@Patrickbrick said:
Running that hot with wood is hard to keep constant, she never dipped below 375 though. White oak and pecan burn hotter and make it easier to run a much more even temp.
Yeah, I always use oak when doing chicken since you need the high temp.
I've been informed that dinner will be the tamales purchased this last Sunday at the Farmer's Market. My Wife has learned how to minimize food prep effort during the work week.
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Smoked a beer butt chicken, pork loin and beef roast over mesquite all friggin day. Pork loin was a little dry but chicken and beef was perfect, 200 degrees, 6 hours
stir fry chicken sausage, beet greens, kale and kale flowers, onion, garlic; boiled potatoes, and for dessert bread pudding topped with ginger ice cream with little chunks of candied ginger.
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Yeah, I always use oak when doing chicken since you need the high temp.
I find white oak burns more evenly and slightly hotter than red oak, also more keen on the flavor.
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Cracked black pepper crusted NY strip, twice baked cheeze potatoes, cucumber, tomato and green onion salad.
last night's dinner leftovers, an apple pie made with dried apples, haroset, and a crushed animal crackers crust.
I've been informed that dinner will be the tamales purchased this last Sunday at the Farmer's Market. My Wife has learned how to minimize food prep effort during the work week.
Smoked a beer butt chicken, pork loin and beef roast over mesquite all friggin day. Pork loin was a little dry but chicken and beef was perfect, 200 degrees, 6 hours
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My dinner is the bloody.
Kids wanted biscuits with chicken noodles soup
You're running low on bloody Marys 🤔
That looks fiddlesticking good, @Stubble. How'd those fiddleheads turn out?
They are great...gotta get more!!
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2 oz mixed nuts
2 oz avocado
2 oz Parm and cheddar cheese in chili
250 grams of no pot chili
1 oz avocado oil in chili
Annnd done
We had pork chops, baked sweet potatoes, steamed broccoli, and cat head biscuits.
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Salmon, asparagus, red bliss potatoes.
Fajitas
Lunch:
BBQ chicken, cauliflower, sliced apples, and old fashioned baked oatmeal for dessert.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17
Chicken Tikka Masala.
stir fry chicken sausage, beet greens, kale and kale flowers, onion, garlic; boiled potatoes, and for dessert bread pudding topped with ginger ice cream with little chunks of candied ginger.
Poor Man's Lobster, baked potatoes with cheese, and swiss chard freshly cut from the garden with butternut squash. Turned out pretty good.
Meatball subs
First time trying Sushi
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
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Just had a Black Pastrami, Hot Capicola and 3 pepper colby-jack with mayo on honey wheat bread. Excellent.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Steak frites with a side of broccoli
Green Curry Coconut Shrimp with spinach, green onions and cilantro from our garden. Over Jasmine rice.