What did everyone cook today?
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kyle I’m with you. Don’t plan on any fresh asparagus for 6 months, them about founder on it!
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kyle When I was young I used to go with my dad and cut asparagus right out of the ditch on a back road. Can’t remember where it was but I remember him telling me not to tell anyone where we got it.
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
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Dr_Pain it is great to here from you I don’t no what was wrong but it didn’t sound like fun I would like to thank your wife and chef for posting your adress so I could send you a card I really missed not seeing your post and the food you cooked I am very thankful to callthis community friends it is better than just a group thanks for coming back
gus4416 said in What did everyone cook today?:
Dr_Pain it is great to here from you I don’t no what was wrong but it didn’t sound like fun I would like to thank your wife and chef for posting your adress so I could send you a card I really missed not seeing your post and the food you cooked I am very thankful to callthis community friends it is better than just a group thanks for coming back
I appreciate you man! Since I have a lot of interest, I will more than likely post the “saga” of what happened to me. The title of the novela will be “When routine becomes not so routine”
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
zbigjeff Shrimp are gone at my home in the same way that you described. That Prime Rib looks super delicious. Did you make a “jus” for it?? I am wondering how the Excalibur seasoning faired in the au jus!?
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
zbigjeff mercy that looks terrific
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bocephus my uncle was like that with his morel mushrooms. He died with the secret. Kinda too bad
kyle I have a brother in law that hunts mushrooms, he has found chicken of the woods and hen of the woods, they are both very good.
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
zbigjeff That’s one fine looking prime rib. And cooked to the perfect doneness for my preference.
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
zbigjeff
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
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zbigjeff Shrimp are gone at my home in the same way that you described. That Prime Rib looks super delicious. Did you make a “jus” for it?? I am wondering how the Excalibur seasoning faired in the au jus!?
Dr_Pain Made the “jus” with a combo of beef broth and the drippings from the rendered roast which included the Excalibur seasoning. She said that the “jus” was the best out of the last 5-7 for sure. The stealing of my seasonings was a testament to how good they were.
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It was a nice and quiet New Year’s Eve that started out with a pound of raw Jumbo Shrimp that were prepared in shrimp stock and then served cold (as shrimp cocktail) [before I could get a pic, they were gone in mid afternoon]. Then, onto the 5 lb prime cut ribeye roast I obtained from a local butcher I frequent when in a northern Atlanta suburb. Seasoned it with Excalibur steak and roast rub. Then, reverse seared it to 129 in the oven at 225 degrees. Seared it in a CI pan. Yep, it was a good and quiet dinner. [BTW: I will be purchasing more of the Excalibur Steak and Roast rub and the Garlic/Butter seasoning used for the fresh broccoli. As both were secretly stolen from me. ]
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zbigjeff very nice. I buy the big bottles of steak and roast rub and butter garlic. They are both so good, we go through a lot
kyle Looks like I will be doing the same on the size of my order.
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When it’s only 2° at noon, you need something to warm you
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kyle Oops. Wife and I ate them all, but can always make more!
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wdaly One just has to warm a body from the inside outward. Way to go.
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wdaly 2f-102f I’ll take that plate.
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