Hit up the Indian spice place for some spices, and found the garlic pickle. It’s not what I think of as a pickle. Or even pickled garlic.
Not sure how it’s eaten traditionally, but I flopped some in a pan with some chicken.
Good stuff. You best like garlic though.
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Cooked 2# dry red beans with 2# conecuh sausage and some rice
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- Smoked spare ribs with homemade red pepper n peach butter sauce. No fork necessary.
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Smoking some chuck roast as an experiment. 250-275 smoker temp over pecan wood, rubbed with “The Salt Lick” original rub.
We will see how this turns out
We will see how this turns out
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Yup- chuck roast is something you should try on the smoker. Smoke it to 160ish internal, wrap in smoker till it hits 205-210 internal then wrap in towels and let rest for 30-60 minutes. Reminds me of brisket point.
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looks good!
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Looks great. I’ll be trying that soon!bullsi1911 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2024 9:30 pm Yup- chuck roast is something you should try on the smoker. Smoke it to 160ish internal, wrap in smoker till it hits 205-210 internal then wrap in towels and let rest for 30-60 minutes. Reminds me of brisket point.
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Damn! I just put check roast on the grocery list. What a great idea! thanks!
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I've got a HUGE pot of venison chili in the crock pot. Used home canned tomatoes.
I haven't decided if I'm going to cook a pan of cornbread to go with it, or not
I haven't decided if I'm going to cook a pan of cornbread to go with it, or not
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Just had Italian meat balls traditional recipe but with elk and a little pork sausage. Pasta and italian red sauce is excellent with the elk. I had never had that combo.
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My stepsons are coming for dinner Sunday. We are having meatball subs (per request by eldest). My wife makes her own marinara.
She's making a quick recovery from her surgery. Will probably be able to eat a little bit of a sub.
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I don’t see any testicles on that griddle
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He’s got fancy underpants from Duluth Trading 
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He bought them for him. Nothing gay about a guy buying another guy underbritches.
No more gay than being around the guy who had his underbritches bought by another dude while dude is skinning a pig in ONLY those britches.
#nohomo
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No Homo. So sue me! I butcher fleabag pigs in my chonies!!
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Only reason I didn’t butcher the two flea pigs in my chonies was because it was cold at 3:30 in the morning! I wore shorts and t-shirt with no shoes instead.
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Deer, mashed budayduhs, with some cream of mushroom soup with extra mushrooms blobbed on top
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Hog themed under britches no less, he had to start carrying mace in his kit for all the attention from the cougars.
I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11