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caveman

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I have a short one tonight, so here we go. I was supposed to "STUFF" the breasts with cheese, BBQ sauce & mushrooms. Then the phone rings & I am talking long distance, working on autopilot. When I finally hang up, breasts & chops are on the grill.
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What a nut!! Anyway, here is the outcome.

These are going to be smashed potatoes. These are red potatoes boiled until tender, about 20 - 25 minutes then smashed & grilled on a pan over lump on the charcoal griller.



After boiling.



And smashed with the appropriate seasoning in the background.



This is the line-up. Chicken breasts from vons & Pork Chops from Food-4-Less, bone in.



The chops get curry powder & the breasts get creole seasoning.



These are the potatoes after cooking.





And the meal plated. The chops & chicken were seared then smoked using indirect heat & pecan for 45 minutes for the chops & one hour for the breasts. Since I was using lump, my temps ran pretty good. I did not get the temp reading since I was using the griller as a grill but for indirect heat or reverse searing if you will, you can't beat it.



The breast was juicy of course & the chop was so tender. Another few minutes on the grill & there would have been some dryness. Of course what is a meail without the desert. Chocolate walnut brownie with Mint Chocolate Chip Ice cream.



The young one thinks it's fantabulous.




And this is the portion the old man & wifey gets to eat.



Thank you for looking. Hope you enjoyed.
 
Looks great Anthony.
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How often do you use the curry?? Looks like a fine job. Im not a big curry fan and here in Singapore its everywhere. Iver never used it at home while smoking...
 
Thank you for the comment. I use curry often in soups & on Pork Chops. And mostly when grilling or baking the Chops as that is the only way I cook them. Have you tried it, ever?? It is really good & the heavier you use it, the spicier it kind of gets.
 
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