What did everyone cook today?
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Dr_Pain your killing me with the homemade bread. Its my Krptonite. Bread is one of my favorite foods.
GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:
Dr_Pain your killing me with the homemade bread. Its my Krptonite. Bread is one of my favorite foods.
Let me know if you want my recipe and process. Easy and delicious. Been working on getting it perfect for close to 30 years now
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GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:
Dr_Pain your killing me with the homemade bread. Its my Krptonite. Bread is one of my favorite foods.
Let me know if you want my recipe and process. Easy and delicious. Been working on getting it perfect for close to 30 years now
Dr_Pain send it. Im always willing to try different recipes.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Ground beef philly cheese sandwich and an orzo with asparagus pasta.
Matt W.
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It was nice weather tonight, so I used the outdoor griddle and did some gochujang chicken with japchae, fried noodles and veggies.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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RafterW Another fairly healthy meal. We must all be biding our time until next week. BTW: Orzo is one of my fav pastas.
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It was nice weather tonight, so I used the outdoor griddle and did some gochujang chicken with japchae, fried noodles and veggies.
GWG8541 Many people I’ve mentioned the words miso, gochujang or koji looked at me like I had 6 eyes. Then, they tasted a dish with one of them and said “now, that’s a different taste that’s good”. People just have a tough time going out of their comfort zones. That looks like a mighty tasty meal.
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GWG8541 Many people I’ve mentioned the words miso, gochujang or koji looked at me like I had 6 eyes. Then, they tasted a dish with one of them and said “now, that’s a different taste that’s good”. People just have a tough time going out of their comfort zones. That looks like a mighty tasty meal.
zbigjeff yeah, I learned to like it in Korea. As a young Marine, it was always easier after a few beers to try new foods. Now that I’m a fat old guy, I look forward to it and even try new foods without the alcohol.
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Just pulled my ham off the smoker after 10 hours. Letting it cool before I wrap it and set it to the fridge overnight, then I will vacuum seal it and put it away in the freezer for Christmas. May have to steal a small sample first though, it smells so good right now. Made it from a boneless butt. They come out really good.
Took a sample and a picture of what it looks like. It came off the small point, the picture really doesn’t show the real deep color it has. 
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It was nice weather tonight, so I used the outdoor griddle and did some gochujang chicken with japchae, fried noodles and veggies.
GWG8541 A few more yeller squarsh too I see. I am trying to coax just a few more out o mine.
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Just pulled my ham off the smoker after 10 hours. Letting it cool before I wrap it and set it to the fridge overnight, then I will vacuum seal it and put it away in the freezer for Christmas. May have to steal a small sample first though, it smells so good right now. Made it from a boneless butt. They come out really good.
Took a sample and a picture of what it looks like. It came off the small point, the picture really doesn’t show the real deep color it has. johnsbrewhouse That looks beyond good.
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HerbcoFood I had some blueberry and lemon cream cheese to put on the bagel, but I didn’t use it.
JohnG5 Tisk tisk my friend…
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It was nice weather tonight, so I used the outdoor griddle and did some gochujang chicken with japchae, fried noodles and veggies.
GWG8541 wow that just looks great
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Just pulled my ham off the smoker after 10 hours. Letting it cool before I wrap it and set it to the fridge overnight, then I will vacuum seal it and put it away in the freezer for Christmas. May have to steal a small sample first though, it smells so good right now. Made it from a boneless butt. They come out really good.
Took a sample and a picture of what it looks like. It came off the small point, the picture really doesn’t show the real deep color it has. johnsbrewhouse man that turned out great
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Grilled some largemouth for supper. It turned out great.
the only problem was everyone loved it so I should have doubled the amount. -
Dr_Pain Nice hamburger paddle you got there! It had been a while since I was able to look at this post and you all have been cooking and processing up a storm!
Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself
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Just pulled my ham off the smoker after 10 hours. Letting it cool before I wrap it and set it to the fridge overnight, then I will vacuum seal it and put it away in the freezer for Christmas. May have to steal a small sample first though, it smells so good right now. Made it from a boneless butt. They come out really good.
Took a sample and a picture of what it looks like. It came off the small point, the picture really doesn’t show the real deep color it has. johnsbrewhouse That looks phenomenal. Your patience on a long cook paid off.
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It was nice weather tonight, so I used the outdoor griddle and did some gochujang chicken with japchae, fried noodles and veggies.
GWG8541 I can almost smell that cooking. Looks great.
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Just pulled my ham off the smoker after 10 hours. Letting it cool before I wrap it and set it to the fridge overnight, then I will vacuum seal it and put it away in the freezer for Christmas. May have to steal a small sample first though, it smells so good right now. Made it from a boneless butt. They come out really good.
Took a sample and a picture of what it looks like. It came off the small point, the picture really doesn’t show the real deep color it has. johnsbrewhouse That looks awesome & I’ll bet it tasted great. What cure/dry rub did you use?
Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi
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johnsbrewhouse That looks awesome & I’ll bet it tasted great. What cure/dry rub did you use?
Bob Stehlik 1 oz. A.C. Legg’s Ham spice, sure cure to weight, 1/2 cup salt, 1 gallon water, 1/4 cup brown sugar all mixed into a brine. Brined for 14 days in a bag in the fridge and turned every day. Removed after 14 days, rinsed, put back in back with cold water and back in fridge overnight, then out rinse and on the smoker.
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