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    Yankee Style Biscuit and Gravy w scrambled eggs.



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    Obviously a cheat day today, golf is rained out so had a little extra time this am, and the gym is going to be packed so eff it.

    Immaculate brand biscuits and Falls brand bulk sausage highly recommended over the national brands(Pillsbury and Jimmy Deans.)

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    Does the canned biscuits make it Yankee style?


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    Quote Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn View Post
    Does the canned biscuits make it Yankee style?


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    The biscuits, using butter for the roux, and the amount of sausage, and that it's not ground into microscopic flecks. I'm pretty sure the original intent of b and g was to feed as many as possible at the lowest cost, which was probably necessitated by the economic conditions the originators faced.

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    ^^^ I like a little coffee in my sausage gravy but the kids get pissed cuz they say it makes it bitter.

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    Are you folks aware of the Sriracha shortage? Does nothing mean anything to you these days? This shit is real. How can I make my spicy tuna? OMG.

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    almost double price. It keep going up, and we cannot afford, you know?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ~mikey b View Post
    why didn’t you grill it for 3.5 min a side? ten minute rest? are you insane? you should have sliced it thinly. tapatio is for armatures



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    Watcha cookin'?

    Quote Originally Posted by Hopeless Sinner View Post
    Yankee Style Biscuit and Gravy w scrambled eggs.



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    Obviously a cheat day today, golf is rained out so had a little extra time this am, and the gym is going to be packed so eff it.

    Immaculate brand biscuits and Falls brand bulk sausage highly recommended over the national brands(Pillsbury and Jimmy Deans.)
    Looks pretty fucking good. And this is from someone who grew up in Bakersfield, and I will pretty much guarantee you I have eaten more Okie biscuits and gravy than most all of you. While listening to Merle and Buck. But I will say that the sausage to gravy ratio seems flipped to the meat, NTTAWWT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by irul&ublo View Post
    Looks pretty fucking good. And this is from someone who grew up in Bakersfield, and I will pretty much guarantee you I have eaten more Okie biscuits and gravy than most all of you. While listening to Merle and Buck. But I will say that the sausage to gravy ratio seems flipped to the meat, NTTAWWT.

    Thank you. Might have gotten a little carried away w the proportion of sausage this time, but that's the intention, along w using high quality ingredients.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    ^^^ I like a little coffee in my sausage gravy but the kids get pissed cuz they say it makes it bitter.

    Everyone's a critic. But they'd better keep their mouths shut if they wanna blat.
    I favor black pepper and a hint of sage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cruiser View Post
    ^^^ I like a little coffee in my sausage gravy but the kids get pissed cuz they say it makes it bitter.

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    Best looking meal since the smoked duck a few pages ago. Love a good BLAT


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    I have this small, maybe 3.5 lb, grass fed brisket. I've done big ones. Just treat this the same? Rub it and smoke it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GiBo View Post
    I have this small, maybe 3.5 lb, grass fed brisket. I've done big ones. Just treat this the same? Rub it and smoke it?
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    It should basically cook the same. I'd probably give it a bit less smoke and crutch it earlier, but shoot for the same final target temp.

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    First time (ever) cooking ribs for father's day

    I think they turned out

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    Quote Originally Posted by GiBo View Post
    I have this small, maybe 3.5 lb, grass fed brisket. I've done big ones. Just treat this the same? Rub it and smoke it?
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    I'd prob go pot roast w that one.

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    Put in smoker at 11:30 @ 240.

    Crutched at 3.

    Removed at 5:30.

    Was a little dry in the thin portion, good where thicker. Was damn good overall.
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    killed it

    Quote Originally Posted by tgapp View Post
    First time (ever) cooking ribs for father's day

    I think they turned out

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    Quote Originally Posted by oftpiste View Post
    killed it
    Agreed. Nailed it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by m2711c View Post
    ken knows his shit...


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    Quote Originally Posted by zion zig zag View Post
    Agreed. Nailed it.
    Indeed. Now he's got to graduate to spare ribs.

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    Caught a rainbow and made this fancy coulibiac from The Timberline Lodge Cookbook

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    and? was the taste worth the effort?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    Indeed. Now he's got to graduate to spare ribs.
    He did well. And totally agree on the spare ribs. I love me some BBs, but St Louis style SRs have been my go to lately.

    And I know every one loves the 3-2-1 method, but I find mine come out too fall off the bone. The rack just kind of falls apart. I've been backing it off to a 3-1-1.

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    Ribs definitely can be too tender. Mine come out perfect w/o crutching, but that may be due to using a propane grill.

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