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  • Dave in AZD Offline
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    Dave in AZ
    Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Regular Contributors Power User
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    #12253

    Daeji (Pork) Bulgogi
    I had 2 pork butts that I took the top fat side for buckboard bacon, so used the coppa muscle to make some pork bulgogi for dinner. This time I just used a commercial marinade from the commissary, but it’s a good one with pureed pears in it.
    Homemade kimchee, cucumber kimchee. Fried rice.
    My wife and I met in Korea, both USAF there, so we always like a Korean dinner!
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    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

      Daeji (Pork) Bulgogi
      I had 2 pork butts that I took the top fat side for buckboard bacon, so used the coppa muscle to make some pork bulgogi for dinner. This time I just used a commercial marinade from the commissary, but it’s a good one with pureed pears in it.
      Homemade kimchee, cucumber kimchee. Fried rice.
      My wife and I met in Korea, both USAF there, so we always like a Korean dinner!
      20220618_204523.jpg

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      gus4416
      Team Blue
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      #12254

      Dave in AZ love Korean food and Thai food I guess I should come to your house and eat

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      • M mfrievalt

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        A friend of mine talked me into making pulled pork for his wedding after tasting some I made for a graduation party. Ended up making 130 lbs of finished product. Had two smokers running for two days straight. Just finished the last of it now. Started all off in my Pro Smoker PK100 6 Pork Butts at a time to 160 degrees full hickory smoke. IMG_6305.jpg Then Wrapped and finished in my large home made smoker to internal temp of 190. Shredded perfectly. Basically full apart.

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        gus4416
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        mfrievalt good looking pulled pork and that is a bunch to make

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        • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

          Cheese raviolis topped with a homemade Alfredo sauce, sautéed mushrooms, with whole gulf shrimp. The shrimp were cooked in a white wine butter sauce.
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          gus4416
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          HerbcoFood that meal looks great and the shrimp are huge

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          • wdalyW wdaly

            An early Father’s Day meal. Smoked some ribs and served them with creamed turnips and macaroni salad.
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            gus4416
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            wdaly the ribs look like a professional cooked them

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            • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

              Daeji (Pork) Bulgogi
              I had 2 pork butts that I took the top fat side for buckboard bacon, so used the coppa muscle to make some pork bulgogi for dinner. This time I just used a commercial marinade from the commissary, but it’s a good one with pureed pears in it.
              Homemade kimchee, cucumber kimchee. Fried rice.
              My wife and I met in Korea, both USAF there, so we always like a Korean dinner!
              20220618_204523.jpg

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              zbigjeff
              Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
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              Dave in AZ Keep on having fun with your food. Both of you are better for it.

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              • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                mac21st said in What did everyone cook today?:

                Deepwoodsbutcher I have a great recipe if you want it.

                Thanks! Definitely would like it.

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                Deepwoodsbutcher Apple maple breakfast .pdf

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                • mac21stM mac21st

                  Deepwoodsbutcher Apple maple breakfast .pdf

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                  wdaly
                  Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill Team Orange Masterbuilt Power User Military Veterans Regular Contributors Yearling
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                  mac21st Thanks for sharing that. Will try some next week when I get home.

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                  • wdalyW wdaly

                    mac21st Thanks for sharing that. Will try some next week when I get home.

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                    wdaly last time I made them with collagen casings I’m definitely gonna try sheep casing next. I didn’t like how the collagen‘s linked (I couldn’t get the damn things to link at all) I used Vidalia onions and Honeycrisp apples.

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                    • M mfrievalt

                      IMG_6652.jpg IMG_6651.jpg IMG_6643.jpg IMG_6644.jpg IMG_6645.jpg IMG_6646.jpg IMG_6648.jpg IMG_6647.jpg

                      A friend of mine talked me into making pulled pork for his wedding after tasting some I made for a graduation party. Ended up making 130 lbs of finished product. Had two smokers running for two days straight. Just finished the last of it now. Started all off in my Pro Smoker PK100 6 Pork Butts at a time to 160 degrees full hickory smoke. IMG_6305.jpg Then Wrapped and finished in my large home made smoker to internal temp of 190. Shredded perfectly. Basically full apart.

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                      bocephus
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                      mfrievalt You are really a good friend for doing this. And you have a very nice set up to work with.

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                      • M mfrievalt

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                        A friend of mine talked me into making pulled pork for his wedding after tasting some I made for a graduation party. Ended up making 130 lbs of finished product. Had two smokers running for two days straight. Just finished the last of it now. Started all off in my Pro Smoker PK100 6 Pork Butts at a time to 160 degrees full hickory smoke. IMG_6305.jpg Then Wrapped and finished in my large home made smoker to internal temp of 190. Shredded perfectly. Basically full apart.

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                        kyle
                        Regular Contributors Veteran Canning Team Blue Power User Sous Vide
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                        #12263

                        mfrievalt pork looks great and love your smokers

                        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                        • G gus4416

                          Dave in AZ love Korean food and Thai food I guess I should come to your house and eat

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                          Dave in AZ
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                          gus4416 welcome anytime! I got a good idea from a movie once, so I have a “guest menu” of things I can make quickly from stuff always in pantry or have in freezer I’ve made. When my kids have friends over, I’m always, “Who wants Pad Thai? Crab rangoon? Orange chicken? Come on, someone must want a snack!” Lol.

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                          • mac21stM mac21st

                            Deepwoodsbutcher Apple maple breakfast .pdf

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                            Deepwoodsbutcher
                            Power User Veteran Regular Contributors
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                            mac21st thank you. This looks great!

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                            • mac21stM mac21st

                              Deepwoodsbutcher Apple maple breakfast .pdf

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                              zbigjeff
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                              mac21st Deepwoodsbutcher Very interesting mix of ingredients. Placed on my list to try. Thanks.

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                                Tex_77 Your breakfast sandwich looked amazing! mac21st Nice shrimp and even better background!

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                                • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                  gus4416 welcome anytime! I got a good idea from a movie once, so I have a “guest menu” of things I can make quickly from stuff always in pantry or have in freezer I’ve made. When my kids have friends over, I’m always, “Who wants Pad Thai? Crab rangoon? Orange chicken? Come on, someone must want a snack!” Lol.

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                                  zbigjeff
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                                  Dave in AZ Nothing like being fancy in front of the friends. Way to show off.

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                                  • HerbcoFoodH Offline
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                                    HerbcoFood
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                                    Tonight’s app, homemade fried raviolis, fried dove, with left over alfredo and marinara sauce for dipping.
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                                    • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                      Tonight’s app, homemade fried raviolis, fried dove, with left over alfredo and marinara sauce for dipping.
                                      56AA9945-E701-4BE3-8680-530AFE55DAA2.jpeg

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                                      gus4416
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                                      HerbcoFood just finished dinner now I am hungry again

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                                      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                        Tonight’s app, homemade fried raviolis, fried dove, with left over alfredo and marinara sauce for dipping.
                                        56AA9945-E701-4BE3-8680-530AFE55DAA2.jpeg

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                                        HerbcoFood looks awsome

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                                        • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                          Tonight’s app, homemade fried raviolis, fried dove, with left over alfredo and marinara sauce for dipping.
                                          56AA9945-E701-4BE3-8680-530AFE55DAA2.jpeg

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                                          zbigjeff
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                                          HerbcoFood Darn you. That’s exactly what I need delivered. Reason: Just finished an Old Forester Single Barrel and can’t trust myself to cutup/cook anything.

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