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Maggie’s THE "NOM NOM NOM" THREAD

T-bones on the baby traeger after a full day of set up
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I would have come buck and stack for that!! Well and some beers but I’m in the east side right now.


Moose, I know ya woulda, but I wasn't even suppose to get goat roped into this shit. I hate making Hay and was suppose to do a favor for a Hide Member and get some shit of my own done, but no. Ended up with one day for my shit, AND STILL DIDN'T GET MUCH DONE, for moi. Hay was on the ground and Buddy was in a bind. He wouldn't have asked if he wasn't up against the wall, and I ain't gonna complain when he kills a few Beefs. :ROFLMAO:

So you on Vacay on the Dry Side? WTF? :cool:
 
That looks delicious! Damn, I’m hungry now


They are super tasty, and easy to do. Give one a try, it's really really hard to screw them up, seriously. And here's a Pro Tip. Approximately 225 for 6-7 hrs depending on size. Before you take it off get a couple cups of oil hot as hell. When you take it off have a spot where you can poor the oil over the remaining fat cap for a nice crunchy skin, like cracklin. Thank me later. ;)
 
I hear ya, I hate doing hay also be get roped into doing it a couple times a year.

I wish I was in vacation over here. I’m in Yakima at training for the state. 4 days of sitting in classes.
 
Slim pickens .
Trudging 5 gallon buckets of range brass wiped out my old back for days.

First day med free.

100+ outdoors and wood for the stick burner running low.

Went full tard on a pork Shoulder 250dg and dry/ wet rub with some smoke flavor.

Yams with 5 spice, brown sugar and some walnuts, butter. All I had.
Wanted more savory?

Smelling good.
Sucks getting old.
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Slim pickens .
Trudging 5 gallon buckets of range brass wiped out my old back for days.

First day med free.

100+ outdoors and wood for the stick burner running low.

Went full tard on a pork Shoulder 250dg and dry/ wet rub with some smoke flavor.

Yams with 5 spice, brown sugar and some walnuts, butter. All I had.
Wanted more savory?

Smelling good.
Sucks getting old.View attachment 7130880
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Slim pickens .
Trudging 5 gallon buckets of range brass wiped out my old back for days.

First day med free.

100+ outdoors and wood for the stick burner running low.

Went full tard on a pork Shoulder 250dg and dry/ wet rub with some smoke flavor.

Yams with 5 spice, brown sugar and some walnuts, butter. All I had.
Wanted more savory?

Smelling good.
Sucks getting old.View attachment 7130880


Hang Tuff Old Man !! At least you're out doing something, right? We all end up doing crap we know we're gonna pay for, for a few days, but screw it. We'll rest up when we're dead.

Good looking Dish. Don't be afraid to post up more of your culinary work. It's appreciated and gives others some new ideas.
 
Turkey legs are on the menu today. Both are right a 3 pounds. Brined them for 24 hours and smoked at 240 for 2 hours. Finished them in the oven with a couple pads of butter. Sauced them with stubs bbq sauce at the end. Now they are resting. Haven’t tried them yet but should be tasty. Wife is making apple pies.
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So a little update on my oven pulled pork but.

I dearly missed the smoke for the BBQ
But tonight the other half was done for tacos.
This time I remembered the pork drippings "jelly" taken from drippings put in fridge to float the fat out, was forgotten in the Q and made a big difference.

Anyway rough chop pork add taco and fajitas seasoning to taste and add the pork jelly. heat and Serve on small tortillas with all the fixings you like.

Smoke flavor not a loss on tex mex .
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Turkey legs are on the menu today. Both are right a 3 pounds. Brined them for 24 hours and smoked at 240 for 2 hours. Finished them in the oven with a couple pads of butter. Sauced them with stubs bbq sauce at the end. Now they are resting. Haven’t tried them yet but should be tasty. Wife is making apple pies.View attachment 7132477View attachment 7132478
Is that rolled oats on top of the pies? I've never had an apple pie like that, but bet it would be good. I love some oatmeal cookies.

I make the plain flour, salt, crisco & water crusts. Plenty good, but wouldn't mind trying it your wife's way.
 
Is that rolled oats on top of the pies? I've never had an apple pie like that, but bet it would be good. I love some oatmeal cookies.

I make the plain flour, salt, crisco & water crusts. Plenty good, but wouldn't mind trying it your wife's way.
Yep it’s a rolled oat crumble she made. If I remember right it’s butter, sugar, flour cinnamon, nutmeg and rolled oats. Damn tasty. Actually having it for breakfast this morning.
There will be many more pies made. Our apple tree is over loaded this year.
 
Deluxe nachos.

Had pulled pork taco meat left.
Onion and cilantro on bottom, meat cheese and jalapenos.
Nuked for 45 seconds or so.

Makes hamburger taco meat boring.

Ate a whole plate full want more, time for a brew to tame it.


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Sorry, forgot to take pics, last night I seasoned a slab of chuck steak, sealed it up and dropped it in the sous vide bath at 141 F.
25 hours later gave it a quick sear, served up with steamed veges, mash and steakhouse gravy it tasted and ate like prime rib. Milly, the dog is demanding leftovers
 
Sorry, forgot to take pics, last night I seasoned a slab of chuck steak, sealed it up and dropped it in the sous vide bath at 141 F.
25 hours later gave it a quick sear, served up with steamed veges, mash and steakhouse gravy it tasted and ate like prime rib. Milly, the dog is demanding leftovers


Good Lord that sounds good @barneybdb . I've never had anything from one of them newfangled Sous Vide dealy bobs, but heard plenty good bout'm. Hope you and Pam are doing great, as usual !!!

Hunter's Inn Misses Ewe
 
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Heads up for pork lovers.

We are experiencing a glut of pork.
Buying pork butts (shoulders) @ 1$ a pound in Texas right now.

So many things easily made from these. BBQ, Mex, Italian and breakfast sausage, Asian etc. .

Stock up now, won't last forever .
 
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Another cornflake recipe:

Melt butter.
Crush cornflakes.
Cut chicken breast into ~2 to 3" pieces.
Dip chicken in butter.
Coat in cornflakes.
Bake 375 to 400*.

Not gourmet, but the kids love it.
 
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My great grandfather always used corn flakes in his peanut butter cookies. Those things seem to be a very versatile ingredient.
 
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