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  • Tex_77T Tex_77

    processhead I guess I better just turn in my Meatgistics credentials and head to McDonalds and see if they need a fry cook, that feather is unacceptable. 🙂

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    Tex_77 Maybe thats really not a feather. Since that part of the leg is like a handle, maybe its a cross guard or pommel. I’d still eat them, feathers and all.

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

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      I did some chicke n on the run with shrimp and it didn’t pop the same as it does on chicken in my mind. It’s odd though cause I was pretty sure I had done shrimp with it in the past and really enjoyed it. Not sure if the shrimp just wasn’t that good or I did something wrong…I know, me doing something wrong seems unlikely!

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      • GWG8541G GWG8541

        Tex_77 Maybe thats really not a feather. Since that part of the leg is like a handle, maybe its a cross guard or pommel. I’d still eat them, feathers and all.

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        I popped a flat in the smoker last night, rubbed with SPG and a little of my homemade rub. When I woke up, I wrapped it and continued a cook in the oven at 200 for 5 more hours. My son stopped by my house and turned it off when the IT hit 200. I let it rest while covered in the oven until I got home (2 hours later). It turned out to be one of the best flats I’ve ever done. I used that smokey drippings to make a nice rich gravy for some mashed potatoes and rolls. I did add some green stuff in the form of a salad. Life was good today.
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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 popped a flat in the smoker last night, rubbed with SPG and a little of my homemade rub. When I woke up, I wrapped it and continued a cook in the oven at 200 for 5 more hours. My son stopped by my house and turned it off when the IT hit 200. I let it rest while covered in the oven until I got home (2 hours later). It turned out to be one of the best flats I’ve ever done. I used that smokey drippings to make a nice rich gravy for some mashed potatoes and rolls. I did add some green stuff in the form of a salad. Life was good today.
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          GWG8541 I love brisket I usually do a packer try to get them around 15 pounds I usually do them when the family is coming if there happens to be some leftovers they get vacuum sealed and froze then I take them out and put them in water and cook them just under boiling til I think they are hot they taste just like the day I cooked them

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          • G gus4416

            GWG8541 I love brisket I usually do a packer try to get them around 15 pounds I usually do them when the family is coming if there happens to be some leftovers they get vacuum sealed and froze then I take them out and put them in water and cook them just under boiling til I think they are hot they taste just like the day I cooked them

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            gus4416 I already sliced off a pound to vac pack. The next pork butt I smoke Ill do the same. Then I will need a pound of yard bird to whip up some Brunswick Stew. I love that trifecta of meat in one tasty dish.

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

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              gus4416 I already sliced off a pound to vac pack. The next pork butt I smoke Ill do the same. Then I will need a pound of yard bird to whip up some Brunswick Stew. I love that trifecta of meat in one tasty dish.

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              GWG8541 if you would care to share I could use a good recipe for Brunswick stew

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              • GWG8541G GWG8541

                RON PARRISH I’ve been smoking and pickling eggs for awhile. They are an awesome snack or get a few and make a meal out of them. I’ve never added Jalapenos, but I may have to after seeing those pictures.

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                GWG8541 A hint on making the jalapeño pickled eggs is to use canned pickled jalapeños. They are in vinegar and safe to eat. Get the ones with carrots, they are a nice addition.

                Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                • Tex_77T Tex_77

                  Made some oven fried chicken tonight using Chicken on the Run Marinade and Chicken on the Run Breading. It came out pretty good thought!
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                  Tex_77 ok, I remembered this post and bought some drumsticks and thighs to use my chicken on the run breading. I don’t have the marinade so what is a good substitute? And what am I doing….lol. Looks like you soaked in the marinade, then dipped in dry batter, but looks like you moistened the dry batter with something? Brush the marinade on top?

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                  • twilliamsT twilliams

                    Tex_77 ok, I remembered this post and bought some drumsticks and thighs to use my chicken on the run breading. I don’t have the marinade so what is a good substitute? And what am I doing….lol. Looks like you soaked in the marinade, then dipped in dry batter, but looks like you moistened the dry batter with something? Brush the marinade on top?

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                    twilliams salt water would make a good marinade. The “wet,” look came from spraying with vegetable oil spray.

                    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                    • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                      Venison Rubens: Homemade venison pastrami, homemade Russian dressing, sauerkraut, swiss cheese on fresh made pumpernickel bread.
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                      HerbcoFood Fantastic!

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                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                        I pulled a slab of St. Louis style ribs out of the freezer two days ago and wanted to do something different with them besides the traditional smoke. So we did a Korean BBQ for dinner. Made up a nice rub and sauce for the ribs. The salad dressing was a homemade vinegrette. I cheated on the fish patties and pickled radish, by picking them up at a favorite Korean/Asian market. Tasty meal.
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                        GWG8541 Cheat or not that looks absolutely awesome.

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                        • R rescuefoot

                          I finally made time to make some Summer Sausage using the H Summer Sausage with the help of my son.

                          I used about 20 pounds of venison and a 10 pound pork belly, high temperature cheddar cheese, with the suregel as the binder.
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                          This is what the summer sausage looked like after the ice bath and letting it rest.
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                          I like the flavor of the sausage. I did add jalapeños to half of the summer sausage.

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                          rescuefoot They look very good.

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                          • R RON PARRISH

                            GWG8541 IMG_1108.jpg Had to try some pickled eggs. I cold smoked them for a couple hrs first and them packed them. Hardest part will be the wait for a week to try them!

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                            RON PARRISH A man after my heart I just love homemade pickled eggs, they look wonderful.

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                            • Tex_77T Tex_77

                              Made some oven fried chicken tonight using Chicken on the Run Marinade and Chicken on the Run Breading. It came out pretty good thought!
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                              Tex_77 Looking good.

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                              • kyleK kyle

                                processhead and it can be used for a toothpick and floss

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                                kyle said in What did everyone cook today?:

                                processhead and it can be used for a toothpick and floss

                                Now that is a positive spin if there was ever one!

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                                • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                                  GWG8541 A hint on making the jalapeño pickled eggs is to use canned pickled jalapeños. They are in vinegar and safe to eat. Get the ones with carrots, they are a nice addition.

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                                  Bob Stehlik i can my own, both pickled and Cowboy candy. I wonder how the Cowboy Candy would turn out?

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

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                                  • G gus4416

                                    GWG8541 I love brisket I usually do a packer try to get them around 15 pounds I usually do them when the family is coming if there happens to be some leftovers they get vacuum sealed and froze then I take them out and put them in water and cook them just under boiling til I think they are hot they taste just like the day I cooked them

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                                    gus4416 said in What did everyone cook today?:

                                    GWG8541 I love brisket I usually do a packer try to get them around 15 pounds I usually do them when the family is coming if there happens to be some leftovers they get vacuum sealed and froze then I take them out and put them in water and cook them just under boiling til I think they are hot they taste just like the day I cooked them

                                    I completely agree I just do not think I could tell the difference it is really the best way I have found to reheat brisket.

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                                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                      I popped a flat in the smoker last night, rubbed with SPG and a little of my homemade rub. When I woke up, I wrapped it and continued a cook in the oven at 200 for 5 more hours. My son stopped by my house and turned it off when the IT hit 200. I let it rest while covered in the oven until I got home (2 hours later). It turned out to be one of the best flats I’ve ever done. I used that smokey drippings to make a nice rich gravy for some mashed potatoes and rolls. I did add some green stuff in the form of a salad. Life was good today.
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                                      GWG8541 That looks just right & what fixins! That is making me too hungry & I have too much work left to do.

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                                      • mrobisrM mrobisr

                                        rescuefoot They look very good.

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                                        mrobisr
                                        Thank you! I used the H Summer Sausage seasoning with the Suregel binder. While the seasoning is for 25 pounds, I used 20 pounds of venison and 10 pounds of pork belly. I would have preferred to use pork back but that seems hard to find.

                                        The flavor was just where I wanted it to be.

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                                        • GWG8541G GWG8541

                                          Bob Stehlik i can my own, both pickled and Cowboy candy. I wonder how the Cowboy Candy would turn out?

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                                          GWG8541 I’d bet they would be awesome. I did some one time using leftover bread & butter pickle juice and they came out very good. Also threw some eggs in Famous Dave’s pickle juice and they were delicious. A little sweet with a little heat.

                                          Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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