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  • wdalyW wdaly

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    My first attempt at a charcuterie. I can’t take credit for the meat.

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    mrobisr
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    wdaly looks wonderful to me

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    • Tex_77T Tex_77

      Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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      Tex_77
      Looks amazing. Save a fatty piece for me.

      Paul

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      • Tex_77T Tex_77

        Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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        glen
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        Tex_77 As always, wonderful work!

        Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
        Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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        • processheadP processhead

          Tex_77
          Looks amazing. Save a fatty piece for me.

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          Tex_77
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          processhead you might have to fight a 5 year old girl for the fatty pieces!

          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

            Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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            Surg
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            Tex_77 looks perfect.

            “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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            • wdalyW wdaly

              PXL_20211225_173923034.jpg

              My first attempt at a charcuterie. I can’t take credit for the meat.

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              Surg
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              #8510

              wdaly looks great. Love the charcuterie. One of, if not the best part of the meal IMO.

              “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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              • Tex_77T Tex_77

                Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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                wdaly
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                Tex_77 That looks so good. Center piece for me, please.

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                • wdalyW wdaly

                  PXL_20211225_173923034.jpg

                  My first attempt at a charcuterie. I can’t take credit for the meat.

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                  gus4416
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                  wdaly good job very nice

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                  • Tex_77T Tex_77

                    Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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                    gus4416
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                    Tex_77 that is a perfect looking prime rib makes me hungry

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                    • PapaSopP PapaSop

                      Well… We all got together today. Parents, brothers, sons, wives and grandkids. 18lbs of meat didn’t stand a chance.
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                      Everyone contributes. Delicious.

                      All the best to everyone and your family memories. 🎅🤶🎄🤗

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                      cdavis
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                      PapaSop great looking meal 😋. Enjoy that family 👪

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                      • wdalyW wdaly

                        PXL_20211225_173923034.jpg

                        My first attempt at a charcuterie. I can’t take credit for the meat.

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                        cdavis
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                        wdaly looks good 👍

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                        • Tex_77T Tex_77

                          Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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                          cdavis
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                          Tex_77 fantastic 👏

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                          • Tex_77T Tex_77

                            Prime rib cooked on Treager at 275 until 118, pulled and rested under foil for 30 minutes, temp came up to 126 with carryover cooking, then back on the pit on high for 10 minutes. Always remember to account for carryover cooking.
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                            Screenshot_20211225-133347_Gallery.jpg
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                            YooperDog
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                            Tex_77 very nice! Got it nailed

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                              Making ham and potato soup today. It’s cold here, snowing and I made a mistake and plowed the driveway and complex early this morning thinking this stuff was done. I was so wrong, a bit of sunshine doesn’t mean a thing apparently today because it dumped another four inches on top of the cleaned off surfaces. Be aware, we don’t get a lot of snow here in Western Washington, our usually comes melted but cold. Guess I will be out again later today with the quad and plow if it stops. If you are wondering why I need to plow, it’s a 30’ elevation change from the garage to the top of the hill.IMG_0271.JPG IMG_0270.JPG

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                              • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                Making ham and potato soup today. It’s cold here, snowing and I made a mistake and plowed the driveway and complex early this morning thinking this stuff was done. I was so wrong, a bit of sunshine doesn’t mean a thing apparently today because it dumped another four inches on top of the cleaned off surfaces. Be aware, we don’t get a lot of snow here in Western Washington, our usually comes melted but cold. Guess I will be out again later today with the quad and plow if it stops. If you are wondering why I need to plow, it’s a 30’ elevation change from the garage to the top of the hill.IMG_0271.JPG IMG_0270.JPG

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                                gus4416
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                                @johnsbrewhousbeautiful view from the top of your driveway

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  Making ham and potato soup today. It’s cold here, snowing and I made a mistake and plowed the driveway and complex early this morning thinking this stuff was done. I was so wrong, a bit of sunshine doesn’t mean a thing apparently today because it dumped another four inches on top of the cleaned off surfaces. Be aware, we don’t get a lot of snow here in Western Washington, our usually comes melted but cold. Guess I will be out again later today with the quad and plow if it stops. If you are wondering why I need to plow, it’s a 30’ elevation change from the garage to the top of the hill.IMG_0271.JPG IMG_0270.JPG

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                                  calldoctoday
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                                  johnsbrewhouse Wow, be careful of you go back out today as it is getting late & it looks cold. Weird weather. In the 70’s & even 80’s here & super high humidity. We have not had one freeze here yet & usually have had several by this time. Still getting eggplants, peppers, squash, even a tomato plant still going along with lots of Marigolds & Nasturtiums. Be careful out there.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse Wow, be careful of you go back out today as it is getting late & it looks cold. Weird weather. In the 70’s & even 80’s here & super high humidity. We have not had one freeze here yet & usually have had several by this time. Still getting eggplants, peppers, squash, even a tomato plant still going along with lots of Marigolds & Nasturtiums. Be careful out there.

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                                    calldoctoday
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                                    #8521

                                    I got lucky this year & did not cook the whole dinner for the most part in over 45 years. My oldest son’s wife’s mother took care of most all of it & she did a fantastic job. I really appreciated it as we have been swamped all of the sudden this year & working today. Just about should have been working yesterday, so will work till late tonight. Had to do something though.Christmas 2021 Honey Glazed Parsnips, Carrots, Peppers, with Bacon Bits I, Re-Sized.jpg So, made up something quick with honey glazed Parsnips & Carrots with Poblano & Ancho bits & a citrusy, buttery, honey glaze, topped off with bacon bits. Was not doing much as I slacked for the day so had to include multiple ingredients that make everything better.

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      Making ham and potato soup today. It’s cold here, snowing and I made a mistake and plowed the driveway and complex early this morning thinking this stuff was done. I was so wrong, a bit of sunshine doesn’t mean a thing apparently today because it dumped another four inches on top of the cleaned off surfaces. Be aware, we don’t get a lot of snow here in Western Washington, our usually comes melted but cold. Guess I will be out again later today with the quad and plow if it stops. If you are wondering why I need to plow, it’s a 30’ elevation change from the garage to the top of the hill.IMG_0271.JPG IMG_0270.JPG

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                                      zbigjeff
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                                      johnsbrewhouse Have FUN with the snow. My time is coming very soon. When it starts whipping across the great lakes, veterans just put another log on the fire and grab their fav liquid refeshment.

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                                        johnsbrewhouse Have FUN with the snow. My time is coming very soon. When it starts whipping across the great lakes, veterans just put another log on the fire and grab their fav liquid refeshment.

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                                        twilliams
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                                        zbigjeff you guys can keep it, I don’t want it anymore. Unfortunately at southern Wisconsin I don’t think I will get that lucky.

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                                        • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                          Making ham and potato soup today. It’s cold here, snowing and I made a mistake and plowed the driveway and complex early this morning thinking this stuff was done. I was so wrong, a bit of sunshine doesn’t mean a thing apparently today because it dumped another four inches on top of the cleaned off surfaces. Be aware, we don’t get a lot of snow here in Western Washington, our usually comes melted but cold. Guess I will be out again later today with the quad and plow if it stops. If you are wondering why I need to plow, it’s a 30’ elevation change from the garage to the top of the hill.IMG_0271.JPG IMG_0270.JPG

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                                          calldoctoday
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                                          johnsbrewhouse Well, you got a freak snow, I got a manhunt. I am up here trying to get all this work done & apparently someone stole a truck & a trailer & got caught & decided to ditch it right next to our property & hit the woods. Now they are having a shootout in the woods. Its not supposed to be like that out here. Looks like I need to be moving on for more elbow room.

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