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    Brandine: Now Cletus, if I catch you with pig lipstick on your collar one more time you ain't gonna be allowed to sleep in the barn no more!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan_pdx View Post
    What's the WFH crew eating for lunch that's quick and won't give you a heart attack? I have some kind of chopped salad with roasted / grilled / sauteed veggies almost every day but it might be nice to expand my horizons.
    Other than what’s been said, I’ve been making lots of hash lately. Take veg and meat leftover, some potatoes of some kind (tater tots work well too), add an egg, cheese and a hot sauce of your choice and you have an easy ten minute lunch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
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    Holy shit. Looks like some carnitas? I want to know more, and crash dinner :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supermoon View Post
    Other than what’s been said, I’ve been making lots of hash lately. Take veg and meat leftover, some potatoes of some kind (tater tots work well too), add an egg, cheese and a hot sauce of your choice and you have an easy ten minute lunch.
    Do this but use brussel sprouts instead of potatoes. 10/10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stapes View Post
    Holy shit. Looks like some carnitas? I want to know more, and crash dinner :-)
    Yessir! Big ole chuncks of pork shoulder cooked for 35m in the instapot with jalapeno, cumin, oranges, cinnamon, bay leaf, and salt then crisped in their own rendered fat under the ir rotisserie burner. Really really good eatin.
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    What should I do with a bone in skin on turkey breast I have in the freeze? Leftover from a bird I bought for this past cancelled thanksgiving.

    Try to make some deli style meat with the sous vide?

    Smoke it?

    Grill it?


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    Turkey breast is a dry cut so finding a way to keep it moist is the key.

    Marinate in buttermilk for 24 hours w a flavoring and then grill or roast. I use a dry green goddess salad dressing mix w the buttermilk, but there are many other options for flavor.


    Marinate in plain yogurt, grill, and make tika masala or other curry. There are some jarred Indian sauces available if you don't feel like making the flavors from scratch.

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    I'd dry brine it overnight and then smoke it over some nice aromatic fruit wood
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    Chimichurri = liquid salad

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    Watcha cookin'?

    Quote Originally Posted by nickwm21 View Post
    What should I do with a bone in skin on turkey breast I have in the freeze? Leftover from a bird I bought for this past cancelled thanksgiving.

    Try to make some deli style meat with the sous vide?

    Smoke it?

    Grill it?


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    Dry brine it overnight; apply dry rub. Smoke off fire at 300-325, until you reach 160, tent and let it come to 165. If when it gets to 140, and skin is not nice and brown, pop it into a 375 oven up to temp. That’ll crisp the skin up nicely


    Oh, and defrost it first
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    Ribeye on the lowbrow, briquette grill.

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    Don't be afraid to scrape those grates occasionally. They actually make tools called grill brushes specifically for that job.
    Brandine: Now Cletus, if I catch you with pig lipstick on your collar one more time you ain't gonna be allowed to sleep in the barn no more!
    Cletus: Duly noted.

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    ^^Briquettes don't do the job at altitude.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    Don't be afraid to scrape those grates occasionally. They actually make tools called grill brushes specifically for that job.
    Which leave bristles that don't digest well. Fear not though, I do clean the thing occasionally with a spatula and chisel.

    Quote Originally Posted by Hopeless Sinner View Post
    ^^Briquettes don't do the job at altitude.
    We're @ about 600 foot elevation here, so it's good. But even at 9318, they still work, just have to lid it a little more.
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    A block of hardwood cleans well, no bristles. They’ll even sell a branded one.

    Turkey pozole with freezer turkey

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    Yesterday I go up a bit late, put some pork on the grill, and had a kale smoothie for breakfast.

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    Unfortunately I wasn't around at the time I wished I had covered it, so it wasn't ready when I wanted dinner. It will be tonight's dinner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dunfree View Post

    Turkey pozole with freezer turkey
    That’s a great idea!


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    Have not had fish sticks in 25 years. That giant pile of white stuff is homemade tartar which weren’t so photogenic but made the dish lol.

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    Then I dunno this recipe, my friend just tell me the steps on the phone while I cook it. White whine sauce scampi:

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    It was supposed to be shallots hadda sub white onion.

    You gotta use the good stuff:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    Rice cooked with hot italian sausage, veggies, and stock then garnished with lemon zest, ground red pepper flakes, and cider vinegar
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    This looks like yummy........droool....

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    Yeah, no doubt, hehehe, if it says “cruiser” is gon prolly be good. Yum. “ Italian”sausage (at least how we call it in America) must be my favorite too. Such a good spice even k. The ‘mild’ version.


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    First basil of the season - made a cherry tomato/basil/balsamic/EVOO salad. The simple tastes of summer are back!

    Also made some Bolognese. Gotta be my favorite all-time homemade dish. Bitch of a time finding chicken livers right now...
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    Nice, complete with cheese ends!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tgapp View Post
    Do this but use brussel sprouts instead of potatoes. 10/10.

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    Thanks for that suggestion, all starches now go directly to my belly, so good to have a substitute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    Ribeye on the lowbrow, briquette grill.

    You have been spying on me. Mean.

    Yes I burned a beautiful ribeye yesterday. Had to settle for take out
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