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  • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

    mrobisr The rye bread got tossed, was in the fridge and I looked at the heal and saw green and it found it’s way to the round file. The kraut is still at the store because I forgot it today when I was getting my cabbage and carrots along with everything else for tomorrow and what we were out of. It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

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    johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

    mrobisr It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

    That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

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

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      johnsbrewhouse I just put some in the smoker.
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      Time to hit the rack and let the smoke work its magic.

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      GWG8541 that will be delicious after a long slow smoke

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        johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

        mrobisr It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

        That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

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        GWG8541 I can’t go back to work, I loose all my benefits and disability pension. The city medically terminated me so now they have to pay me my regular pension plus an Labor and Industries pension since I was hurt on the job, but I can’t have a paying job. I have a volunteer position in emergency management and a union position that I take no pay for. Of course they don’t have benefits, I rely on the wife to supplement the medicare disability with her job medical. We’ll see where that go’s since she wants to retire early in June.

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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

          mrobisr It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

          That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

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          GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:

          johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

          mrobisr It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

          That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

          Hehehehe Hehehehe Hehehehe

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            I no it is stPatricks day but a couple nice rib steaks on the grill in upstate NY it is 70 degrees so I think we deserve them Ben a long winter407C7283-8250-4CE0-8BBA-8409CE599839.jpeg

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            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

              GWG8541 I can’t go back to work, I loose all my benefits and disability pension. The city medically terminated me so now they have to pay me my regular pension plus an Labor and Industries pension since I was hurt on the job, but I can’t have a paying job. I have a volunteer position in emergency management and a union position that I take no pay for. Of course they don’t have benefits, I rely on the wife to supplement the medicare disability with her job medical. We’ll see where that go’s since she wants to retire early in June.

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              johnsbrewhouse I have a friend in the same boat as you. It’s definitely being between a rock and a hard spot. I was on my wife’s insurance for a few years, now I’m on/paying my own on a seperate policy. I made more money working PT and on her insurance. I definitely didn’t think that one out far enough.

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

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                johnsbrewhouse I have a friend in the same boat as you. It’s definitely being between a rock and a hard spot. I was on my wife’s insurance for a few years, now I’m on/paying my own on a seperate policy. I made more money working PT and on her insurance. I definitely didn’t think that one out far enough.

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                I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

                  mrobisr It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

                  That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

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                  GWG8541 said in What did everyone cook today?:

                  That is another reason I went back to work full time. It was easier than the wife’s honey do list.🤣

                  My birthdad went back to work full time at 72 and has since fully retired again.

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                    HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                    GWG8541 That looks amazing, great job.

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                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                      mrobisr The rye bread got tossed, was in the fridge and I looked at the heal and saw green and it found it’s way to the round file. The kraut is still at the store because I forgot it today when I was getting my cabbage and carrots along with everything else for tomorrow and what we were out of. It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

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                      johnsbrewhouse said in What did everyone cook today?:

                      mrobisr The rye bread got tossed, was in the fridge and I looked at the heal and saw green and it found it’s way to the round file. The kraut is still at the store because I forgot it today when I was getting my cabbage and carrots along with everything else for tomorrow and what we were out of. It’s hard being the houseman when the wife is still working and earning some of the bacon money. She’s a slave driver, LOL.

                      That is a horror story, glad you survived it.

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                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                        I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                        HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                        GWG8541 That looks like one fine breakfast! I have never tried it with Pumpernickel, but that sure do look good.

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                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                          I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                          HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                          GWG8541 Guinness goes with everything but that is a good looking sandwich

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                          • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                            GWG8541 I can’t go back to work, I loose all my benefits and disability pension. The city medically terminated me so now they have to pay me my regular pension plus an Labor and Industries pension since I was hurt on the job, but I can’t have a paying job. I have a volunteer position in emergency management and a union position that I take no pay for. Of course they don’t have benefits, I rely on the wife to supplement the medicare disability with her job medical. We’ll see where that go’s since she wants to retire early in June.

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                            johnsbrewhouse Hang in there, I understand. Those details don’t make it easy to survive & still feel like you are giving what you would still like to give. It is sad when you have to choose one over the other instead of being allowed to make both work for the benefit of all. Don’t get me started today.

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                            • GWG8541G GWG8541

                              I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                              HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                              GWG8541 that looks so good I wanted to try and eat it through my laptop screen. Very nice job

                              hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                              • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                I used johnsbrewhouse cook schedule for smoking the corned beef, but reduced the smoke time to 8 hours since my flats were on the thin side. I used Excalibur’s black pepper (14/20 mesh) that I use for my peppered bacon. I also lightly hit it with some fresh cracked black pepper. It turned out awesome and made some tasty smoked Ruben sandwiches.
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                                20220317_172827.jpg
                                HAPPY ST. PADDY’S DAY!
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                                GWG8541 Excellent job my brother, looks like it turned out tender and juicy too. The two peppers really up the flavor profile. Glad you liked that method and it worked for you.

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  GWG8541 Excellent job my brother, looks like it turned out tender and juicy too. The two peppers really up the flavor profile. Glad you liked that method and it worked for you.

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                                  I finally tried chicken on the run with fish after the great post from @RON PARRISH. I added corn meal and coated chunks of Cod that were soaked in beer. It turned out great. Since the fryer was hot, I did some butterflied shrimp with panko crumbs, and French fries. The wife put together a chopped salad to balance out all delicious fried stuff.
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                                  “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                    I finally tried chicken on the run with fish after the great post from @RON PARRISH. I added corn meal and coated chunks of Cod that were soaked in beer. It turned out great. Since the fryer was hot, I did some butterflied shrimp with panko crumbs, and French fries. The wife put together a chopped salad to balance out all delicious fried stuff.
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                                    GWG8541 Nice meal for a Good Friday. Nice looking little Kale & Red Cabbage salad too, did that come from your garden?

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                                      So found a pack of these sausage stuffed jalapeños in my freezer that my buddy makes. Threw them on my Kamado last night with a little bit of smoke wood - Indirect with a brief direct at end for a bit of char. Super good and I plan to make them myself soon too.

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                                        So found a pack of these sausage stuffed jalapeños in my freezer that my buddy makes. Threw them on my Kamado last night with a little bit of smoke wood - Indirect with a brief direct at end for a bit of char. Super good and I plan to make them myself soon too.

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                                        Jamieson22 Those look interesting. Does he simply cut the heads/shoulders off rather than splitting them, de-seed them, & stuff with fresh sausage? Any particular flavor of sausage? That actually gives me some ideas with leaving a good stem on, trying not to completely severe the head/shoulder, stuffing, & rolling the head back over to see if you can hold them by the stem after smoking/grilling & chomp down on them. Would be a nice presentation, especially with ripe Jalopolenos.

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                                          Jamieson22 Those look interesting. Does he simply cut the heads/shoulders off rather than splitting them, de-seed them, & stuff with fresh sausage? Any particular flavor of sausage? That actually gives me some ideas with leaving a good stem on, trying not to completely severe the head/shoulder, stuffing, & rolling the head back over to see if you can hold them by the stem after smoking/grilling & chomp down on them. Would be a nice presentation, especially with ripe Jalopolenos.

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                                          calldoctoday These were a spicy italian, though I think a lot of different fresh sausage types would work. The just had the top and very bottom cut off. I didn’t hit a lot of seeds so they may have been quickly ripped out.

                                          They are normally made with Melrose peppers and he usually orders a couple bushels from a local farm. I have a feeling these jalapenos were a “bonus” batch during the main event. The Melrose version is amazing. I may try with poblanos to cut down the amount of stuffing tiny peppers required.

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