Smoke Roasted Pork cushion

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I may be crazy, but I too love Stove top stuffing. A lot of folks do not agree, but I love it.
 
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Looks delicious Rich! And now a craving for stovetop! Lol
Thanks Ryan . Appreciate that .
I may be crazy, but I too love Stove top stuffing. A lot of folks do not agree, but I love it.
I always have a couple different flavors in the pantry . That was the cornbread .
I use it in chicken soup . Put a handful in and let it dissolve .
The savory flavor is good ground up or crushed and added to or use as breading for air frying .
 
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Looks awesome! Beautiful plate, as always!
Thank you Jed .
As usual it looks stellar and has the au natural cure from the dill again.
Sam , you know the outcome of using that . It's great stuff . I use it on almost everything .
Last time I made butter I added it in .
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It's great on a steak .
Thanks for the comments .
 
Canadian Steak Seasoing: I put that S*** on EVERYTHING! LOL. Killer idea on the butter. Ever tried a Chicago Steak Seasoning? Very close but different. I think bell pepper instead of the dill.

jcam222 jcam222 My GFS usually has it in stock. $2/lb.
 
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Rich that looks real good! Another cut I’ll have to keep an eye out for.
Thanks Jeff . You could do the same with a pork butt .
Canadian Steak Seasoing: I put that S*** on EVERYTHING! LOL
I told you I sprinkle it on toast and bagels .
Ever tried a Chicago Steak Seasoning? Very close but different. I think bell pepper instead of the dill.
Never had it , but I think that's right . Has bell pepper in it .
 
I wonder if Canadian steak seasoning is the same as Montreal steak seasoning. I have jar of Montreal, but have never heard of Canadian. Funny to because I only live about 45 min from the Canadian boarder.

Chris
 
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I wonder if Canadian steak seasoning is the same as Montreal steak seasoning. I have jar of Montreal, but have never heard of Canadian. Funny to because I only live about 45 min from the Canadian boarder.

Chris
Pretty sure it's the same. Kinda funny I have the EXACT same as Rich, Trade East from GFS. I am 2 hours by car and 30m by boat. Border in the middle of the water. Tons of rum runners here in the day, no joke.

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I use it in chicken soup . Put a handful in and let it dissolve .
The savory flavor is good ground up or crushed and added to or use as breading .
That's a great idea, I've never thought of that. What do you bread with it? How does it hold up while frying in oil? Great idea, again!
 
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What do you bread with it? How does it hold up while frying in oil?
I'll use it on chicken breast that gets oven baked or air fried . I should have said that different .
Never deep fried with it . I use bottom of the bag chips , cheez its , stove top . All makes a great oven baked / air fried coating .
 
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OMG, That looks Perfect, Rich!!
I'd be all over that, like Ugly on an Ape!!
Mighty Tasty!!
Nice Job!
Like.

Bear
 
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Wow Chop, that is beautiful Gorgeous color on that roast and perfectly cooked. Whole meal looks top shelf. Well done sir.

Robert
 
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