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Just look at that moisture, wonderful dinner.

Sous vide bacon wrapped beef tenderloin @132F for 4 hours. Then got out the KK torch to colour things up a bit.

I have a jerk chicken recipe that I want to try just as soon as I can.:) That sauce might come in handy, Garvin.:)

Wow, those look wonderful and very tasty.

Tony, I have never cold smoked my bacon, have always done the hot smoke route. What made you decide on the cold smoking method?

Sounds interesting, Garvin.

Exactly as HalfSmoke suggested, rinse, wrap and let it rest until next weekend. It will keep remember it is now cured.

Talk about rich.

Isn't it absolutely fabulous to have the inventor/owner responding so quickly to a problem.

Exactly, Tony, you and I must have the same toolbox.

You are full of wonderful news today, first that is fantastic news about the pup[emoji4][emoji4][emoji4]and a nice score on the watch.[emoji4]

I just wish I was enjoying a piece of that cheesecake right now.:)

Aussie, those are two tasty looking cooks and I can see just how juicy the tri-tip is.

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Certainly a delicious meal.

Fun video to watch and great results of that indirect cook.

It is always fun to look at your assortment of tasty cooks, Shuley.:) Keep those ideas coming.

Thanks, guys, I just put it all under the kitchen broiler for a few seconds to melt that cheese.:)

Tony, I have done bellies after 5 days in the cure and never had a problem.

Had a leftover Italian sausage and cheese on a bun for lunch today-

Easy to see why she was voted the "Sweetheart of the Troops". Her image is being projected on the white cliffs of Dover today. http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/vera-lynns-face-lights-up-10060074 I found this interesting and telling- In 1944, with the global war at its height, Lynn undertook a tour to entertain British troops in Egypt, India, and Burma. In later years she would express her amusement when Spice Girl Geri Halliwell demanded a refrigerator full of soymilk before performing for soldiers bound for Iraq. "She's lucky to be somewhere there is a fridge," she told the Guardian, recalling her stays in grass huts with a bucket of water for a shower. But the trip to distant Burma was worth it. "I remember one of the boys saying, 'Home can't be that far away, 'cause you're here,'" she told the Guardian. "It shortened the distance somehow."

Yes and she is releasing her latest album. Not only that she is the oldest person to have a hit album, she was 90 at the time. Here is one of her US hits.

Good luck, I hope you enjoy the bacon.