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What did everyone cook today?

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  • Tex_77T Tex_77

    Ribeyes and asparagus
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    lkrfletcher
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    Tex_77 Perfect

    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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    • S scottfletcher

      lkrfletcher Hey Fletch! I never pass on fried Turkey, looks awesome. What fryer are you using?

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      scottfletcher - I Used a Charbroil big easy infrared smoker - I got it on craigslist for $30. I cant believe how good of a job it does.

      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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        lkrfletcher That is a beautiful buzzard.

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        calldoctoday - Mighty fine vittles

        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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        • JonathonJ Jonathon

          Tex_77 If we ever do this steak cooking competition the one thing we will “tie” on is the level of doneness, we both look for the exact same thing I think. Ill kill you in all other aspects but as far as the cook goes…that was a pretty steak there!

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          Jonathon well I’m ready anytime you want to throw down. You and Austin are both going to be crying the blues when me and the boy put you both in your place!

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

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          • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

            scottfletcher - I Used a Charbroil big easy infrared smoker - I got it on craigslist for $30. I cant believe how good of a job it does.

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            lkrfletcher that seems like a heck of a deal

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

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            • Tex_77T Tex_77

              gus4416 strip loins have been running pretty reasonable, ribeyes on the other hand not so much.

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              Tex_77 said in What did everyone cook today?:

              gus4416 strip loins have been running pretty reasonable, ribeyes on the other hand not so much.

              A small meat market by me still has ribeye for 10.99 a pound. Ny strips 8.99

              hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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              • C calldoctoday

                Here are some well overpriced rib steaks, but still delicious (just don’t get them even close to as often) smoked with Pecan & Mesquite, then reverse seared.1aaecf81-a2ce-48ce-8806-91ea4078f821-Labor Day Weekend 2022 Steak Dinner I.jpg served with some grilled asparagus and baked taters with home made sour cream & cheese, and some of Andy’s nice home made French Baguettes.81384afc-2c7d-43f8-baaa-4439dc71be9a-Labor Day Weekend 2022 French Baguettes.jpg Of course it all had to be washed down with a little Red Wine & then I had to be sweetened up with some Peach Overboard, Peachy, Peach Ice Cream. Whooo, fit for a king, but enough for a weekend.

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                calldoctoday Now that is the whole deal, nice.

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                • Tex_77T Tex_77

                  Ribeyes and asparagus
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                  Tex_77 That is a fine meal cooked perfectly.

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                  • GWG8541G GWG8541

                    Spent most of the weekend working outside and mostly the garden. Yesterday I did a few NY strips on the carbon steel qith Excalibur Steak and Roast rub. Today I put 2 slabs of St. Louis style ribs on the smoker. Life is good.
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                    mrobisr
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                    GWG8541 Ribs and steak, you are killing me, looking good.

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                      alanburkholder
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                      Sorry no pictures, but a couple of slabs of St. Louis style ribs with Kona Coffee rub, six hours in the Traeger (but that wasn’t enough so another 4 hours in the oven) - falling off the bone. Collard greens with smoked trotter, blue cheese slaw, and cake like corn bread.

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                      • alanburkholderA alanburkholder

                        Sorry no pictures, but a couple of slabs of St. Louis style ribs with Kona Coffee rub, six hours in the Traeger (but that wasn’t enough so another 4 hours in the oven) - falling off the bone. Collard greens with smoked trotter, blue cheese slaw, and cake like corn bread.

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                        alanburkholder Oh well no pics, but it still sounds really good.

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                        • Denny OD Denny O

                          calldoctoday Wholey Cow! You stepped it up a couple of notches Chef!

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                          Denny O Thank you, we really appreciate that, & thank you for all the flattery too. However, I’ll have you know that I am no chef, ladies & gentleman, I’ll have you know I am just an humble cook, that likes to eat!

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                          • G gus4416

                            GWG8541 looks to me like life is real good ribs one day and steak the next I looked at st Lois ribs the other day they were 3 dollars a pound I did get a hole strip loin (choice) for 6.99 a pound

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                            gus4416 That is not too bad. We had gone for some T-Bones, just select or choice grade for $4.99, but as you would suspect, they were out & no sign of when they would get back. As I had promised everyone this meal as it has been a long, long time (due to overall ridiculous prices), I went ahead & took the two real high end Choice Rib Steak cuts at $7.99. I asked the butcher if he would cut me another like the first two, but he is a new butcher there & said no, so I just settled on #3 too. It really gets to me as I remember when I used to buy rib steaks for the cheap at $.99 as no one wanted them. They wanted Ribeye. Life in the Big City.

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                            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                              calldoctoday - Mighty fine vittles

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                              lkrfletcher Thank you, I really appreciate that.

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                              • mrobisrM mrobisr

                                calldoctoday Now that is the whole deal, nice.

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                                mrobisr Thank you, I really appreciate it. Yes, that is the real deal!

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                                • alanburkholderA alanburkholder

                                  Sorry no pictures, but a couple of slabs of St. Louis style ribs with Kona Coffee rub, six hours in the Traeger (but that wasn’t enough so another 4 hours in the oven) - falling off the bone. Collard greens with smoked trotter, blue cheese slaw, and cake like corn bread.

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                                  alanburkholder Whooeeeee! You got me drooling today & today’s meal will just be simple burgers & brats, with corn, tater salad, beans, & fries, but no cherry pies. Had that last week with the bourbon cherry wine smoked ham. You probably all ate em up quick, right. No time for pictures when the eaten is that good!

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                                    Everyone’s meals looked delicious. I’m sorry I can’t post on them all because I was busy and fell so far behind on the posts. I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend. t looks like you all ate well. We cooked up some Cornish game hen halves on one Traeger w/bourbon brown sugar pellets. Also did some “Cheater” Pastrami (corned beef soaked overnight to remove salt)on the other Traeger w/Maple pellets. I did Denny O juniper berry rub on one(the lighter colored half) and did Katz’s deli pastrami rub on the other half(darker colored half). Both were just great. On Monday the wife did a banana raisin bread and it came out delicious.IMG_1181 (1).JPG IMG_1173 (1).JPG IMG_1166.JPG IMG_1169.JPG ![IMG_1173.JPG]

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                                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                                      Cindy Bushar 0 the mixer works better than a grinder. Let us know how it turns out!

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                                      Grimpuppy Your recipe for Boudin rocks! Took it to the party and everyone said it was some of the best they have ever eaten…thanks for the help

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                                      • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                                        Everyone’s meals looked delicious. I’m sorry I can’t post on them all because I was busy and fell so far behind on the posts. I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend. t looks like you all ate well. We cooked up some Cornish game hen halves on one Traeger w/bourbon brown sugar pellets. Also did some “Cheater” Pastrami (corned beef soaked overnight to remove salt)on the other Traeger w/Maple pellets. I did Denny O juniper berry rub on one(the lighter colored half) and did Katz’s deli pastrami rub on the other half(darker colored half). Both were just great. On Monday the wife did a banana raisin bread and it came out delicious.IMG_1181 (1).JPG IMG_1173 (1).JPG IMG_1166.JPG IMG_1169.JPG ![IMG_1173.JPG]

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                                        Bob Stehlik you were busy cooking great looking meals. Nice job

                                        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                                        • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                                          Everyone’s meals looked delicious. I’m sorry I can’t post on them all because I was busy and fell so far behind on the posts. I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend. t looks like you all ate well. We cooked up some Cornish game hen halves on one Traeger w/bourbon brown sugar pellets. Also did some “Cheater” Pastrami (corned beef soaked overnight to remove salt)on the other Traeger w/Maple pellets. I did Denny O juniper berry rub on one(the lighter colored half) and did Katz’s deli pastrami rub on the other half(darker colored half). Both were just great. On Monday the wife did a banana raisin bread and it came out delicious.IMG_1181 (1).JPG IMG_1173 (1).JPG IMG_1166.JPG IMG_1169.JPG ![IMG_1173.JPG]

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                                          Bob Stehlik looks like your pastrami came out very good the Cornish hens look amazing and bread is just good

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