What did everyone cook today?
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
GWG8541 I like it. A perfect down home meal!!!
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
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Looks great, adlib is often the best, made the way you like.
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gus4416 it was really good. While we were eating dinner, I mentioned to my son that it would be interesting to finish it in the pellet grill next time. I don’t think a little smoke would hurt anything.
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
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zbigjeff yep, we just call it hunters pie. You can use any wild game for it. Deer does a good job though.
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
GWG8541 Wish I could give you a Double Up!
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Ribeye night since the wife actually had to go to the office today. Had some homemade mashed baby reds with it and broccoli. By the time I remembered to take the after photo, the leftover steak was in the fridge. Guess it was more important to make sure momma was feed on time since I don’t want to be fired as the cook and have to go back to work.
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Ribeye night since the wife actually had to go to the office today. Had some homemade mashed baby reds with it and broccoli. By the time I remembered to take the after photo, the leftover steak was in the fridge. Guess it was more important to make sure momma was feed on time since I don’t want to be fired as the cook and have to go back to work.
johnsbrewhouse hard to beat a good ribeye if you ask me. I love this time of year, just go out to the garden and dig a hill of taters, dont get much more fresh than that
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You are not alone. There is another thread on the problems some of us have in remembering to get “after” photos.
Edit: Actually not a different thread. It is in this thread.
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kyle RIbeye is the best cut in my opinion, especially when it is from the middle and it has a nice chunky cap!
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I kind of ad libbed dinner tonight cooking with my oldest son, but need to write it down. We made a Hunter’s Pie in the CI with 2 lbs of ground venison, carrots, onion, garlic, rosemary, red wine, tomatoe paste and chicken broth. Reduced it down and and topped with mashed potatoes mixed with an egg. Baked at 350 until brown on top. The side was green beans from the garden, seasoned with bacon, garlic, onion, and a little chicken broth. My lovely wife even approved, which is rare when it comes to venison.
GWG8541 - Looks great
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GWG8541 Wish I could give you a Double Up!
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Ribeye night since the wife actually had to go to the office today. Had some homemade mashed baby reds with it and broccoli. By the time I remembered to take the after photo, the leftover steak was in the fridge. Guess it was more important to make sure momma was feed on time since I don’t want to be fired as the cook and have to go back to work.
johnsbrewhouse You know how to butter the bread.
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Ribeye night since the wife actually had to go to the office today. Had some homemade mashed baby reds with it and broccoli. By the time I remembered to take the after photo, the leftover steak was in the fridge. Guess it was more important to make sure momma was feed on time since I don’t want to be fired as the cook and have to go back to work.
johnsbrewhouse Best cut whether its steak or prime rib
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Smoked some cheese (mozzarella, sharp cheddar and Monterey Jack/Jalapeño) with Apple wood pellets for future meals. Then, sealed them for a 3 day rest period. Can’t wait to see if the smoke did its job.
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Smoked some cheese (mozzarella, sharp cheddar and Monterey Jack/Jalapeño) with Apple wood pellets for future meals. Then, sealed them for a 3 day rest period. Can’t wait to see if the smoke did its job.
zbigjeff I let mine rest for at least 5-7 days before tasting to let the flavor even out of the smoke wrapped in plastic wrap before sealing , I don’t know if the wrap helps let them breath or not .
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zbigjeff I let mine rest for at least 5-7 days before tasting to let the flavor even out of the smoke wrapped in plastic wrap before sealing , I don’t know if the wrap helps let them breath or not .
craigrice Weeeellll, have seen my bud’s smoke cheese. But, never myself. I knew to seal it right away to keep as much of the smoke close to the product. Just heard at least 3 days sealed is the key. But, 5-7 can’t hurt. Thanks for the input.
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I cold smoke mine for about 2 hrs. then wrap and let sit to breath then package
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