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Whatcha Cooking This Weekend???

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Certified106, Oct 18, 2013.

  1. Horkn

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    Try the honey in some coke, or some coke added to the honey like I have the last couple of days. It's really good. But yeah, I've sipped on the wild turkey honey when it first was introduced.
     
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    Yeah, my wife got the nesco one for me after asking for one for years. I've used a friends AH one previously and I swore they were the same. Since you can use the AH trays in the nesco, that confirms it.


    I use my dehydrator to dry my jerky after charcoal smoking it with hickory, cherry, or apple.

    Thanks for the tips!
     
  3. Elderthewelder

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    yep, think I'll bust out some of mine on my Memorial Day Brisket
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  4. DaveGunter

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    Man does that sound tasty. Love a well done risotto.
     

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    I've been known to fix risotto (with chopped onion,carrot,celery,garlic,mushrooms,2-3 Italian cheeses & either leftover crumbled bacon,sausage,especially roast chicken) for breakfast 2-3 times weekly.Only takes 20 minutes for the real thing.:drool:
    The instant kind is OK,but not even close though.


    Didn't have it today,but maybe tomorrow....:yes:
     
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  6. Triple A Arsenal

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    There ya go.....doing it up right.
     
  7. Horkn

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    More morel goodness tonight.

    Sorry I didn't take a pic before we ate most of the 2 pizzas, but you get the idea.

    Danielle made homemade dough for the crust, and there were 2 pizzas. Both had morels, asparagus, prosciutto, caramelized shallots and gruyère cheese, the second one had all the same plus Italian salumi. Quadruple drools.

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    :drool::drool::drool::drool::beerbbq::chef:


    Yes, this beats Hardee's everyday
     
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    Got a whole chicken in the fridge for tomorrow. Not sure what I'm going to do with it. Might split it and smoke it over some cherry.
     
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    Lumberjack pellets used for the 1st time, MBC blend, less ash more even steady heat. Pork shoulder came out great!

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    baby back ribs and pit beans, beans going on the pit soon / ribs go on at 2:30ish
     
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  14. Elderthewelder

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    usually I just use Sweet baby Ray's sauce from the store

    I use Bone Suckin rub for the rub, have not tried their sauce yet though,
    http://bonesuckin.com/

    I was in KCMO a couple weeks ago and a guy gave me a bottle of "Head Country" Rub, he wanted to give the sauce as well but I could not get it on the airplane as I was not checking a bag
    Everyone says the rub and sauce is the chit, can order it if needed as they do not sell it around here that I know of
    https://www.headcountry.com/
     
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    Sweet baby rays is one of my favorite mass produced store bought sauces.
     
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    sausage and peppers with grapes:)
     

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    Gonna try smoking some venison in my Weber kettle. Wish me luck. Any tips to keep the moisture or oils in the meat so I don't wind up with smoke flavored cardboard?
     
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    The story of my life...it's raining. BUT...I made a green & black tea banana smoothie...mmmmmm. I would take a picture but I already drank it!
     
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    Chasing the chill away here in New England with chicken stew and a roll. Did not have flat egg noodles so I used gemelli pasta instead.

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    Well, after spending the 4th dodging rain drops, taking down 5 or 6 smaller trees blocking sunshine then burning up the fresh green cut on a hot coal bed from a burn on Friday, we settled down with a few Filet Mignon.

    Here they are going back on after a 950-1000 degree sear (phone battery was dead or would have taken pic of the sear-it was awesome!) and 20 minutes rest to get the grill back down to cooking temp. We dont treat to this cut all that often but they were fantastic !!

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