sasqman
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Meat and old mil........u had me at old Milwaukee.
What's for dinner tonight ?
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IronNoggin
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Followed a Buddy's suggestion on a different Forum:
"Its Spot Prawn season."
Tossed in some fresh airfried Calamari with Tzatziki sauce and a fresh garden salad:
That worked!
Cheers
"Its Spot Prawn season."
Tossed in some fresh airfried Calamari with Tzatziki sauce and a fresh garden salad:
That worked!
Cheers
ship happens
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It's rib day. Hit beefway for 2 racks of beef ribs and a rack of st. Louis porkies.
Will report back later.
Will report back later.
ship happens
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Ended up with some dirty bird chicken wings
wishiniwasfishin1
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Howcome you rolled your ribs? Is this some new tech?
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fish brain
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Doesn't the sauce and grease get in your hair?
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When you deploy the mullet you have to send it
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Clint r
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Guy I’m working with gave me some morels. Never tried them before so used them in my go to mushroom recipe and WOW!!! Accompanied it with a small green salad and garlic toast. Sorry no pics but here’s the recipe.
ship happens
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This is how they went down. 225 on the traeger after a good dry rub sweat. Takes about 4 to 5 hours. Depends on how you like them. You can go full savage and set the temp to 205, but takes longer and there is very little difference I find. Lots of methods to cooking ribs.
IronNoggin
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A very good Buddy just got back from overwintering in Panama.
He stopped by to catch up and presented me with a couple Yellowfin Tuna Steaks from a Tuna he had caught and processed himself:
So I prepped the rest of the meal, then quickly swished the steaks through blistering hot Sesame Oil for mere seconds:
Complimented with a bucket of clams, cheesy garlic toast and a fresh garden salad.
The whole meal was great but that Tuna was absolutely outstanding!!
Cheers,
Nog
He stopped by to catch up and presented me with a couple Yellowfin Tuna Steaks from a Tuna he had caught and processed himself:
So I prepped the rest of the meal, then quickly swished the steaks through blistering hot Sesame Oil for mere seconds:
Complimented with a bucket of clams, cheesy garlic toast and a fresh garden salad.
The whole meal was great but that Tuna was absolutely outstanding!!
Cheers,
Nog
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Rain City
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Looks fantastic! Did you use any bread crumbs inside to absorb the liquid?
Brian Reiber
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No I did not. Is that a trick that you use? I followed Gordon Ramsay's utube video to a T. The only changes that I made was instead of a prosciutto I took some of my homemade back bacon slices and pounded them paper thin. The tenderloin that I bought was also a bit thick. I think a thinner tenderloin would have been easier to wrap. I started to trim it down but I didn't have a use for the trim and tenderloin is far too expensive to add to my sausage grind. Too be honest the juice wasn't really a problem. It was more that I didn't realize until I started to wrap the tenderloin with the puff pastry that it wasn't quite going to seal up on one corner. Go figure, once I started to bake it that corner kind of burst open. All in all a very easy dinner to make and absolutely delicious. Like any meat don't cheat on the resting phase, it really helps pull those juices back into the meat.
Rain City
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I've never tried it with beef, only Salmon. But yes the panko absorbs the juices on the bottom to keep the crust crispy. Seemed to work well. I also ended up using a couple sheets and overlapping them. I like crust so I didn't mind the extra thickness.
Brian Reiber
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I've only done salmon with phyllo. With Beef it calls for puff pastry....similar but different. I think puff pastry is a lot more forgiving with respect to juices. I really don't think that juices were an issue for me. As I said I should have used a smaller piece of beef or rolled the puff pastry out a little bigger. Beef Wellington is wrapped in paper thin ham and a crumble which is made up of mushrooms and garlic ran through a food processor and cooked to remove any moisture. I think this picks up a lot of the juice.
