What’s for dinner? Cooking Thread!

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Diver43 wrote: Sun Nov 09, 2025 8:27 pm
Chiro1989 wrote: Wed Oct 15, 2025 4:38 pm
Chiro1989 wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 12:58 am Not for dinner, experimenting, soak berries in booze for 6 weeks, strain off berries, add simple sugar, 1st batch with honey berries on the left, 5 more jars with Raspberries going, started a big jar with raspberries today, so far so good, Science!
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Finished up with the Concord grapes, this stuff comes out pretty good with raspberries, honey berries, or the grapes. Very easy to make, use the Quart jars filled to the neck with fruit, pour in the alcoholic beverage, let it sit for 6 weeks in a cool dark place with the lid on of course, no fermentation occurred that I can tell, for each 2 cups of liquid from the jar, add 1/2 cup simple syrup, the 1 qt jars pretty much make 2 cups of liquid, easy peasy. I strained it as shown in the above picture and crushed the fruit in the strainer with the ladle. We have not tried making a martini or a mixed drink with it yet, kids found it really enhances a hard cider or a mikes hard lemonade, we have been pretty much been doing that.
How did the fruit turn out?
Edible, going to try it in a version of English Trifle
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I'm going to be doing this on the smoker tomorrow:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwgdI0MFQxM
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Dinner/lunch/snack.

Too crowded in the smoker, so I smoked for two hours and finished in the oven. Waaaaaaaaay too salty, but otherwise perfect.
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Admin wrote: Wed Nov 12, 2025 2:50 pm I'm going to be doing this on the smoker tomorrow:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwgdI0MFQxM
And so, it begins
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Yeah. That’ll work. May have to take this to the family thanksgiving dinner
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This cold weather, "Done flung a cravin' on me"

I have a LARGE pot of Zuppa Toscana soup cooking. Yes it's a "clone" of Olive Garden's. What can I say, the wife and I like their soup :D
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A Meat lovers PPP really hit the spot and I didn't even read one book.
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Just got some pork ribs and chicken wings on the smoker. Supposedly some sportball game going on this evening that I’m supposed to care about and make food for
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Deer heart, onions, mushrooms, garlic.
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Mmmm Perogies.
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Between @Zee and @Elk Creeks pictures im starving again
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Diver43 wrote: Wed Feb 11, 2026 4:46 am Between @Zee and @Elk Creeks pictures im starving again
They were amazing. We had 2 kinds Potato cheese and slow roasted pork… and a very nice Prost Brewing Kolsch.
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Old time spare ribs Grandpa style.
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Being St Patty's day, corned beef. cabbage and tiny red taters
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I made my wife an Irish seven course meal!


A baked potato and a six pack.
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Easter dinner- sous vide rack of pork, Irish cheddar mashed potatoes, roasted asparagus, and wilted spinach salad
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I had leftover pizza. Because I had to work today.
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Made a homemade stromboli. Was meh.
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Got cold up here...so I made a batch of potato and bacon soup with some crusty bread and good Irish butter...
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Ahi spicy tuna over seaweed salad drizzled with a sesame sauce. Damn it’s good!
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I made cajun shrimp with smoked cheddar & bacon grits. Was quite tasty.


About rub a pork butt & put it in the smoker for tomorrow's dinner
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