What did everyone cook today?
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Smoked pichana seasoned with Spiceology’s Gaucho Steakhouse Rub, and an apple crisp.
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I finally cooked some of the steaks I dry aged for 45 days, I seared both sides for a little over a minute then finished on indirect heat until 129°, served it with creamy parmesan risotto with sautéed
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I finally cooked some of the steaks I dry aged for 45 days, I seared both sides for a little over a minute then finished on indirect heat until 129°, served it with creamy parmesan risotto with sautéed
mushrooms, and hand cut homemade rosemary garlic fries.HerbcoFood Flavor analysis?
I have heard 45 days was bordering on the funky side for some, perfect for othersGive a man a fish and he eats for a day
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HerbcoFood Flavor analysis?
I have heard 45 days was bordering on the funky side for some, perfect for othersglen It was great for us, there was no funk to it at all, wonderfully tender, I have heard if you leave the “rind” on that is where you will get the funk. Maybe next time I will cook one like that to see if there is a funk flavor to it.
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glen It was great for us, there was no funk to it at all, wonderfully tender, I have heard if you leave the “rind” on that is where you will get the funk. Maybe next time I will cook one like that to see if there is a funk flavor to it.
HerbcoFood Thank you, good information
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Austin looks good. Like that knife you got there.
I like that it fits in your wallet.
Carry this one in my lunch bag for work.
Surg said in What did everyone cook today?:
Austin looks good. Like that knife you got there.
I like that it fits in your wallet.
Carry this one in my lunch bag for work.
Dang! I will have to put this on my Christmas list 4 SURE!!!
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Might need to add one of those to my survival kit, not really sure it is a need but it is a want!
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Beef and bean chili, crusty bread (not homemade because I ran outta flour and today is day one of quarantine for me
), and a Bud. Great fall meal.
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Sous vide sirloin tip roast, smoked crab poppers, smoked creamed corn, smoked bourbon apple cobbler.
This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Better Living Through BBQ!
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This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Joe Hell daaaaaamn! Looks amazing.
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This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Joe Hell holy smokes does that look awesome!
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Might need to add one of those to my survival kit, not really sure it is a need but it is a want!
Jonathon If we only got what we needed life would be boring.
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Back from camping and back to reality. I enjoyed some great food with the family the past several days. I’ve included some pictures if my contributions to the family meals.
This past weekend was the State Park Campground’s Halloween weekend camp out. It has been a family and friends tradition of ours for about 4 decades. My brother, one of my sisters, my family and some old friends were part of it this years.
We took up 5 campsites and a cabin. Unfortunately this weekend the Crappie were not cooperating, so no good fish pics. I will start with Friday’s meal, which were all over wood fire.
Breakfast, yes that is Spam and eggs with toast. Its a long story, but has become part of the tradition.
Lunch was deer brats I made using Walton’s Blue Ribbon brat seasoning and adding some of my ground homemade Chipotle for a little kick.
Dinner was a Hunter’s Pie made in my CI Dutch Oven using 5lbs of ground venison.
Saturday we call the big breakfast. My brother and I get up and start it at sun up. The menu was bacon, sausage with gravy, biscuits, country ham, pancakes. The plate was mine after cooking all morning on the griddle.
Saturday dinner is pot luck. My contribution was ND Mike Chocolate Cherry dump cake and every bit disappeared. I had to improvise a little after leaving my Hershey’s Special dark chocolate chips at home. I had the big pack of Hershey bars for Smores and chopped up 4 bars instead. I also added Dr. Pepper Cherry instead of Coke. It was awesome.
Great weekend with family and friends. Happy Halloween!
GWG8541 That looks real nice. We used to do the same thing every year & then just about everyone that enjoyed it, died over the years, sadly to say & there is only one or two of us left so we do not get to do it much any more. That looks real nice & relaxing.
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Back from camping and back to reality. I enjoyed some great food with the family the past several days. I’ve included some pictures if my contributions to the family meals.
This past weekend was the State Park Campground’s Halloween weekend camp out. It has been a family and friends tradition of ours for about 4 decades. My brother, one of my sisters, my family and some old friends were part of it this years.
We took up 5 campsites and a cabin. Unfortunately this weekend the Crappie were not cooperating, so no good fish pics. I will start with Friday’s meal, which were all over wood fire.
Breakfast, yes that is Spam and eggs with toast. Its a long story, but has become part of the tradition.
Lunch was deer brats I made using Walton’s Blue Ribbon brat seasoning and adding some of my ground homemade Chipotle for a little kick.
Dinner was a Hunter’s Pie made in my CI Dutch Oven using 5lbs of ground venison.
Saturday we call the big breakfast. My brother and I get up and start it at sun up. The menu was bacon, sausage with gravy, biscuits, country ham, pancakes. The plate was mine after cooking all morning on the griddle.
Saturday dinner is pot luck. My contribution was ND Mike Chocolate Cherry dump cake and every bit disappeared. I had to improvise a little after leaving my Hershey’s Special dark chocolate chips at home. I had the big pack of Hershey bars for Smores and chopped up 4 bars instead. I also added Dr. Pepper Cherry instead of Coke. It was awesome.
Great weekend with family and friends. Happy Halloween!
GWG8541 That looks real nice. We used to do the same thing every year & then just about everyone that enjoyed it, died over the years, sadly to say & there is only one or two of us left so we do not get to do it much any more. That looks real nice & relaxing.
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This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Joe Hell looks good Joe
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This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Joe Hell man that looks good.
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GWG8541 That looks real nice. We used to do the same thing every year & then just about everyone that enjoyed it, died over the years, sadly to say & there is only one or two of us left so we do not get to do it much any more. That looks real nice & relaxing.
calldoctoday my parents loved camping down at this particular park. Im hoping the next generation will continue after I’m 6 feet under.
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Might need to add one of those to my survival kit, not really sure it is a need but it is a want!
Jonathon Kabar also made a little bayonet that mounted on a handgun light rail. Of course I had to buy one when I saw it. Probably a Marine thing, but it would be a great addition to any survival kit.
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This project took several days overall but it was worth it. I started with a batch of ghost chili cheddar beer cheese sauce a couple days ago. Last night I made a small rib roast that had been taking up too much freezer space for way too long and started on a bread project. This morning I got to work on some footlong hoagie rolls, picked some bell peppers from my folks garden and grabbed some local onions from the store. I spent the afternoon shaping, resting and baking the bread. After all was said and done I spent about 2 minutes inhaling one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. Philly has nothing on me.
Joe Hell Projects to build a final product are usually well worth the wait. Glad it all worked out for you. My taste buds are clambering for that bite.
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