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Local supermarket has been stocking Angus Reserve flat iron steaks lately. I'm getting into them. One last night on the sear grate, bourbon barrel chunk, rubbed with SuckleBusters Texas Pecan. 

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Plated up with roasted spuds, sauteed shrooms, chimichurri and a side salad.

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Topped it off with a nice Merlot. A nice Saturday night meal. 

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Tonight was a "hybrid" cook. Indian Butter Chicken. Marinated chicken thighs went onto the KK, direct, main grate, 325F with cherry wood chunks. Marinade of yogurt, garlic, ginger, garam marsala, cumin, cayenne, sweet paprika and honey. 1467345076_ButterChicken001.thumb.jpg.3e6bdb81b9c3a56ad9b9665cd62262d6.jpg

Pulled early (145F IT) and put into the sauce (coconut milk, tomatoes, onions, garlic, ginger, garam marsala, half-n-half and butter) to finish.

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Plated with basmati with coriander and cumin seeds and a side of steamed green beans (lemon myrtle and bouquet garni in the steaming water).

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Looks awesome mate

Local supermarket has been stocking Angus Reserve flat iron steaks lately. I'm getting into them. One last night on the sear grate, bourbon barrel chunk, rubbed with SuckleBusters Texas Pecan. 
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Plated up with roasted spuds, sauteed shrooms, chimichurri and a side salad.
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Topped it off with a nice Merlot. A nice Saturday night meal. 


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Made a care package of pulled pork sandwiches for the 11 teachers at my kids preschool. Each bag had a bottle of BBQ sauce, bag of cole slaw, bag of pulled pork and bag of Hawaiian rolls. 
 

cooked 3 bone in pork butts on my 32 KK. Took a lot longer than normal and had double drip pan on lower grate. Started at 215 for 6 hours, then took it up to 245 for 7 hours, then wrapped and finished at 275 for two hours. Finished in broiler for extra crispyness 

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We're having a 2 day "heat wave" here - low 50s, before the rain and snow come starting tomorrow. So to celebrate, last night was pork cutlets (Sweet Heat & Garlic 101), with a grilled pear (Pineapple Head). Direct, main grate, 325F, peach wood chunks.

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The grilled pear went into a warm salad of wilted spinach, toasted pecans, shallot/bacon grease/grainy mustard viniagrette. Side of wild rice done in the InstaPot. 

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Carne Asada applied to a Sirloin flap or known otherwise as the Bavette steak. A piece maybe unfamiliar to some but similar to flank when cut against the grain. Anyhow, this marinated for 2.5 hours but, time was short..I do believe a longer rest for 6-8 hours would have been better. No complaints. 3 little piggies as an accent cooked over oak.  Asparagus and pasta with green onion.

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Had a bunch of leftover pork butt and also happened to stumble upon the chili thread this morning when I was up before the rest of my house so I made some chili today 

recipe included 

ground beef, dark red kidney beans, black beans, corn, green & red bell peppers, sweet onion, garlic, chili powder, cumin, salt, pepper, beef bone broth, Worcester sauce, jalapeño & a chipotle Chile in adobo sauce

Made some homemade cornbread with my secret ingredient (sour cream) to keep them moist and creamy

simmered over low heat for 6 hours 

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14 hours ago, Troble said:

@Tyrus I’m a fan of the Bavette  cut . Looks like you cooked it about perfectly 

Me, too. But hard to find. Porter Road carries it, but it sells out quickly there. 

Not a Bavette, but close - another Flat Iron steak cook to celebrate the nice day (rain has already started today, turning to snow all night and into tomorrow morning.) Direct, sear grate, post oak and mesquite chunks. Rubbed with Garlic 101 and Cowlick.

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Airfryer curly fries with green sauce. Mushrooms and chimichurri for the steak. Had a leftover grilled pear for the salad, with blue cheese. 

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