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  • RafterWR RafterW

    Marinated turkey breast panini on rye sourdough. Sliced pear, cranberry sauce, avocado, & pepperjack . Sides are a simple salad, dressed with croutons, grated cheddar cheese and 1000 island and the potato is a russet, prepared in the fondant style.

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    RafterW looks tasty 😋

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    • GWG8541G GWG8541

      I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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      GWG8541 looks good 👍

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      • LanceL Lance

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        Grits and bacon for dinner tonight.

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        gus4416
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        Lance you need a couple eggs right on those grits

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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          I started a brisket flat last night on the smoker seasoned with SPG. I wrapped it this morning and finished it in the oven. Came home from work and added a quick cabbage, onion and cucumber slaw. The only thing that wasn’t from scratch were the rolls, they came from the freezer. The brisket was just about perfect. I don’t like brisket falling apart when its sliced and this was just about there. Not perfect, but darn close.
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          GWG8541 I’m with you on sliced brisket. Most places around here pull it. To me there’s just something about sliced smoked brisket that I like. Your whole meal looks fantastic.

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          • wdalyW wdaly

            GWG8541 I’m with you on sliced brisket. Most places around here pull it. To me there’s just something about sliced smoked brisket that I like. Your whole meal looks fantastic.

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            wdaly By “pull” brisket, do you mean chopped? Or is it so overcooked it just shreds like a pork butt?

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            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

              gus4416 They think I have to much good bacteria in my small intestine causing malabsorption. In laymans terms I’m fermenting all my carb’s in the small intestine rather than moving things into the colon where it belongs causing Hydrogen Sulfide gas and other problems. I finally found someone who knew what to look for rather than wanting to do a colonoscopy time after time and find nothing when I tell them it’s an Upper GI problem. You may or not be aware, I only have 1/3 of my stomach left after having a gastric sleeve done, so nutrition is important to me.

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              johnsbrewhouse It’s frustrating when they can’t find what’s causing the problem. Hang in there. Sounds like you’ve found someone willing to take the time to get you some relief.

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              • wdalyW wdaly

                johnsbrewhouse It’s frustrating when they can’t find what’s causing the problem. Hang in there. Sounds like you’ve found someone willing to take the time to get you some relief.

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                wdaly three years plus, the last GI doctor was more concerned about making a buck with colonoscopies’ for people with no history of problems and have had previous ones. I kept telling him, it’s upper GI, he blew me off. He didn’t realize my family is medical in backgrounds, Dad was an R.N. and hospital administrator and my mom was a R.D., son-in-law is an R.N., sister-in-law is a R.N., that’s why I dropped him and saw the P.A. instead.

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                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                  wdaly three years plus, the last GI doctor was more concerned about making a buck with colonoscopies’ for people with no history of problems and have had previous ones. I kept telling him, it’s upper GI, he blew me off. He didn’t realize my family is medical in backgrounds, Dad was an R.N. and hospital administrator and my mom was a R.D., son-in-law is an R.N., sister-in-law is a R.N., that’s why I dropped him and saw the P.A. instead.

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                  calldoctoday
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                  johnsbrewhouse How did everything turn out? I hope it went well.

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    Lance looks good. I haven’t cooked grits in awhile, that will definitely be on the menu soon.

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                    GWG8541 same man. After reading a post on here I was looking to make some grits Myself. Trying to find some grits that are not instant in order to do it right. May just end up ordering some online.

                    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                      Made some fish tacos. Made some homemade pickled red onions and homemade mayonnaise to use as a base for a chipotle crema of sorts. Forgot to get a picture of the finished taco because I was in a rush.
                      First time making homemade mayonnaise. What a difference. And super easy.

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                      • C calldoctoday

                        johnsbrewhouse How did everything turn out? I hope it went well.

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                        calldoctoday I finished the testing and turned in the kit. The glucose triggered what it was suppose to as far as I can tell, but it also triggered my metabolic disorder and insulin resistance to kick in at the end of the test. My sugars went low and I thought I was going to have to take a glucose tab to get my sugar levels back to normal. Apparently the dextrose level is quite high in the drink and with nothing else to offset it, it dumped to much insulin to counteract those sugars. I used to the sugars going low, so I know when it is beginning and react right away.

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                        • SurgS Surg

                          Made some fish tacos. Made some homemade pickled red onions and homemade mayonnaise to use as a base for a chipotle crema of sorts. Forgot to get a picture of the finished taco because I was in a rush.
                          First time making homemade mayonnaise. What a difference. And super easy.

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                          Surg nice

                          “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                          • B bocephus

                            Lance I have only had grits a few times and didn’t really care for them.

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                            bocephus I have found that many people who do not like grits had some that either was not the right type or cooked incorrectly.

                            I had people drive a good ways for the grits I made for Sunday Brunch.

                            I only use Quaker Old Fashion Grits. 1 Part grits to 5 parts water, salt to taste and about 2 tablespoons butter per 1/4 cup of uncooked grits. Bring to a boil and then let simmer for about 25 minutes, stirring to keep it from clumping.

                            Kroger’s on line, and Walmart’s in southern stores carry it. Kroger’s on line will ship for free with a $35.00 order, it’s only about $2.00 each so I just order it when I need it along with some items that are hard to fine.

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                              bocephus I have found that many people who do not like grits had some that either was not the right type or cooked incorrectly.

                              I had people drive a good ways for the grits I made for Sunday Brunch.

                              I only use Quaker Old Fashion Grits. 1 Part grits to 5 parts water, salt to taste and about 2 tablespoons butter per 1/4 cup of uncooked grits. Bring to a boil and then let simmer for about 25 minutes, stirring to keep it from clumping.

                              Kroger’s on line, and Walmart’s in southern stores carry it. Kroger’s on line will ship for free with a $35.00 order, it’s only about $2.00 each so I just order it when I need it along with some items that are hard to fine.

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                              Chef I like grits a little stiff with a couple eggs on top

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                                We use Alber’s Hominy grits here, they call them quick grits, but if you cook them quick they are mealy. I cook them longer to make them smoother. It’s a NW product.

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  calldoctoday I finished the testing and turned in the kit. The glucose triggered what it was suppose to as far as I can tell, but it also triggered my metabolic disorder and insulin resistance to kick in at the end of the test. My sugars went low and I thought I was going to have to take a glucose tab to get my sugar levels back to normal. Apparently the dextrose level is quite high in the drink and with nothing else to offset it, it dumped to much insulin to counteract those sugars. I used to the sugars going low, so I know when it is beginning and react right away.

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                                  calldoctoday
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                                  johnsbrewhouse Hang in there. I am glad you made it through & hope they are able to help you get some stability there everything a little closer to being more comfortable.

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                                  • SurgS Surg

                                    Made some fish tacos. Made some homemade pickled red onions and homemade mayonnaise to use as a base for a chipotle crema of sorts. Forgot to get a picture of the finished taco because I was in a rush.
                                    First time making homemade mayonnaise. What a difference. And super easy.

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                                    calldoctoday
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                                    Surg You don’t say, you gobbled them all up…Must have been awfully good.

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                                    • ChefC Chef

                                      bocephus I have found that many people who do not like grits had some that either was not the right type or cooked incorrectly.

                                      I had people drive a good ways for the grits I made for Sunday Brunch.

                                      I only use Quaker Old Fashion Grits. 1 Part grits to 5 parts water, salt to taste and about 2 tablespoons butter per 1/4 cup of uncooked grits. Bring to a boil and then let simmer for about 25 minutes, stirring to keep it from clumping.

                                      Kroger’s on line, and Walmart’s in southern stores carry it. Kroger’s on line will ship for free with a $35.00 order, it’s only about $2.00 each so I just order it when I need it along with some items that are hard to fine.

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                                      Chef Might have to give them another try.

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                                        Oven roasted chicken thighs.
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                                        Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                                          Oven roasted chicken thighs.
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                                          Tex_77 wow. Great looking thighs. They look nice and juicy.

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