What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
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Beautiful tucker mate!!^^^
Imbibed with Chinese flavours then cooked again, unctious pork and asparagus, mushrooms and bok choy
My rebellion against the silly concepts religion bring us!
Imbibed with Chinese flavours then cooked again, unctious pork and asparagus, mushrooms and bok choy
My rebellion against the silly concepts religion bring us!
2015 Smokin In The City-Boarshank Redemption
Buccaneer, BeachBums, Alimac23, SilentBob!
Buccaneer, BeachBums, Alimac23, SilentBob!
Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
This was my last cook last Thursday afternoon for dinner.
Went up to Dunolly camping for the week and purchased a couple of Porterhouse steaks, lamb cutlets and sausages at the local butcher there Thursday lunchtime.
All I can say is that the quality was so bloody good. Expensive but well worth it.
If I knew there was a butcher shop in town I would not have bothered taking any meat with me.
If you're ever in the area drop in and buy some meat there.* It is well worth it.
Stuff the prospecting. I'm going back there for the butcher.
*No affiliation
Went up to Dunolly camping for the week and purchased a couple of Porterhouse steaks, lamb cutlets and sausages at the local butcher there Thursday lunchtime.
All I can say is that the quality was so bloody good. Expensive but well worth it.
If I knew there was a butcher shop in town I would not have bothered taking any meat with me.
If you're ever in the area drop in and buy some meat there.* It is well worth it.
Stuff the prospecting. I'm going back there for the butcher.
*No affiliation
Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
Rubbed Leg of Lamb
Done - Wrapped and stuck in esky to rest for an hour while the Gravy is made.
Baked Spud, Pumpkin & Carrots
Next day - Just right for Cold Cuts on fresh bread with Tomato Sauce
Why waste the remaining stored heat, when there's a stale Fruit Loaf in the house ?
Thanks also, to U.G. for earlier advice
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
Good work Romulus!
Nice to see bread and butter pud! I often make one from stale croissants.
Cheers
Chris
Nice to see bread and butter pud! I often make one from stale croissants.
Cheers
Chris
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
I hate this topic. Every time I open it it makes me super hungry!
Nice one Grillnoob!
Nice one Grillnoob!
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
So yesterday was my second attempt at beef and pork ribs.
Previous beef ribs turned out great but not perfect and I butchered some meatless pork ribs first time around.
This time was much better and surprisingly the beef ribs only needed 5 hours and the pork 3 with both foiled for 1 hour on the WSM and rested for 45mins.
Previous beef ribs turned out great but not perfect and I butchered some meatless pork ribs first time around.
This time was much better and surprisingly the beef ribs only needed 5 hours and the pork 3 with both foiled for 1 hour on the WSM and rested for 45mins.
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Great looking Ribs
Cheers, Dave
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
I cooked up a slow roasted, king island salt grass fed lamb shoulder -purchased from James at Moorabin Airport a couple of weeks ago. It was cooked on my large kettle using a 2-3 brickette snake. It was sensational and all agreed that it was the best slow cook I've ever done - not that I've done that many but I'll accept the compliments.
Titch, a huge thank you for taking the time to share your experience here: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showt ... p?t=174348. I followed your method and held the lamb in the mid 80s for about 3 hours and then double foiled and rested it while surrounded by towels in one of those silver lined reusable shopping bags. While your post was some years ago now it is still being used and was spot on. The lamb was just carveable, just.
Management was running late with the veges and salad so I forgot to take any "post" photos but will pop up the "pre" ones shortly.
Titch, a huge thank you for taking the time to share your experience here: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showt ... p?t=174348. I followed your method and held the lamb in the mid 80s for about 3 hours and then double foiled and rested it while surrounded by towels in one of those silver lined reusable shopping bags. While your post was some years ago now it is still being used and was spot on. The lamb was just carveable, just.
Management was running late with the veges and salad so I forgot to take any "post" photos but will pop up the "pre" ones shortly.
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
I got a bit hungry on Monday having stood next to my new Hark Tri-Fire for 2 days firing it empty except for a water bath and temp probes to try and learn how to drive it
Looking sad and empty, apart from the ET-735 probes
So I cooked a point end brisket and a large pork shoulder yesterday
Rubbed and ready for injection and firing
Shoulder ready for pulling
(Forgot to get one of the brisket cooked)
Post-pull shoulder
A LOT of brisket
Looking sad and empty, apart from the ET-735 probes
So I cooked a point end brisket and a large pork shoulder yesterday
Rubbed and ready for injection and firing
Shoulder ready for pulling
(Forgot to get one of the brisket cooked)
Post-pull shoulder
A LOT of brisket
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
That's some mighty fine looking cue mate, now I'm hungry!
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What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
Got a new toy from Chris (Urbangriller) and had to take it for a test run.
Took a spatchcock chicken (flatty) and gave it a greek inspired marinade.
As for the toy. It works a treat and damn accurate and quick. I would recommend it.
Took a spatchcock chicken (flatty) and gave it a greek inspired marinade.
As for the toy. It works a treat and damn accurate and quick. I would recommend it.
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Re: What Did You Cook Part 11 - January 1 2015
Guys, this is my first post so go easy on me
We celebrated Easter with my new Weber Rotisserie Kit. Yes it was slightly expensive but from the results so far I'm more than happy.
First up nice and easy marinated chook. Greek inspired marinade and brushed it with lemon, garlic and oregano during the cook.
2.5 hour slow cook, turned out very tender inside.
Following night tried a nice Pork Loin. Wanted to see how the crackle ended up. Wasn't disappointed at all. Crackle amazing. Charcoal on both sides of the rotisserie seemed to work well. This ended up being my best Pork Loin to date
Used some smoke pellets to flavour the pork during the cook.
Looking forward to sharing many more after watching this thread for over a year I thought I would join in
We celebrated Easter with my new Weber Rotisserie Kit. Yes it was slightly expensive but from the results so far I'm more than happy.
First up nice and easy marinated chook. Greek inspired marinade and brushed it with lemon, garlic and oregano during the cook.
2.5 hour slow cook, turned out very tender inside.
Following night tried a nice Pork Loin. Wanted to see how the crackle ended up. Wasn't disappointed at all. Crackle amazing. Charcoal on both sides of the rotisserie seemed to work well. This ended up being my best Pork Loin to date
Used some smoke pellets to flavour the pork during the cook.
Looking forward to sharing many more after watching this thread for over a year I thought I would join in
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Very nice KL-Griller, welcome and thanks for posting, we hope to see lots more. Looks like you are the master of that rotti already