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What's for dinner?

Fronty Owner

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We had chili and spaghetti... It was cincinnati chili seasoning, add ground beef and tomato paste and chili beans. Boil up some spaghetti and put the chili over it. Serve with some shredded cheddar cheese and soup crackers. Chase it with brownies and milk! ;)

No pics. Its gone already.
 
that would be a threeway right?

got a local burger place that servers chili over spagetti. three way or fourway (add a handful of onions)
 
Culinary Pimpin....

I'm going to start takin pix of my din din now....my wife is an amazing cook!
 
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from a few years back. Just looked really good.

I got a couple buddies around the world that are foodies and really enjoy a picture of something good...
 
Tonight was salami and cheddar with mayo on white. Keepin it simple.
 


Just grilled up some cajun chicken and shrimp for the wife. The BBQ shrimp and coffee crusted porterhouse were mine... :D

...oh, and the beer too... :lol:
 
LES, I have a wood/charcoal grill somewhat similar to yours. Who makes that one? Looks like a good size.
 
nitesite said:
LES, I have a wood/charcoal grill somewhat similar to yours. Who makes that one? Looks like a good size.

It's by Master Forge,

Got it at Lowes last week. Has 800 sq. in. total, 576 sq. in. primary cooking area and 224 sq. in. warming rack. I've run it through it's paces the last few days and it's one helluva cooker...
 
Fronty Owner said:
looks good...

coffee crusted steak, interesting...

Thank you Sir!

...and a coffee crusted steak is AWESOME! The grounds seal in moisture and help keep the meat nice and tender. The juices in turn draw the coffee flavor into the meat. You end up with a tender, juicy steak with a hint of coffee flavor in every bite. It's unbelievable!
 
LAZY EYED SNIPER said:
nitesite said:
LES, I have a wood/charcoal grill somewhat similar to yours. Who makes that one? Looks like a good size.

It's by Master Forge,

Got it at Lowes last week. Has 800 sq. in. total, 576 sq. in. primary cooking area and 224 sq. in. warming rack. I've run it through it's paces the last few days and it's one helluva cooker...

Thanks! I bought this one at Lowes about 6-7 years ago and they promptly discontinued it. I love the adjustable setting for the fire height and being able to front load more coals! I'm really glad to see Lowes has come back out with another decent wood grille.

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Yup, looks like they've gone back to a tried and true design. Glad they did too, I'm lovin mine so far...
 
Grilled up some fresh sockeye salmon this evening...



Basted it in a home made honey bourbon glaze and served it up with wild rice...



It was some good eat'n...
 
FOODPORN

Exactly what the title says :mrgreen:

Post up your food creations!

Surprised there is not a Sticky for this already.... :|

I'll start it off and see if it catches on

STEAK KA-BOBS BEFORE:
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BOILING CAULIFLOWER FOR...
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FINAL PRODUCT:
STEAK KA-BOBS WITH AN AVOCADO BASIL SAUCE
WITH A SIDE OF GARLIC MASHED CAULIFLOWER (POTATO REPLACEMENT)
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LES...how fine of grounds for the steak? I'd like to try it....
 
No pic but I tried out our NEW -yes, new pressure cooker last night. In 1:15 I had the meat cooked (stock, water, GARLIC.) Then I cooled it down and added halved Yukon gold taters, 6 cut carrots and most of a head of cabbage in large wedges - back up to steam for 6 minutes and it was ready. The broth it formed was heavenly as it reduces as it cooks - some steam escaping.

There's just enough for a cold sandwich with the horseradish sauce that we didn't need last night and the rest as a bowl of soup....and I'm outta here - that made me hungry!! :shock:
 
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