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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlSpit fired duck...
I have never done that. Sounds good, if one can maintain some measure of moist and tender-ish. Brad
Comes out perfect...140°-150°..n rest...
Basted with an orange juice n soyi sauce mix..
Plus what elese you wan to throw in..
2 large onions in the cavity...
Note the bung hole top of keg cover..
Add baisting there through the hole...
Turn duck as desired.. :0)
Yes, Cinco de Mayo. Also my Birthday which I’m spending on da Island of Grand Cayman. Found a little hole in da wall local mom and pop restaurant and had Coconut Curry Grouper, rice&beans, tater salad, fried sweet yams (my new “favorite” ) and conch fritters. Great Birthday meal and will be going back there one more time for the grouper. My kind of place!!!
Slammer!!!
Tonight. I took a 1.5# pork tenderloin, wiped it, then palm rubbed a very thin oil coating. Seasoned all sides and ends only lightly with salt, garlic powder, and fresh minced rosemary. Then, wrapped it with bacon. Placed it on a wire rack above a deep pan filled with fresh baby potatoes and young carrots. In the oven at 425F and a couple of minutes under broiler. Pulled it at internal temp of 140F, tented and rest while heating bread. Plenty leftover. Brad
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Originally posted by monstertoneI'll be right over.
Because of the veggies below, the underside bacon did not begin to brown. So, next time I plan to turn the meat over before finishing under the broiler flame. Pulling the meat at 140*F and tenting a few minutes, left this small pork tenderloin juicy, only a bit of chew, and a very subtle pink hue on it. Brad
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlThe ...
CrackerJack haul... :0)
How many toys did sprinkle into those? ;-) brad
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlLast night: ham steak and leftover fried mashed potatoes. Tonight: grilled herb marinated chicken thighs, peas, roasted carrots, and rice.
Now we would call that a perfect dinner in our house.
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Originally posted by rinembquote:
Originally posted by STUD figmo AlThe ...
CrackerJack haul... :0)How many toys did sprinkle into those? ;-) brad
A hand full of banjo picks.. ;0)
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Originally posted by rinembA choice of tortillas, so diplomatic, eh. They look great. Brad
Actually it was the last of the orange ones and all I had left was those little white ones the wife buys at the store LOL. They were yummy either way though
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