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1 minute ago, Spiel said:

Thanks Crowman, until this recipe I had never know of Shsishito Peppers but I like them now. ;)

Hmmmm, math was never my forte so lets try this, 60 hours divided by 24 (24 hours a day, yes  ;) ) = 2.5 days.
But yes, I think 5 days would have only enhanced the process given the beef cut I used.

Now my query, if a Deer gets into the nice garden box, can you harvest it.  :D

No...it's my math that's bad...but still a nice long soak. That's a lean cut so it needs some help.

Believe me, just another few months and Bambi is destined for the dinner plate..

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9 minutes ago, CrowMan said:

No...it's my math that's bad...but still a nice long soak. That's a lean cut so it needs some help.

Believe me, just another few months and Bambi is destined for the dinner plate..

Mmmmm, Bambi.  :)

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1 hour ago, CrowMan said:

I just finished building a small "deer proof " vegetable garden at the cottage

looks like a perfect 30 yard bow shot!😉

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Just now, akaShag said:

looks like a perfect 30 yard bow shot!😉

I don't think it's more than 20 from the window...lol

I'll bide my time...but for now it's fun harassing them with the pellet rifle...didn't know they could jump that high...hehe

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Nature's Bounty

A very productive morning out on the lake yesterday (Lake O). I kept one little bright Steelie for dinner and served it up Cedar planked with a side of fresh garden goodies from my fishing partner's garden. He provided the fresh Dill, the Jalapenos and the yellow Zucchini. A carb free dinner if you omit the brown bottle libations.  ;)

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Spiel said:

A carb free dinner if you omit the brown bottle libations.  ;) 

and who would omit THEM!?!?😉

Doug

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Posted
1 hour ago, misfish said:

Podhalanska sausage

Once again, adding to my education, never heard of this before........looks delicious!

Posted
21 minutes ago, akaShag said:

Once again, adding to my education, never heard of this before........looks delicious!

Made a trip south. Hit all my fav meat markets and a couple others.

Bought the Podhalanska sausage at Starskys on Dundas west.

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On 7/29/2023 at 4:56 PM, misfish said:

Made a trip south. Hit all my fav meat markets and a couple others.

Bought the Podhalanska sausage at Starskys on Dundas west.

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Starskys was my old stomping grounds before moving out to California last year. Miss it!

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On 7/29/2023 at 7:31 PM, akaShag said:

Once again, adding to my education, never heard of this before........looks delicious!

I googled it and the first two results were totally different recipes, I liked the one with lamb.

 

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Donuts anyone?

These are ground beef onion ring bacon wrapped donuts. Indirect for 2 hours at 250,with apple chunks for smoke flavor. A few mini meat loafs for mama just encase she did not like the onion. Seems I could of saved the meat loafs,she liked. I used sweet onions. Fresh peppers and left over onions wrapped with just pepper and salt. No butter. Just melt in their own juices.  The donuts are a bit of work to form.  Stiill delish.

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1 hour ago, misfish said:

Donuts anyone?

These are ground beef onion ring bacon wrapped donuts. Indirect for 2 hours at 250,with apple chunks for smoke flavor. A few mini meat loafs for mama just encase she did not like the onion. Seems I could of saved the meat loafs,she liked. I used sweet onions. Fresh peppers and left over onions wrapped with just pepper and salt. No butter. Just melt in their own juices.  The donuts are a bit of work to form.  Stiill delish.

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There has to be a word for awesome awesomeness, but I can't think of it right now.  WOW!!!!!!!!

 

Brian, you are my hero!

 

Doug

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15 hours ago, akaShag said:

There has to be a word for awesome awesomeness, but I can't think of it right now.  WOW!!!!!!!!

 

Brian, you are my hero!

 

Doug

Thanks Doug

If I do them again,I will do a step by step ,but you can google them. Like I said,bit of work,but delish. I think I might drizzle some maple syrup, instead of home made bbq sauce.

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I have this going 5 hrs now. Sirloin butt. Using the snake method with apple chunks.  Just wrapped now and another 2 hrs at 250 deg. 

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While that's been going, been busy with a spring order.

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It's looks like a great day for smoking !

I've got a half brisket going since 6am in the Traeger...tuxedo/ Mustard rub and mesquite/cherry smoke.

Later I'm doing some Peri-Peri chickens in the wood burning oven.

Got 19 people over for a beach party this afternoon...tubing, wake boarding, and SeaDoos.

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17 minutes ago, misfish said:

And done. Will be sandwiches later today. Nice smoke ring and moist. Sure shrank. 😆 🤣 

 

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You got a nice bark on it...I'm always first in line for burnt ends..mmmm

I find smoking at 200f reduces the shrinkage. I also keep it spritzed every little while with a mixture of half apple juice/half apple cider.

Posted
13 minutes ago, CrowMan said:

You got a nice bark on it...I'm always first in line for burnt ends..mmmm

I find smoking at 200f reduces the shrinkage. I also keep it spritzed every little while with a mixture of half apple juice/half apple cider.

Thanks. There was enough fat top, but I will give it ago next time. I have seen some briskets here,but all whole and the price was not cheap. They will be out again here in a month . I may just have to bite the bullet and get a whole one. Vac pac one half. Not a big fan of smoking meat that has been froze. Different out come IMO. I am very happy though with the way this one turned out.

 

YES,The ends,da best.

Enjoy your weekend Crow. Enjoy.

 

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14 minutes ago, misfish said:

Thanks. There was enough fat top, but I will give it ago next time. I have seen some briskets here,but all whole and the price was not cheap. They will be out again here in a month . I may just have to bite the bullet and get a whole one. Vac pac one half. Not a big fan of smoking meat that has been froze. Different out come IMO. I am very happy though with the way this one turned out.

 

YES,The ends,da best.

Enjoy your weekend Crow. Enjoy.

 

Yeah, I'm not a fan of smoking frozen meat either. I get mine from a little local butcher up here...a full brisket will run 18 to 20 lbs...that's a lot of meat and about a 20 hour smoke. If you get a half (most stores will cut them for you), I prefer the "point" half, as opposed to the "flat". The "point" has more fat and cooks up juicier when  you're doing a smaller one.

Happy August Long Weekend (or whatever they call it these days) !

 

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Round 3. Chicken thighs  marinated in lemon and coriander.  Indirect for 40 min at 300. Over to the hot side,basted,flipped,basted and serve. My chicken lover is over today and I got the thumbs up. 😆 

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Venison lasagna here tonight, no pics.  But we all know what lasagna looks like, right?

It was very good, even if I do say so myself!  😉

and oh yeah, fresh yellow beans from  the garden, very toothsome.

Doug

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