What's for Dinner?
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When I do an eye round roast, I put it in a foil lasagna pans with a couple of holes in the bottom for fat drainage. I get them at BJs, they are 30 for about $6. The sides of the pan will protect the meat and even out the heat. You could also lower that temp to 225 to extend your cook if you want it to slow down a bit. If you have to wrap in foil (to keep moist) with the shiny side pointing outward, it will reflect some of the heat.
Varis, I want to grow up to be like you, so I'm drinking Modelo and just bought a $6.49 (outrageous) a pound small chuck roast (paid around $18 but I wanted to grill some beef). Pounded with a meat mallet and added some kosher salt, slightly cracked peppercorns and a little red wine. Plan on a slower indirect cook to about 140*F later today. Wifey will make some GF mac'n'cheese and a salad Whipping up a batch of bleu cheese dressing in a moment, once I finish my beer.
yep, meat prices went up, even at Costco I paid like $5.49/lb for the chuck roast.
Salud/cheers to the Modelo
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Mike, we are 5 but today we have a couple friends that came over to spend some time.
Was over earlier trying to show my brother how to site in his new pellet gun. Started the charcoal a bit late, but still managed a 10 minute rest and dinner by 6:30 (we aim for 6). Wifey made up a batch of GF mac and cheese and a salad. Though I hit 150 on some thinner parts of the roast, still was able to find most pieces with a bit of pink color to them, so I didn't totally overdo it. Very tender and my son still at home said it was better than the London broil type meat I usually make.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Cleaning out the fridge a bit. Barbacoa and chicken nachos.
Dessert! My daughters smore. I don't fancy them, would rather have two or three beers (about the same calorie wise). Beautiful evening, got the fire pit going, don't want to go to bed to wake up at 4:30 am. Heck, they can't see if my eyes are bloodshot, I'm working at home.
Wifey was toasting a marshmellow all wrong on the fire, I commented and she pointed the stick (which was rather long) at me and said where she would place it when she caught up to me. Marital bliss at its best.
Wifey was toasting a marshmellow all wrong on the fire, I commented and she pointed the stick (which was rather long) at me and said where she would place it when she caught up to me. Marital bliss at its best.
Only one pic this time! 
If you pay attention, you may discern a theme here. To cap off the long weekend, we enjoyed: leftover sauteed spinach (EVOO, garlic, lemon); Romanesco broccoli (steamed then roasted, with EVOO, then sauced with capers, butter, lemon, and garlic); leftover grilled garlic scapes; pinto beans (garlic, rosemary, thyme, EVOO); sauteed 'shrooms and onions (garlic, thyme); and leftover fried pork chops (fennel, marjoram and sadly, no Vitamin G).
If you pay attention, you may discern a theme here. To cap off the long weekend, we enjoyed: leftover sauteed spinach (EVOO, garlic, lemon); Romanesco broccoli (steamed then roasted, with EVOO, then sauced with capers, butter, lemon, and garlic); leftover grilled garlic scapes; pinto beans (garlic, rosemary, thyme, EVOO); sauteed 'shrooms and onions (garlic, thyme); and leftover fried pork chops (fennel, marjoram and sadly, no Vitamin G).
@sour_grapes Gourmet!
Looks delish!! Lots of garlic and beans in that array, smells like trouble..............LOL!Only one pic this time!
If you pay attention, you may discern a theme here. To cap off the long weekend, we enjoyed: leftover sauteed spinach (EVOO, garlic, lemon); Romanesco broccoli (steamed then roasted, with EVOO, then sauced with capers, butter, lemon, and garlic); leftover grilled garlic scapes; pinto beans (garlic, rosemary, thyme, EVOO); sauteed 'shrooms and onions (garlic, thyme); and leftover fried pork chops (fennel, marjoram and sadly, no Vitamin G).
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For the last four months we have been building a new kitchen at our winery. We gutted the old farmhouse kitchen in our 120 year old building and put in all washable surfaces and commercial stainless steel appliances, tables and shelves. I have to say, I LOVE cooking in a kitchen that I can keep clean and sanitary! Over this past weekend I made several different dishes in the new space. I'm still honing my Ramen skills, so a bowl of spicy mushroom shoyu ramen with Korean chili paste hit the spot. We did pizzas on another night. We had our employees over to show them the new space and treat them to some food so I made some green and red enchiladas. We are a little worried about our limited opening of the winery next weekend, but at least we can now provide something better to eat than packaged cheese and crackers.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Pretzel dogs for lunch. Definitely doing these again!
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
I hit the 'semi-easy' button. Used a Pilsbury pizza crust and just cut it into strips to wrap the dogs. Then a 30 second soak in some baking soda infused, boiling water and into the oven for 10 minutes.
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