Memorial Day T-Bone, Home Made Rosemary Fries, & Wing Party!

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Bam, a couple of huge T-bones, seasoned up with a blend of kinders, some wings with starch & Jeffs original rub, & corn with butter & Old Bay
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Some Idaho russets, soaked, rinsed, dried, and dusted with corn starch….
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Some fresh chopped rosemary & red pepper with some olive oil soaking for the fries….
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In the fryer @ 330 for the par boil….. 4 mins
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Once I dropped the fried, I tossed the wings and corn on the Weber (@ 400 deg)
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The par fries cooling getting ready for the second fry….
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Bam on go the T-bones…..man oh man this is a cooking dance!
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12 mins later everything is pulled….
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Oh had to have the boys mushrooms…..he has these down!
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The fries after the second dip @ 380, then fine sea salt and drizzled with the rosemary oil……holy moly these are the bomb!!!!
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Ok this is a special holiday weekend so this is the reflection of the remembrance!

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This is to honor all those that have given their all as well as their families! Thank You from me and my family!!!
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What an absolutely amazing looking meal!! I don't care where you go, you just aren't gonna get any better than this. Not a whole lot more I can say other than WOW!!
This is to honor all those that have given their all as well as their families! Thank You from me and my family!!!
And honor them you did. So nice to see that some people are still grateful for the sacrifices that have been made by others on our behalf. I just hope the true meaning of this holiday is never lost.

Robert
 
Great looking meal! And a terrific tribute to those we remember!

Ryan
 
Great looking meal! :emoji_thumbsup:
Thanks ebz!
What an absolutely amazing looking meal!! I don't care where you go, you just aren't gonna get any better than this. Not a whole lot more I can say other than WOW!!

And honor them you did. So nice to see that some people are still grateful for the sacrifices that have been made by others on our behalf. I just hope the true meaning of this holiday is never lost.

Robert
Much appreciated Robert! Oh some still remember we give a small donation to a youth group at a local church and they go around and put up flags every holiday! I snapped this one a little bit ago….
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Wow Civil, that looks delicious. Nice work.
Many thanks SE!
Does that ever look like my idea of a MEAL!! I could really tie into a big plate of that.
Gary
Much appreciation Gary! I tied it for sure!
Great looking meal! And a terrific tribute to those we remember!

Ryan
Many thanks Ryan! I hope we always remember!
 
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After finish cleaning up from lunch did our annual Memorial day hike…….
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Oh man what a perfect day for a little stroll
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This trail head is 15 mins from the house and 5 mins from the office

Have a non traditional dinner a bit later!
 
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So what to do for dinner after a lunch like the above……. How about tempura fried bananas?

the wife added some cinnamon and vanilla to the tempura batter for a bit more flavor!
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These babies fry up in 3 or so mins at oil temp of 350.
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Oh man tasty little bites!
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…….not your average banana!
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These were served with some hot fudge and Gordon Ramsey Carmel sauce that my wife added a splash of bourbon and vanilla….oh and then topped with some toasted coconut!
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Thanks for joining our family for our celebration!
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Main course looks awesome, and those fried bananas shove the meal way past over the top. Most excellent.
 
Main course looks awesome, and those fried bananas shove the meal way past over the top. Most excellent.
Thanks Doug! We have a rule in the house that we get one week of fryer use a year and this is the week, so we PARTY! The bananas are over the top YUM!
 
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Dinner and dessert both look great. How do you like the hex pan?
Thanks 90! We have had the hex for about 5-6 months now and hands down they are the best set of pans we have ever had!!! We now only use the hex, our triply stainless, and a couple true non-sticks. We still have our CI, will never give them up, but you can get a better sear on the hex then a CI, but we have 18k btu burners!
That's one heck of a meal right there!! Nice way to honor those who have given so much...
Many thanks GS! If we always honor we never forget!
 
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