Ribs Roasting Over an Open Fire.....

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Making the focaccia
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If you look close you can see the herbs in each piece!!!!
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The final step on the turkey stock automatics for the last hour.
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If you look close you can see how clear the liquid is. I use a French stock technique that starts with cold water and that goes slowly to a very soft simmer for 12 - 14 hours before aromatics are added.....the finally step is double straining through 4-5 layer cheese cloth....the result is liquid gold!
 
This is the finishing fire!
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Bingo IT 198.....time to load the sleigh! Santa is coming to town!
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It’s a finger food party now!
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Just a view of what the flame and smoke create.
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The slicing!
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Now this is a platter of goodness!!!
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And finally the Christmas plate!
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The whole family is stretched out on the couches with grins of stupor.....
yeah, I guess the food coma was kind of expected after that performance! Well done!
 
Wow sorry I'm late on this but what a great cook. It's hard to beat an open flame cook.

Warren

Thanks Warren! As I have said before, cooking protein over the open flame is my all time fav! I also really like the subtle sweet over tone that cherry wood imparts!
 
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