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Author Topic: What's on the grill, folks?  (Read 900584 times)

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Offline mike89

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just grilled up a package of venison back strap that was given to me..  perfect medium!!!  and oh so good!!! 
a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

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I smoke almost everything at about 225 - 250.  That takes ribs 4 - 5 hours to get tender and done.

Ya but think how many more G&T's a guy could consume set at 160!  :rotflmao:
:rotflmao: there is always a method to your madness!! :rotflmao:
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just grilled up a package of venison back strap that was given to me..  perfect medium!!!  and oh so good!!!
and complmented it with generous portions of KATCHUP, right,!!!! :sleazy: :rotflmao:
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just grilled up a package of venison back strap that was given to me..  perfect medium!!!  and oh so good!!!
and complmented it with generous portions of KATCHUP, right,!!!! :sleazy: :rotflmao:

only salt and pepper!!!   could have put butter on it but didn't need too!!!   nice try buddy!!!   :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1:
a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

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You’re right about amazing ribs.com, Steve-o. Another good one for a rib recipe is Carwash Mike. He’s passed away, but has a good basic set of instructions for ribs.

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going to place 4 chicken hind quarters, 4 burgers and a  couple brats on the pellet smoker here in a bit!!... 
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We are going to cook some country style boneless ribs tomorrow.  Sear them over the fire first and then simmer for hours in the Dutch oven over the fire. 

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LPS, did something similar with pork steaks. Marinated over night, seared on the grill on each side, into a covered pan with a cup of sauce, and a cup of beer, brazed for 90 minutes on the grill at 275*. So tender and flavorful.
Tomorrow I have 10 lbs of pork bellies going into the smoker for bacon.




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Great minds think alike Coop!  :happy1: Checked out the new ownership at Morgan's, now known as Neighbor's. Pretty much the same altho the bakery goods such as brat & burger buns are gone. Selling off the Morgan's inventory so I picked up some of their weenies & pork steaks. Mrs. Cheviot is doing the Mother's Day onslaught at the flower shop so I wanted something substantial since she wasn't home. Also wanted to play more with the air fryer. Pork steaks were seared a couple minutes per side then cooked indirect ~10 minutes/side w/apple wood in the smoker boxes. Hash browns were better but think we'll try going the fresh route rather than frozen. Even after tweaking with it, can't seem to make this air fryer behave without drying them out. Mrs. Gerry's slaw was excellent as usual.   :huh:

 
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Last nights supper, chuck steaks!

Offline Bobberineyes

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Both meals look fabulous fellas!! I forgot pics but we did pork medalians from Costco in the cast iron with spuds last night. Taking an easier approach with beer brats on the tailgater tonight.

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My Mother’s Day dinner for the Mrs. Had a house full on Sunday so we celebrated last night.
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good lookin meal Mark!!  I'll bet she was happy!!!    :happy1: :happy1:
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If I could do a double like you would get one with that grill full Mark

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Well it was a combo cook oven, stove and grill.

Ribs hash browns and asparagus. Ribs in the oven, hash browns stovetop. Asparagus on the grill, momma don't like asparagus so they where all mine. :sleazy: we cheated on the ribs. :nerd: the local grocery store does a rib special 3-4 times a year. 2 full racks fer 20 bucks. :happy1:
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That looks purty fantastic there little buddy!  :happy1: It'd look even better with some cottage cheese & sweet pickles... :evil:

Went to Neighbor's meat market yesterday to break bread with the new owners. Checked on their slaughter schedule & made some purchases. Got some weenies, jackrabbit brats & a couple t-bones. Grilled the t-bones last nite so have one leftover to nosh on. The one last nite was awesome & Ruby enjoyed the fat. Mrs. Cheviot had already eaten & crashed while I was grilling. More for me & I didn't have to protect my chastity!  :happy1: (note the coveted steak knife)  :hubba:



 
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  :rotflmao: :rotflmao: looks good Dotch. And I was getting a bit concerned about that special knife!! :happy1:
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I have a pioneer knife similar to that one..  mine says sweet corn on the handle and I would call it a pairing knife.. still has the paper blade guard on it... 
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Burglars and asparagus grilled. A few with swiss cheese. This was complemented with orida seasoned fries and fried onions. :happy1: and YES plenty of KATCHUP was harmed!! :happy1:

I took the ground beef, added onion, an egg, oatmeal and seasoning I added was salt, pepper, cajon seasoning and montereal steak seasoning

Now before you think I'm off my rocker with the oatmeal and egg, I grew up with that way back to my grandparents, it was meant to stretch the meat, and I really like it besides. :happy1:
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our family did that too and some times I do it too..  looks good !!   :happy1:
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Forgot to mention, I mixed the burger up about 3 hours earlier so all the seasoning melded!! :happy1: I think it makes a big difference.
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Worked pretty hard the last two days so smoking baby backs and watching the Twins.  Great day so far!  So I am doing something.  Actually multi-tasking technically!   

« Last Edit: May 05/23/21, 01:34:14 PM by LPS »

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a bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at work!!

Offline Bobberineyes

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Bout ready to eat, some cute little chuck eyes n naked taters paired with Cap'n kens beans. Shouldn't be any eluding tonight with ol Cap'n Ken in the house!!

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And with Capt. Ken's, there's no need to call an exterminator! America wins!  :happy1:

Lamb chops grilled w/cherry wood charcoal tonite while tormenting the orioles and catbird. Hadn't done any lamb chops for a while so after this afternoon's downpour (2.24") it was time. Cavenders works so well on lamb, some Birdseye sweet corn, Dole sunflower salad, cottage cheese & sweet gherkins. Mrs. Cheviot is off feed so more for me!  Getting tougher for me to keep my girlish figure when she keeps pulling this stuff however. One of these times she'll have her way with me... :huh:

 
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grilled a nice little t-bone for lunch, very good indeed!!!   ;)
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grilled a nice little t-bone for lunch, very good indeed!!!   ;)
:pouty: no pictures just a fantasy. :doofus:  :rotflmao:
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  Glenns din din. :happy1:
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grilled a nice little t-bone for lunch, very good indeed!!!   ;)
:pouty: no pictures just a fantasy. :doofus:  :rotflmao:
sure did taste good!!! 

yours looks good too!!  that is a good sized sheep head too!!! 
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grilled a nice little t-bone for lunch, very good indeed!!!   ;)
:pouty: no pictures just a fantasy. :doofus:  :rotflmao:
sure did taste good!!! 

yours looks good too!!  that is a good sized sheep head too!!!
:mooning: :mooning: :pouty: :tut: :rotflmao:
2015 deer slayer!!!!!!!!!!