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Did Roasted Leg of Lamb on the new Rec Teq Bullseye Grill with Lemon Garlic Potatoes, Roasted Cauliflower, Salsa Verde Garlic Bread and a nice Glass of Red Wine (Not Shown).

 
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Today? Broiled 3 hot dogs and the buns.

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Rack of lamb cooked three times. 1 hour smoke, 1.5-1.75 hours sous vide, seared on the Weber to finish her off.








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That looks really good.



Now I'm hungry. Damnit.


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Okay Jesse! Enough is enough!

Want to fly you to flyover country so you can cook for us. Since no smoker or BBQ grills/eggs or sous vide immersion gizmos here you'll need to bring yours. We're plain ol' cast iron nut jobs with access to an oven, broiler, and air fryer. Big Grin
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Dang Skins, that looks heavenly



 
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Wish I’d gotten some pictures. On my off weeks, I do a lot of the cooking to give my wife a break.

Monday - Vietnamese Pho
Tuesday - Smoked Cuban Chicken Bombs (boneless chicken thigh with mustard, provolone, ham and pickles inside, wrapped in bacon, and smoked)
Tonight - Blackened Mahi Mahi tacos with homemade retried beans.
Tomorrow I’ll be making Spicy Honey Glazed Chicken thighs, got to figure out a side dish.
 
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Half pound Wagyu burger topped with a healthy dose of bacon and an artery clogging amount Brie. No condiments needed, juiciest burger ever.






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Maryland style crab cakes with lemon remoulade. Air fried potatoes, a salad, and a chunk of extra sharp cheddar cheese. Finished off with a fresh naval orange and a spot of Grand Mariner. Big Grin






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I cooked one half of a silver salmon on the grill. It was seasoned with butter, brown sugar, a few other spices, and a bit of pancake syrup. Baked on the grill for 30 minutes. Very yummy!



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King Ranch Casserole and it was delicious. I like that it was the old-fashioned butter, flour, chicken stock, and heavy cream recipe rather than the cream of XXX soup versions. Did make a few substitutions:
  • 3.5 lbs of cubed boneless skinless chicken thighs instead of shredding a whole chicken
  • Since I had cubed chicken, went with more of a rustic cut on the veggies
  • baby bellas instead of button mushrooms
  • used a variety of green chiles - a huge store bought anaheim, a huge store bought poblano, and 4 small home grown poblanos that were cross pollinated with jalapenos (way spicier than a normal poblano).




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    That looks and sounds awesome tator. I love casseroles and could eat one 5 days a week. The leftovers are always better the next day as well.

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    Thanks. I disagree with the article that I linked that it's the "Texas take on chicken à la king" but instead it's the Tex Mex version of lasagna. Corn tortillas instead of flat pasta, spicy cream sauce instead of marinara, and chicken instead of beef/sausage.



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    Bacon, mushroom, and pepperoncini pepper pizza, using homemade sauce and homemade dough.

     
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    Mussel meat in a butter-garlic-wine-lemon sauce served with crusty bread. Big Grin




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    Smoked Mac and Cheese and a brisket. Getting the new recteq dialed in. This one came out fantastic!










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    Smoked Mac and Cheese and a brisket. Getting the new recteq dialed in. This one came out fantastic!



    I believe you have it dialed in. That looks delicious.



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    Lakhsa Soup.


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