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  • johnsbrewhouseJ Offline
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    johnsbrewhouse
    Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning
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    Worked all day on meat projects. Put 3 1/2 lbs. of Colorado jerky on the smoker first thing, then went to grinding the 9 lbs. of pork sirloin roasts for my sausage making. Made 5 lbs. of Landjaeger about 2.5 lbs. in 16 mm brown collagen casing and the rest in 28-30 mm hog casing. Made a 5 lb. batch a Cheddar Brats from my own recipe and a 5 lb. batch of Kielbasa as well. My butts dragging and I smell like I’ve been smoked, but the Brats were good and the wife was happy with them. Happy wife, better life!IMG_0133.JPG IMG_0134.JPG IMG_0135.JPG

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    • craigriceC craigrice

      I was working outside today got lazy and did burgers on the grill and fry’s in the air fryer

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      wdaly
      Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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      craigrice I was lazier than that. Worked in the yard all day so took the Mrs. to the bar for burgers. Sometimes you just need to let someone else cook!

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      • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

        EGG ROLL IN A BOWL - KETO
        I know it don’t look like much. But this tastes really good. It is basically what’s in an egg roll but without the wrapper. Topped with sriacha Mayo. Keto custard for dessert
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        YooperDog
        Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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        lkrfletcher I am going to have to try that keto custard, it looks pretty darn good.

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        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

          Worked all day on meat projects. Put 3 1/2 lbs. of Colorado jerky on the smoker first thing, then went to grinding the 9 lbs. of pork sirloin roasts for my sausage making. Made 5 lbs. of Landjaeger about 2.5 lbs. in 16 mm brown collagen casing and the rest in 28-30 mm hog casing. Made a 5 lb. batch a Cheddar Brats from my own recipe and a 5 lb. batch of Kielbasa as well. My butts dragging and I smell like I’ve been smoked, but the Brats were good and the wife was happy with them. Happy wife, better life!IMG_0133.JPG IMG_0134.JPG IMG_0135.JPG

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          calldoctoday
          Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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          johnsbrewhouse That looks real nice!

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          • SurgS Offline
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            Surg
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            Pickled mackerel for the first time. Did it two different ways. Both came out great!
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            And some baked salmon for dinner.
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            Sides of cauliflower rice stir fry and mashed potatoes courtesy of Trader Joe’s. (Not pictured)

            Also started curing some gravlox with an extra piece of salmon.

            “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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            • SurgS Surg

              Pickled mackerel for the first time. Did it two different ways. Both came out great!
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              And some baked salmon for dinner.
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              Sides of cauliflower rice stir fry and mashed potatoes courtesy of Trader Joe’s. (Not pictured)

              Also started curing some gravlox with an extra piece of salmon.

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              YooperDog
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              Surg salmon and trout are probably my two favorite fish. I like them fresh and cold smoked. Gravalox is always a great way to use up an extra piece of salmon. Never had pickled mackerel, but have eaten my weight in pickled herring and pike. Is the mackerel a pretty firm flesh fish?

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                calldoctoday
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                #4186

                Here is a little South American Chicken Split Breasts, brined in my Home Made South American Brine, dusted nicely with South American Style spices, then smoked for about an hour & a half, maybe a little more with Pecan & Hickory. Served up with some of Margaret’s baked Apples & Pecans, a bowl of Barracho Beans, & some steamed garden vegetables.South American Chicken Resized.jpg

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                • C calldoctoday

                  Here is a little South American Chicken Split Breasts, brined in my Home Made South American Brine, dusted nicely with South American Style spices, then smoked for about an hour & a half, maybe a little more with Pecan & Hickory. Served up with some of Margaret’s baked Apples & Pecans, a bowl of Barracho Beans, & some steamed garden vegetables.South American Chicken Resized.jpg

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                  YooperDog
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                  calldoctoday brings back memories from a time working with our southern neighbors. Looks fantastic.

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                  • YooperDogY YooperDog

                    Surg salmon and trout are probably my two favorite fish. I like them fresh and cold smoked. Gravalox is always a great way to use up an extra piece of salmon. Never had pickled mackerel, but have eaten my weight in pickled herring and pike. Is the mackerel a pretty firm flesh fish?

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                    Surg
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                    YooperDog
                    Nice. Never had pickled pike but sounds good. Yeah mackerel is similar to herring in texture. Actually one of the pickled ones I just made could fool me in a blind taste test. Definitely a fan of gravlox and once I figured out how easy it is to cure it myself I find it hard to pay for it already prepared.

                    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                      YooperDog
                      Nice. Never had pickled pike but sounds good. Yeah mackerel is similar to herring in texture. Actually one of the pickled ones I just made could fool me in a blind taste test. Definitely a fan of gravlox and once I figured out how easy it is to cure it myself I find it hard to pay for it already prepared.

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                      GWG8541
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                      Used the outdoor griddle today for some marinated tilapia with mushrooms, onions, garlic and asparagus from the garden. Ill miss the asparagus when it stops.
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                      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                      • craigriceC Offline
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                        craigrice
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                        have you ever canned any of your asparagus ?

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                        • craigriceC craigrice

                          have you ever canned any of your asparagus ?

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                          craigrice I’ve never tried to. We tend to eat it as it comes in. I have considered tying to pickle some, but haven’t had enough coming in at once to do it. Do you have a recipe?

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

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                            only one that I would have is in the Ball canning book none from old home sources maybe some one here might share

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                            • YooperDogY YooperDog

                              calldoctoday brings back memories from a time working with our southern neighbors. Looks fantastic.

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                              Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                              YooperDog Thank you, I really appreciate it. I can tell you, it was deeeeelicious with just the right spice, tender, & not dried out at all. The other advantage it that it was easy & cheap. Oh, I forgot about healthy too.

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                              • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                Used the outdoor griddle today for some marinated tilapia with mushrooms, onions, garlic and asparagus from the garden. Ill miss the asparagus when it stops.
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                                GWG8541 You are making me HONGRY for them vittles & thirsty too.

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                                • craigriceC craigrice

                                  have you ever canned any of your asparagus ?

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                                  calldoctoday
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                                  craigrice we canned some last year, I think about 5 tall quarts as we got enough coming in at once. The only thing was, we really did not save any for the Winter because the quarts of canned asparagus went too quick. This year we did not get as much coming in all at once, just enough for a meal for three about every week maybe a little less.

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                                    sounds like a need to plant more

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                                      johnsbrewhouse
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                                      #4197

                                      Processed my Landjeagers today. Started them in the convection oven at 140 degrees to start the drying and firm them up, then sent them to the cold chamber on my Traeger for several hours. They went back to the oven for further drying and to bring them up to temperature. The sticks dried faster than the logs, which still can dry even further. The tang is a bit heavy even though I used half as much Encapsulated Citric Acid. It not bad, but not true to character either. Next time I’ll drop it in half again. Here is the picture, the sticks vacuum packed and logs drying and cooling. IMG_0137.JPG (update on the tang. The bigger logs seem to have less tang than the sticks. I sampled one last night after they cooled. They are just where I want them. I have an idea that the 16 mm sticks just intensify the tang,)

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                                      • C calldoctoday

                                        Here is a little South American Chicken Split Breasts, brined in my Home Made South American Brine, dusted nicely with South American Style spices, then smoked for about an hour & a half, maybe a little more with Pecan & Hickory. Served up with some of Margaret’s baked Apples & Pecans, a bowl of Barracho Beans, & some steamed garden vegetables.South American Chicken Resized.jpg

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                                        calldoctoday Yum

                                        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          Used the outdoor griddle today for some marinated tilapia with mushrooms, onions, garlic and asparagus from the garden. Ill miss the asparagus when it stops.
                                          20210610_203153.jpg 20210610_203208.jpg 20210610_203244.jpg

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                                          lkrfletcher
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                                          GWG8541 Love Tilapia

                                          Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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