What's for supper?

  • eyeguy507
    SE MN
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    #2287591

    that looks like a great feast for the weekend BC!

    I’m doing burgers tomorrow. It will take all my might to take a few pix before I destroy em?

    Happy Labor day IDO

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
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    #2287632

    dang BC……eatin good this weekend!!!!! peace woot

    looks great.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 20181
    #2287643

    I forgot to take a plate picture but I got the good smoke ring Pic. They were very juicy and bite off the bone, none of that falling off the bone stuff for us

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    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2287649

    damn nice BC!!!

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11735
    #2287727

    13 lb turkey over charcoal.

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    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2287729

    great lookin bird!!! great color too!!!

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
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    #2287741

    That turkey looks killer. We did family pictures tonight so we swung by carbones in white bear.

    BigWerm
    SW Metro
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    #2287744

    Did some big old beef ribs this weekend, just SPG and charcoal.

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    Sharon
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    SE Metro
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    #2287924

    I made chicken breasts on the grill for supper. I sliced both of them down the middle so they cook quicker, dusted them with garlic powder and seasonings, and then brushed them with butter about halfway through grilling. They’re delicious!!
    woot

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn
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    #2287947

    Sharon……what do you do to them so they dont dry out????? i find white meat dries out to easy.

    that turkey i posted above i injected with butter mixed with seasonings before and during the cooking process. even after a few days it seems so dry. it usually goes into soup or chow mein!

    Sharon
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    SE Metro
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    #2287950

    Okay I gotta get through this paragraph without giggling… rotflol whistling

    To be honest, I think I’ve just gotten lucky so far with grilling breasts that end up good ‘n juicy. I try to pick out good looking breasts and then season them while the grill is starting up. I do think cooking them at a higher temp for a shorter amount of time might be doing the trick, and I only flipped them once. I’m still learning the grill and how the vents help control the temperature and the grill seemed hotter last night than the last time I grilled chicken. Maybe the butter really was a good trick too! John gobbled up his plate and went back for seconds so I take that as a good sign! mrgreen waytogo

    John Rasmussen
    Blaine
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    #2287971

    breasts that end up good ‘n juicy. I try to pick out good looking breasts

    I have so many questions that I feel like I shouldn’t ask. whistling rotflol rotflol

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2287982

    yup I agree!!! rotflol

    Sharon
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    #2287983

    LOL! jester jester

    Netguy
    Minnetonka
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    #2288444

    For lunch today, grilled, marinated, fresh teal breasts and grilled just-picked sweet corn. As Andy Griffith used to say, “Gooooooo…..ooood!”
    I’ve been eaten my sweet corn for ~2 weeks and it goes from garden to gut in 30-40 minutes.

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn
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    #2288448

    I couldn’t post a picture cause I guess it’s to large and I ain’t figured out how to get them to fit with this phone yet bawling smash but that turkey I grilled is now a whole bunch of nummy soup waytogo

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11735
    #2288449

    For lunch today, grilled, marinated, fresh teal breasts and grilled just-picked sweet corn. As Andy Griffith used to say, “Gooooooo…..ooood!”
    I’ve been eaten my sweet corn for ~2 weeks and it goes from garden to gut in 30-40 minutes.

    dang looks great. waytogo

    I love grilled sweet corn. I usually soak it in water with husk on for about 3 hours before it hits the grill. I should try it your way once

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2288452

    looks great Netguy!!!

    Netguy
    Minnetonka
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    #2288453

    I should try it your way once

    If you grill it out of the husk from raw it takes quite a while. I cook it in water, then goes straight to the grill while it is still hot to put the char on it.
    For the teal breasts, I used a meat thermometer and pulled them at 130 degrees. Very good!! Easy to over cook without the thermometer.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
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    #2288523

    Pork steaks and goodies. I tried netguys way of sweet corn plus wrapped some in foil. It was very good. I didn’t boil it, took maybe 1/2 hour

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    Netguy
    Minnetonka
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    #2288526

    Looks good Glenn!!
    The way I’ve cooked corn this summer has been bring water to a boil, put corn in and shut off, cover and let sit for 9-10.
    I finished my first planting this evening. I may get a few cobs out of the second planting.

    Deuces
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    #2289270

    Kiddos been sick, dad usually makes some soup, zuppa this round for her, lil toasted sourdough on the side

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    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2289275

    applause good for you and hope she gets better soon!!

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
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    #2289278

    Kiddos been sick, dad usually makes some soup, zuppa this round for her, lil toasted sourdough on the side

    My kid was sick half the week as well.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
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    #2290241

    Little take out Chinese this evening since the lady is out and about. Hot and spicy chicken with fried rice

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    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
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    #2290298

    One of our favorite was just shredded. Threw the pork butt on the smoker at 230am and pulled it at 1, let it sit till 3 and just shredded it. Beans and Mac have about a hour left on the smoker.

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    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
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    #2290308

    great eats!!!

    walleyesforme
    Posts: 355
    #2290313

    That looks awesome! We’ve been doing chuck roasts on the pellet grill. We were getting them in the 2 packs from Sam’s club but went to superone today to get one and it was $8 a pound. They are so Dang good but not that good. Crazy!

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
    Posts: 1187
    #2290316

    chuck roasts on the pellet grill

    been thinking about doing that too.. hear it’s dang good!!!

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