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What did everyone cook today?

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    calldoctoday
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    Oh, by the way, Jonathan, they were very good!

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      Yooper, Thank you, I really appreciate it.
      You know, for all these years (about 45 or more of ordering pizzas anyways) I have been saying Supreme, but hold the Anchovies & Hold the Jalapolenos, but here recently I have gone back to eating them more often on the rare pizza we do every now & then these days. I have got a few that were just a bit too salty though. I have always liked the jalopolenos in my other stuff, just not the pizzas(only Red Pepper), until here recently. I am not sure what to say about myself.

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      YooperDog
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      calldoctoday We don’t order to many pizzas any more, almost a 30 min ride to town, I prefer to do them on the BGE. Works out great when the nieces and nephews are here, everyone makes there own. I always have plenty of anchovies and jalapenos left over, I don’t know why. I have been eating anchovies and hot peppers on pizza from long before I can remember, I think my parents wondered if they brought the wrong one home. Only one other brother enjoys them like I do. I am still working on the perfect thing crust.

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        calldoctoday
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        Yooper,
        My Dad made the best crusts & he could flip em around & stuff & I mean perfect. Made his own Italian sausage too & I mean it was the best. He was good at Pizza. I think we only went to a Pizza Joint once or twice when I was a kid because he made the best at home. My Grandfather had a good very simple crust recipe that was also pretty good, easy, & fats. Mine, are so, so. I mean not bad, but definitely not perfect. I have always liked all the peppers & used to like them more than I do now something serious, just no in my pizzas. Same goes for fish, just not in my pizzas, until lately. I don’t know what came back & hit me in the head.

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          Jonathon
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          YooperDog Mushrooms are the devil! https://fitnessforthegame.wordpress.com/2014/10/02/the-battle-for-electrolytes/ just replace water with mushrooms and that is how I feel. But let’s be fair, calldoctoday has made numerous pizzas that look amazing and didn’t have mushrooms on them!

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            calldoctoday
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            Well, a few of my tricks in this very good recipe is Buttermilk for the dough. It adds a nice little taste.
            Mixing the butter with the cinnamon & cinnamon oil & sugar for the filling. It just does something for them.
            & adding an extra slight touch of Lemon to the Cream Cheese Icing, I just like the taste of Lemon.

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              calldoctoday
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              Jonathon, one of the little tricks to making this crust come through nice & light & buttery is first smoking the crusts directly on the jerky rack for about 30 min, give or take, under very light Pecan smoke. The other is flipping the crust after the first smoke & brushing a butter Extra Virgin Olive Oil mix on the topping side. The topping side is done face down for the first 30 min & then flipped & made into the up facing topping side. Try it tonight!

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                Tex_77
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                calldoctoday I’ve never used cinnamon oil in anything for cooking. I really like a maple frosting for cinnamon rolls I have made in the past, I used the Pioneer Women’s recipe. If it stays cold and rainy I might have to make up a big batch of cinnamon rolls this weekend.

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

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                  calldoctoday
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                  Well Tex, Maple sounds really good & something I would probably like a lot. I will have to try that some day! Pioneer Women’s recipe sounds easier probably. Mine really takes me a long time with basically a triple rise. Once for the original dough, then after rolling & cutting & sitting. Then, if I put them in the refer overnight to be ready for early in the morning with no headaches & making everyone mad for having to wait too long, another rise as they warm up before baking for about 25 minutes. Make some this weekend!

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                    I saw on Texas Tech’s meatlab Facebook page, they are making blueberry sausage. Anybody out in West Texas tried this?

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

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                      YooperDog Mushrooms are the devil! https://fitnessforthegame.wordpress.com/2014/10/02/the-battle-for-electrolytes/ just replace water with mushrooms and that is how I feel. But let’s be fair, calldoctoday has made numerous pizzas that look amazing and didn’t have mushrooms on them!

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                      Jonathon I grew up with mushrooms were a basic kitchen staple. My wife is not a big fanso I don’t get my fix as often, but still go through about a pound every two weeks. Even without the mushrooms those pizzas look good.

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                        Today was a shrimp and cheesy grits day with pineapple upside down cake for dessert. Prepping a pork shoulder for a birthday dinner on Friday.

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                          calldoctoday
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                          OOOOHHH, that sounds Deeelicious! I can just taste it.

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                            Jonathon
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                            YooperDog I think you owe us all some pics of the Cheesy Shrimp Grits and Pineapple upside-down cake!

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                              YooperDog I think you owe us all some pics of the Cheesy Shrimp Grits and Pineapple upside-down cake!

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                              Jonathon 2020-05-13 22.40.31.jpg
                              The shrimp and cheesy grits didn’t last long enough for a picture. I made two cakes, one remains. Doing a BBQ cook for our youngest birthday tomorrow. Looking like a pork shoulder, pinto beans and creamed corn. Dessert is undecided. I will try to get some pictures.

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                                calldoctoday
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                                That Pineapple cake looks really good. I am surprised you have any of that left.
                                Made a real nice & absolutely delicious Beef Stew in the crock pot yesterday along with Porter Honey Dinner Rolls. I did no0t take any photos this time either as although rolls tasted very good, they looked more like Hallula Rolls. The problem was, I was not trying to make a Hallula Roll, I was trying to make a nice Porter Honey Dinner Roll to complement the Beef Stew with lots of vegetables too.

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                                  That Pineapple cake looks really good. I am surprised you have any of that left.
                                  Made a real nice & absolutely delicious Beef Stew in the crock pot yesterday along with Porter Honey Dinner Rolls. I did no0t take any photos this time either as although rolls tasted very good, they looked more like Hallula Rolls. The problem was, I was not trying to make a Hallula Roll, I was trying to make a nice Porter Honey Dinner Roll to complement the Beef Stew with lots of vegetables too.

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                                  calldoctoday I needed to save one for a birthday cake. After the pulled pork from the pork shoulder, creamed corn and pinto beans, tne slices became a bit smaller. This is the first time in nine years that I didn’t make beef stew or chili during the winter. I might have to try to squeeze it in before it warms up around here. Sounds like a tasty meal.

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                                    calldoctoday
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                                    Yes, you must make it. You must make both of them. I understand though, as the years have gone by, I seem to make it less than before, but at least once.

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                                      Tex, tried your Maple this morning & it beats Cinnamon hands down. Use Maple Extract instead of Lemon & Vanilla on the icing. Only thing I can think of that I messed up is I should have used the maple with butter & sugar for the filling too vs the cinnamon, Cinnamon Extract, & sugar. That would have been some pretty intense Maple. Just in the icing though it was great!. Maybe I should have smoked em with Maple Wood!

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                                        Tex, tried your Maple this morning & it beats Cinnamon hands down. Use Maple Extract instead of Lemon & Vanilla on the icing. Only thing I can think of that I messed up is I should have used the maple with butter & sugar for the filling too vs the cinnamon, Cinnamon Extract, & sugar. That would have been some pretty intense Maple. Just in the icing though it was great!. Maybe I should have smoked em with Maple Wood!

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                                        calldoctoday nice! I was going to do cinnamon rolls this weekend, but I’ve been working on another project in the yard.

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

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                                          If you can get your hands on some maple sugar you might be able to reduce the sugar and replace the cinnamon. It is a bit pricey though.

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