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Wet brined smoked  turkey with salt, lemon, thyme, black peppercorns, garlic powder, butter 

started at 200 for an hour, then 250 for an hour and then rest of time at 290

honeybaked bone in ham

creamed spinach 

mashed potatoes 

sweet potato mash

stuffing

roasted green beans

gravy

fruit cake & chocolate cake from Porto’s (LA)

 

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Bone in pork chop rubbed with honey mustard and Peruvian salt with aji panca. Reverse seared in the cast iron pan with apple wood 

roasted rainbow carrots

”smashed” potatoes with truffle salt, garlic powder and rosemary finished in cast iron pan while pork was resting. Topped with shredded cheese 

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Hey y’all, Happy New Year!

Smoked a dry aged Wagyu prime rib on the 32” rotisserie. 

Dry brined it for 24 hours, smoked over apple. 

Served with potatoes dauphinois, mustard slaw, and jus made from the drippings. 

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 @Dave E Lovely hunk of meat!

I did bacon-wrapped beef tenderloins - direct, lower grate, 350F dome, coffee wood and post oak chunks. Rub of Monterey Steak Seasoning.

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Being NYE and all, dug deep in the wine cellar for this one - 30 year old Cab from Ridge.

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So, of course, I had to break out the china. Plated with truffled roasted baby potatoes and a nice romaine salad with blue cheese dressing.

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Dessert was a chocolate lava cake with Bourbon caramel sauce and some bubbly.

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Leftovers this morning for brunch - sous vide poached eggs and tenderloin on toast. Being good - just cherry juice - straight up!

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2023 is off to a good start - let's hope it keeps going this well! 

Happy New Year everyone!

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Happy New Year from the south of England.  The weather here was awful so no KK action for our New Year's party but we did have a good spread of Venetian cicchetti.

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New Year's Eve was smoking pork belly for friends who want to learn how to do bacon. I didn't take much for pixs but when the slicing part was done this morning I did receive some nice treats for my lunch. Naturally I had to taste the bacon, just checking you know, Shirkand with pistachios, and beef, veggie, cheese Boa they made before arriving. I just took an end piece of bacon for the taste test. 

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New Years Day dinner of chicken saltimbocca with a browned butter, fried sage and pine nuts sauce, roasted fingerling potatoes and broccolini.

Top grate, direct, peach chunk, dome at 350F.

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The boneless ribeye roast came out great thanks to the info I received from you guys and gals.  Super tender and delicious. And some homemade sourdough bread to go with it.

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Lovely day with my KK today, dodging the rain showers.  I tried to maximise the use of fuel so I toasted some nuts and refreshed some frozen baguette in the KK while it was warming up.  Then I roasted some veg and this veal chop.  No time and not the weather for any basting and clinching, just old fashioned throw it on the KK, move from warm to hot zone and eat!

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With the wife and kids out of town, decided on a boys bbq/ beers/ movies night.

Knocked out a 15lb brisket, given that I was at work during the day, with no one else home, I had to do it hot and fast from the morning. Cooked at 350F with post oak chunks for a bit over 6 hours, had powered through to 204F by the time I got home, so I wrapped in butcher paper and foil, and rested in the cooler for 4hrs. Bark ended up quite thick, but the brisket was still plenty juicy, and appreciated by the boys. By far the fastest brisket I’ve done, and you know what- it was still very good.

 

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