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Today was meatballs and spaghetti again. I know I have posted this before, but it is so good! Nothing like fresh made meatballs with ground beef and sweet Italian sausage with all the other ingredients.











Those look great.
 
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That looks mighty tasty StorminNormin!

Burgers, simple...

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Omelets, hash browns, and homemade sausage!









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Buffalo chicken tacos this evening















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Everything on this page looks delicious.



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Everything on this page looks delicious.


I was just about to say the same!




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Yesterday I wanted to make flat iron steak again and when I went to my grocery store despite their app saying it was in stock, they said they no longer carry it. So they never carried it, carried it for like one day that I saw and tried it, and now stopped carrying it. WTH????? That was going to be my new go to steak since that was the first time I had it and loved it.

So I bought ribeyes and did them in a cast iron skillet with butter, garlic, rosemary, and thyme. I roasted sweet potatoes and brussel sprouts. I was so hungry I forgot to take any pictures other than the steaks cooking…..





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None of the local grocery stores carry flat iron steak here either. You either have to special order it from a dedicated butcher meat market (we have several) or in my case special order a case (~65 lbs) through the military commissary.

And yes, it is my go-to steak as well. Tender, flavorful, no excess fat or grizzle. What's not to like?



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Tri tips, baby backs, pit beans, potatoes/onions/carrots. Smoked with oak and hickory.




















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^^^^ That looks amazing Xantom!




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How'd you make them individual ribs xantom? They look good!

And while we're at it, what's your tri-tip recipe? I put a pepper rub on mine and grill low and slow. Your's looks different and quite tasty.


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You know Xantom, I may live in Texas and be 52 years old, but I was born in Minnesota and am willing to be adopted. The food you make…..




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Had tacos but they don't look nearly as good as some of this stuff. You guys did good.


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How'd you make them individual ribs xantom? They look good!

And while we're at it, what's your tri-tip recipe? I put a pepper rub on mine and grill low and slow. Your's looks different and quite tasty.


They are called "party ribs". I follow that video loosely


https://youtube.com/shorts/JrE...?si=H211QRFhvp2QWBHS

How I do mine:
Cut the ribs individually.
Season
Smoke 1 hour at 250
Flip/rotate
Smoke 1 hour at 250
I spritz mine bout every 30 - 45 minutes.
Load them into a foil pan, add butter and sauce.
Cover and braise for 1 more hour at 350. I use the oven.
Rest 20 minutes, ready to serve.


I didn't get any shots of the tri tips before we cut and served, but this is how they looked before they went on. I tie the ends off so they don't too overdone.


I use this on all my beef, it's my own concoction:


1/4 Cup:
Kosker Salt
Coarse Pepper
Cattlemen's Cowboy
Cattlemen's Smokehouse

1 TableSpoon:
Onion Powder
Garlic Powder
Mustard Powder
Paprika
Lawry's

1 Teaspoon:
Chili Powder


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Originally posted by StorminNormin:
You know Xantom, I may live in Texas and be 52 years old, but I was born in Minnesota and am willing to be adopted. The food you make…..


Ha, we are the same age! If you are ever in the communist state of MN, let me know!




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Tonight I made Caldo De Pollo, or Mexican Chicken Soup. I have made this many times and keep adjusting it and tonight’s came out the best ever. It was so good.

First start of sautéed vegetables.



Now water added with raw chicken to cook along with seasonings.




Other vegetables to go in at different stages.




Cooking.





Final product oh so very good!!!!





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I also purchase and like the Valentia hot sauce, but I prefer the black label one.
 
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Brunch:




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I also purchase and like the Valentia hot sauce, but I prefer the black label one.


I like it too, but didn’t know of a black label one so I will check it out, thanks!

ETA: I see the black label is hotter. I love spicy so I will get some!




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Tuna melts last night. Making beef stew today.



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