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A bit of a switch up on my avocado toast. Instead of poached eggs I prepared a side egg scramble with red bell pepper, sweet onion, and aged sharp cheddar cheese. The brioche toast was topped with mashed avocado, sliced grape tomatoes, and crisp bacon. Big Grin




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Boneless, skinless chicken breast covered with olive oil & dusted with Old Bay. If you haven't tried Old Bay chicken, do it, it is fantastic.

Roasted brussel sprouts with olive oil and lemon pepper.


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Grilled some ribeyes last night
A bit more char than expected as the grill had a flareup, after not being able to get it over 300*






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Grilled some ribeyes last night
A bit more char than expected as the grill had a flareup, after not being able to get it over 300*




How do you marinate your steaks?
 
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Should not open this thread at quarter after ten. Some great stuff on this page! Those stir fry style kebabs are calling my name.


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How do you marinate your steaks?


These were just Pappy's seasoning & Worcestershire, seasoned them up around 2pm & had them on the grill around 6.

Pappys: https://www.pappysfinefoods.co...choice-seasoning-5oz




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Made kabobs with some decent sirloin, mushrooms peppers,onions on the Big Easy turkey fryer we just got. The meat was really dark because I marinated it in Worcestershire a few hours. Still getting used to how this thing cooks; fast when you put the mesh lid on.

 
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No pics but Shepherd's pie with beef. I make a little off to the side with jalapenos in it.
 
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So tonight was my 25th wedding anniversary and I made tenderloin steak with asparagus. For dessert my wife wanted a simple strawberry shortcake. I had planned to make a nice salad and also Bernaise sauce from scratch, but unfortunately I caught a priority investigation at work I had to do so I had to skip the salad and please forgive me but I made the bernaise sauce from a package. The sauce came out ok, but nothing like making it from scratch. I know I will lose points in here for using a package, but really had no choice….lol. The steak and asparagus were great and so was our evening celebration.







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15 bean soup with salt pork and a smoked turkey leg. Sautéed sweet onion, celery, carrots and sweet peppers. With clove of garlic.

With some nice cornbread.

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No shame in using packaged or can stuff you would be surprised how much stuff comes from a can or packaged stuff from places and chef's you wouldn't expect. Your meal looks great!


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15 bean soup with salt pork and a smoked turkey leg. Sautéed sweet onion, celery, carrots and sweet peppers. With clove of garlic.

With some nice cornbread.

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That sounds so good!!! Need pics man!!! It is supposed to cool down here this weekend so I will probably make chili with cornbread.




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No shame in using packaged or can stuff you would be surprised how much stuff comes from a can or packaged stuff from places and chef's you wouldn't expect. Your meal looks great!


Thanks, also was a WHOLE lot less butter.




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So tonight was my 25th wedding anniversary and I made tenderloin steak with asparagus. For dessert my wife wanted a simple strawberry shortcake.


Congratulations Mike on not only a mouth watering dinner but your 25th anniversary!



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Costco NY strip steaks on the RecTeq 700 last night. So flavorful and tender...





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Pasty. Smothered in brown gravy.



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Breakfast sliders on buttered/toasted potato rolls and some hash browns.




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Something different tonight.

Baked brie with caramelized apples and pecans. Fresh baked baguette, side salad, red grapes, charcuterie staggberry elk salami, and some Martinelli's sparkling blush cider. Damn tasty! Big Grin




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