What's for dinner?

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Never done a brisket in the crock. Sounds good, might have to try this
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bodysnatcher wrote:Never done a brisket in the crock. Sounds good, might have to try this
easiest thing in the world...15 min prep and done..enjoy 8 hours later
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epilogue wrote:
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spike wrote:ribs in the egg, corn soufflé, coleslaw
these were probably the best ribs i've ever had
did you do anything special/different?
i let the ribs sit out for longer than usual before throwing them on. i used a different rub (famous dave's). i was able to keep them lower at 230F for about a third of the cook - as great as the egg is, i struggle to keep it lower than 250F normally. used hickory, and more than usual to really get that crust. it was also my first time basting with this awesome sauce i found - lillie's hot smoky (memphis style w heat).
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doug rr wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Never done a brisket in the crock. Sounds good, might have to try this
easiest thing in the world...15 min prep and done..enjoy 8 hours later
i'm going to smoke a corned beef soon. it's supposed to come out like pastrami: https://www.thespruceeats.com/smoked-co ... ipe-333825
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doug rr wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:Never done a brisket in the crock. Sounds good, might have to try this
easiest thing in the world...15 min prep and done..enjoy 8 hours later
Do you typically make your own rubs or sauce? Or just go premade?
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Leftover thighs and baked potato
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Meatballs, jasmine rice, green beans.
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epilogue wrote:Meatballs, jasmine rice, green beans.
Niiiiiice. What time should I be over?

Brian is having frozen pizza cause Fuck it.

Lately ive been so militant on my diet/exercise/cooking throughout the week that come Friday/Saturday I'm ready to let loose.
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epilogue wrote:Meatballs, jasmine rice, green beans.
Niiiiiice. What time should I be over?

Brian is having frozen pizza cause Fuck it.

Lately ive been so militant on my diet/exercise/cooking throughout the week that come Friday/Saturday I'm ready to let loose.
Brian would pick Totinos.
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Chili relleno
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Ate a late lunch so not hungry for dinner.
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bodysnatcher wrote:Ate a late lunch so not hungry for dinner.
You will be in 2 hours when you go out for a hot dog or nachos or some shit
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bodysnatcher wrote:Ate a late lunch so not hungry for dinner.
You will be in 2 hours when you go out for a hot dog or nachos or some shit
Nah i got my jammies on and watching Back To The Future. Will prob make some popcorn later.

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bodysnatcher wrote:Ate a late lunch so not hungry for dinner.
Feel like this will be me today.

I'm not gonna get to lunch until after 4pm. Not sure I'll be hungry for dinner. We'll see.
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I usually don’t eat breakfast, or if I do just have a smoothie. But today I had a rare breakfast, which will probably make me skip lunch bc I won’t be hungry. Then i might go grab a wild salmon sandwich and a couple of beers for dinner.
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Leftover pulled pork and baked potato
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bodysnatcher wrote:I usually don’t eat breakfast, or if I do just have a smoothie. But today I had a rare breakfast, which will probably make me skip lunch bc I won’t be hungry. Then i might go grab a wild salmon sandwich and a couple of beers for dinner.
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Salamon and beer are probably the two greatest things you can put inside yourself.
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doug rr wrote:yeah, tell us...

crockpot brisket tonight that i made yesterday...had a few bites this morning, so good
I’ve been bouncing around a few groceries — and even one of the butcher shops in town — and apparently brisket just isn’t a thing here.
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doug rr wrote:yeah, tell us...

crockpot brisket tonight that i made yesterday...had a few bites this morning, so good
I’ve been bouncing around a few groceries — and even one of the butcher shops in town — and apparently brisket just isn’t a thing here.
no brisket and you can't pump your own gas....sounds like heaven :?
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