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Everything I know about cooking I learned from the hobo stop the polar express.......I will be sprucing up things tonight finishing the gruel dish with french's fried onion rings......


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I found Christmas made ravioli in the freezer so better than good. Also made my first mint julep, it was good too.


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Did some pizzas on the primo. Hadn't done that in a long time. Always messy with 32 ingredients spread all over the counter, cornmeal and sauce everywhere.

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Originally Posted by jaguartx
Originally Posted by Old_Toot
Elk roast the size of a bowling ball just seared and put in the oven in a large iron pot with a tight lid.


What temp and for how long. Any sauce, veggies?



After searing at 450 degrees for 45 minutes I add the gravy that was made separately.

I make the gravey by whisking Tony Chacheres powdered roux using beef or chicken stock at a hard boil with a little salt, Black pepper, garlic powder and onion powder

Reduce the heat to 250 degrees for 6 hours.

I stuff the roast with a mixture of finely chopped garlic, red pepper flakes, dried onion flakes,finely minced beef suet and dried parsley. I stuff the roast 2 days before cooking and then bring it to room temperature.

Big pot of Zatarans rice and a spinach salad on the side.


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Sous vide tri tips were some of the best I've cooked. And I've cooked a lot of tri tip. Not nearly as chewy as a reverse sear. Hate to say it but those French pussies may be on to something with the sous vide. The sear on the Egg over lump and Hickory chunks produced a great grill flavor. Color me impressed.

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Oven roasted Rack of pork, comes out so tender and juicy! A friend of mine has been raving about Sous Vide, I am going to have to buy that gadget.

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