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Asked the wife too pick up some skirt steak for fajitas, she came home with thin cut bottom round steaks. What's something good to do with them? Lower the carbs, the better. All else fails I'll just make jerky. Got suggestions?
"After the smoke", I like that! Just made a couple pizzas with left over brisket. Dang that was gooooood! Also made chili with more of the left over brisket, Also very good.
My wife goes through a lot of ham for lunches. I offered to make her some ham or turkey breasts for her lunches. She informed me that she only eats Blackforest ham for her lunches. She wraps them with cheese to eat on the go. What is the main difference between say loin ham, and blackforest ham...
Oddly enough growing up in central Minnesota, we didn't eat much lobster. Dang that looks good though! Silly question I guess, but you leave the shell on and just set them across the top of the stock pot? May have to try this sometime.
I printed that out, I'll have to try that next time I come across another pan needing some love. Link didn't show pics for me, but I should figure it out. Thanks for bringing this post back to life.
I've made it using store bought corned beef, from scratch using chuck roast, and from scratch using venison roast. Pretty easy to do, and very good eats. My favorite has to be the venison though. I used a Tenderquick dry rub.
Had my heart set on making this this weekend. Printed out the recipe, and headed to town to buy ingedients. Apparently those peppers are to exotic for central Minnesota. Stopped at a couple stores, nothing doing. Settled on just making my go to Wee Willys chili. Still good, but was looking...
I haven't posted on any cooks lately, so here I go. Last week I had a facebook buddy ask if I wanted and rubs as he was thinning his herd. He and his wife are competitive bbqers, so I said sure. Picked up a big ol cooler of rubs and sauces. As I was leaving, he offered a rack of the ribs they...
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