two beef rib slabs with prime rib rub in the smoker for 5 hours. Two spachcocked chickens with chicken chicken rub on the grill. Some homemade baked beans. Oven baked asparagus and a cheaters stouffers mac n cheese. I’m stuffed.
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          YooperDog
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          samspade looks like you’ve covered the food categories pretty good. Nice looking meals

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          • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

            Cowboy Ribeye tonight for me and my daughter.

            Ultimate Steak and Roast
            7F2B25D8-B48B-4480-A7C4-A5598D18FD0A.jpeg
            Cooked at 225 degrees till internal temp of 110
            E0F5B141-E1C1-43B6-A105-0014C90D5C64.jpeg
            Seared about 3 minutes on each side
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            Finished product
            C51D6A0E-EEBB-4C41-94B5-A101B2AE8249.jpeg

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            YooperDog
            Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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            Grimpuppy Nice looking steak!

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            • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

              Cowboy Ribeye tonight for me and my daughter.

              Ultimate Steak and Roast
              7F2B25D8-B48B-4480-A7C4-A5598D18FD0A.jpeg
              Cooked at 225 degrees till internal temp of 110
              E0F5B141-E1C1-43B6-A105-0014C90D5C64.jpeg
              Seared about 3 minutes on each side
              6A1DD6FC-2FB3-4F07-B68F-49C4C343370D.jpeg
              Finished product
              C51D6A0E-EEBB-4C41-94B5-A101B2AE8249.jpeg

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              GWG8541
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              Grimpuppy thats looks great. I do have a question on the name. I have heard Cowboy Ribeye and Tomahawk Ribyeye. I am assuming they are both the exact same thing, which is awesome.

              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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              • samspadeS samspade

                Dont usually post my food but thiese turned out nice. Two beef rib slabs with prime rib rub in the smoker for 5 hours. Two spachcocked chickens with chicken chicken rub on the grill. Some homemade baked beans. Oven baked asparagus and a cheaters stouffers mac n cheese. I’m stuffed.
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                samspade that is a good spread. I’ve only attempted beef ribs a few times and they turned out OK, but those look awesome.

                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  Grimpuppy thats looks great. I do have a question on the name. I have heard Cowboy Ribeye and Tomahawk Ribyeye. I am assuming they are both the exact same thing, which is awesome.

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                  Grimpuppy
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                  GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:

                  Grimpuppy thats looks great. I do have a question on the name. I have heard Cowboy Ribeye and Tomahawk Ribyeye. I am assuming they are both the exact same thing, which is awesome.

                  Yes, they are the same thing. Might be a region thing as to what people call them?

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    Breakfast today was pancakes with with Kodiak Cakes Berry syrup topped with fresh raspberries. The protein was breakfast sausage made with Walton’s Southern Style seasoning.
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                    lkrfletcher
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                    GWG8541 yummy

                    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                    • samspadeS samspade

                      Dont usually post my food but thiese turned out nice. Two beef rib slabs with prime rib rub in the smoker for 5 hours. Two spachcocked chickens with chicken chicken rub on the grill. Some homemade baked beans. Oven baked asparagus and a cheaters stouffers mac n cheese. I’m stuffed.
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                      samspade awesome

                      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                        Jonathon
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                        wrote on last edited by
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                        Surg Talk to me a little about those pigs feet. What all goes into making them?

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                        • JonesyJ Offline
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                          20210531_125853.jpg Nothing fancy. Burgers with Waltons Bacon Flavored Patty Mix & ht cheddar. Potato wedges I saw pictures of a few days ago. Corn on the cob. All stuff I learned from watching and listening to you guys. Yum. Got a full belly. Back to calorie reduction techniques tomorrow.

                          “Never eat more than you can lift.”

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                          • JonesyJ Jonesy

                            20210531_125853.jpg Nothing fancy. Burgers with Waltons Bacon Flavored Patty Mix & ht cheddar. Potato wedges I saw pictures of a few days ago. Corn on the cob. All stuff I learned from watching and listening to you guys. Yum. Got a full belly. Back to calorie reduction techniques tomorrow.

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                            wrote on last edited by
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                            Jonesy Team Orange out thier copying what Team Blue is cooking…

                            Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                            • Tex_77T Tex_77

                              Jonesy Team Orange out thier copying what Team Blue is cooking…

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                              Jonesy
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                              Tex_77 I would be proud to be able to duplicate anything that any of you guys make (with a possible exception of the pigs feet).

                              “Never eat more than you can lift.”

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                                Tex_77
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                                Over roasted spatchcocked/semi deboned chicken.
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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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                                  Onion Garlic Marinade on a spatchcocked/semi deboned chicken, will either cook it today or tomorrow.
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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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                                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                    Surg Talk to me a little about those pigs feet. What all goes into making them?

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                                    Jonathon uh…pig’s feet!

                                    “Never eat more than you can lift.”

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                                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                                      Cowboy Ribeye tonight for me and my daughter.

                                      Ultimate Steak and Roast
                                      7F2B25D8-B48B-4480-A7C4-A5598D18FD0A.jpeg
                                      Cooked at 225 degrees till internal temp of 110
                                      E0F5B141-E1C1-43B6-A105-0014C90D5C64.jpeg
                                      Seared about 3 minutes on each side
                                      6A1DD6FC-2FB3-4F07-B68F-49C4C343370D.jpeg
                                      Finished product
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                                      Grimpuppy looks really good. Hope you and your daughter had a wonderfull dinner.

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                                      • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                        Surg Talk to me a little about those pigs feet. What all goes into making them?

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                                        Jonathon
                                        Hey actually my first time making them this way. Grew up eating these with my dad from a jar by Hormel, hoping this will be similar.

                                        I have made headcheese/souse before using pigs hocks which came out great if you like that kinda thing.

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                                        That was similar but more terrine style and more tedious having to pick all the meat off the bones.

                                        For this I followed this recipe I found online:

                                        4 Pig’s Feet, Hocks, etc.
                                        1 tsp. Cloves
                                        1-1/2 tsp Pickling Spice
                                        4 cups White Vinegar
                                        2 tbsp. Kosher Salt (not regular table salt)
                                        1 Onion, chopped
                                        Cover pig’s parts with water. Add 1 tbsp salt. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until meat starts to separate from the bone (2 hours or more). Strain broth through cheesecloth or coffee filter. Combine strained broth, spices, vinegar and onion. Simmer mixture 30 minutes. Put pig’s parts in half gallon jar. Pour broth mixture over pig’s feet. Seal and let set at least 5 days in a cool place before using.

                                        Will see how it turns out in a few more days.

                                        “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                                          Ribeyes, Gaucho Rub, broccoli, potatoes, chimichurri. Not a bad way to close out Memorial Day.
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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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