What did everyone cook today?
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johnsbrewhouse That is a good point on understanding the business structure being necessary to adequately assist the customers. I know our customer service department has a good understanding of what each department does because they need to know how/who can fix an issue for a customer. My lone journey into working for a big company was Bank of America and I did not care for it, probably mostly because “assisting” people in paying Credit Card bills isn’t the most fun thing to do all day and partly cause I was literally just a # to them.
One cool story, I got to speak to Henry Rollins once, super nice guy
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RON PARRISH did you do a 50/50 mix with pork? Looks good.
YooperDog Made this with 18 lbs venison and 7 lbs pork back fat.Sorry I took so long to get back to you
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Tex_77 Your family was treated to a true delicacy. Great job. You just made sure they’d invite you back.
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Ribeye, reverse seared with walton’s ultimate steak. Best way to end a weekend!
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Jonathon - looks fantastic
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The cap on that ribeye was seriously the best steak I’ve ever cooked. I am changing my reverse sear process to what I did last night. I have a pellet grill with the grill grates which make the surface of the grill grates around 100° hotter than the ambient temperature of the grill.
Old Process was 150° F until the internal temp of the meat was 115° or so. Then pull it, jack grill up and finish it off just a minute or two at most a side. Pull at 127 and let it rest/dwellNew process is 160° F just until the internal temp is 95° and then jack temp up to max and cook till 127° F and pull and let it rest dwell. Those few extra minutes a t high heat it takes to reach 127 from 95 REALLY made a big difference on the grill marks and maillard effect. So good!
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The cap on that ribeye was seriously the best steak I’ve ever cooked. I am changing my reverse sear process to what I did last night. I have a pellet grill with the grill grates which make the surface of the grill grates around 100° hotter than the ambient temperature of the grill.
Old Process was 150° F until the internal temp of the meat was 115° or so. Then pull it, jack grill up and finish it off just a minute or two at most a side. Pull at 127 and let it rest/dwellNew process is 160° F just until the internal temp is 95° and then jack temp up to max and cook till 127° F and pull and let it rest dwell. Those few extra minutes a t high heat it takes to reach 127 from 95 REALLY made a big difference on the grill marks and maillard effect. So good!
Jonathon maybe flip your grates over for a more flattop affect and an all over sear.
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Tex_77 So this could get controversial quickly but I don’t like ribeyes on a flattop!. I think it has a tendency to curl the meat like a Porkchop. Now, that could easily be solved with more trimming or some cuts in the fat but I don’t want to do that, I want the fat and my dogs would revolt if I stopped cooking it and giving it to them!
I am aware that not everyone is going to agree that Ribeyes do this but this is why I stopped using a cast iron pan to sear mine.
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5 POUNDS OF SRIRACHA AND 5 POUNDS OF CAJUN JERKY
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Jonathon You are making my mouth water & it is too early for that!
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5 POUNDS OF SRIRACHA AND 5 POUNDS OF CAJUN JERKY
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Some nice Verde Enchiladas for a cold day!
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Some really good smoked chicken breasts & brats for a fun day.
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Smoked Butts, Beans, & Corn. Some of this will go well towards some Pulled Pork Enchiladas later.
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Here is the main course for Thanksgiving. Somehow we did not get photos of the twice smoked sweet taters, Twice smoked taters, Anything Goes Stuffing, & Smoked Oyster - Bacon Corn
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Chopped & Quartered
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Southwestern Tomato Sauce with Chicken & Rice.
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Where’s the beef? after Thanksgiving…
How about a nice smoked pastrami.
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