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Re: What's for dinner?

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RC10resto wrote:Well damn, good chance this may have been Ken's last post :(
Please let us know if you wake up :lol:
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RC10resto wrote:Well damn, good chance this may have been Ken's last post :(
Please let us know if you wake up :lol:
I lived to tell the tale Brian! :lol: Of course we had our first snowfall overnight too so I had to shovel it all and then spend a couple of hours dragging the neighborhood kids in a toboggan that was tied to my waist. I figure I dragged them roughly 4 miles so I worked off all that Bush Light and pizza. I like to run, but this was my first sub-zero of the year so my lungs are feeling it! :lol:
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Re: What's for dinner?

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He lives :!:
Long Live Thumbs :mrgreen:
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Did Rib-eyes in the cast iron skillet. I made a compound butter earlier today with garlic and chives to top 'em. Turned out delicious. Just fell apart. I'll never give up any of my grills, but I can honestly say that a Rib-eye out of the cast iron is my favorite steak these days. I got these 8oz cuts for about $5 each and they were as good as any steak in town. Gotta love that...

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Re: What's for dinner?

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(I have been waiting for someone to post here tonight) Pics to follow.

Homemade is the way to go Ken, especially in a seasoned cast iron pan....

BUT... if you are so wealthy like me, and eat at the best steak house in the hood.. every day.. it does not matter. :mrgreen:

I have a beef brisket in the smoker, it has been there since 2 pm my time. It is now 8:20.

At 5 pm, I put some store bought bacon in there and added some apple wood chunks. I will fry that up in the morning.

The brisket will sit for many more hours, looking good so far.
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Brisket is one of my favorites Dave. I can't wait to drool over the pics. :mrgreen:
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Here are a few quick shots. Backwards me thinks. :roll:
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Lookin good Dave. Turn out good?
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Sure did, just had some for lunch. Brisket and gravy for lunches this week. Make some good sandwiches as well.
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Re: What's for dinner?

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This is lunch rather than dinner.... but just pulled these babies out of the oven - Bread Maker Pizza Scrolls... made with Bio Cheese no-dairy cheddar and Cheatin' Pepperoni-style Slices.... just a bit yum!
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Just got to stop myself from eating them all!

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Alex, I wish I knew how to make that vegan stuff. Seems complicated... :?

I like to keep it classy. Texted this pic to my ol' lady and her response was "I'm surprised you could safely land 12 inches." :x
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THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:
I like to keep it classy. "I'm surprised you could safely land 12 inches." :x
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Thats what she said......

Heard it so many times, I just roll with it bitches. I'm good, your good.

I get so bored with comments on the 12 incher. Sheesh....
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Probably the closest thing I ever cook to what Alex would eat. :lol: Chicken breasts and fresh veggies in the iron skillet on the side burner. I can use my iron skillet and still be outside! :mrgreen:

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Re: What's for dinner?

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Looks tasty Ken :!:
But be honest, how long did it take you to arrange all those veggies for that photo :?:
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RC10resto wrote:But be honest, how long did it take you to arrange all those veggies for that photo :?:
I took a 3 day weekend for the photoshoot. :lol: I had a Home Alone night last night so I had Cajun seasoned salmon and garlic and pepper green beans.

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