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WHAT DID YOU COOK FOR CHRISTMAS (PHOTOS)
Christmas Turkey
Christmas Turkey With Grill Marks
Buffalo Prime Rib Roast
[Edited on 12-27-2009 by ELINVESTI8]
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OOOOO! BUFFALO prime rib!-
Sorry, I lost the camera adapter thingy to post pics, so all I can say is--- we had not-the-best beef prime rib. It cooked up great, but had a big
vein of gristle. AW WELL... the camarones last night were good ~
Good thing the outlaws....OOPS! I MEAN IN-laws weren't here looking to be impressed
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Park Avenue Pate
Steamed amejas
King Crab
Lobster
Lots of drawn butter
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We had a great couple days of xmas feasting with friends and familia in Asuncion...turkey...juanita's famous scallop potatoes, crablaurieboats famous
apple sausage, awesome baked goodies by zoe, liz, me... and of course LOBSTERS provided by Bimbo and Chepe!!!! We are truly blessed!!
here are some of the feasters...featuring Manolo in the middle!!
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fried my 1st turkey with the fryer i got 5 years ago.
no pics.
now i have to clean up 2 gals of used oil.
and its like 38 out this morning.
next time i want to fry a whole bone in pork loin. i think there is potential there.
neat thing about deep fried turkey is it takes just 30 minutes.
but forever to get the oil hot. then chasing the needle getting it to stay the right temp.
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Thank you to those of you who participated. It looks like everyone ate well. Thanks again!
PS: Shari, nice group of people you got there!
PSS: I should have put this out way before Christmas so you could have photographed the food as it was cooking.
Oh well, lesson learned.
David
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Are you ready for this?
BBQ/Smoked Turkey with Bacon strips, on the Weber- the juices drop into the pan for great gravey fix'ns and ooze into the turkey stuffing...
fantastic!
Bob H
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Nice Bob!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ELINVESTI8
Nice Bob! |
Thanks! You just can't imagine how that bacon tastes, unreal.
Bob H
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Dern cooked a prime rib. Cody worked for two days to provide the dessert.
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Nice Christmas Cookies. Looks delicious!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
fried my 1st turkey with the fryer i got 5 years ago.
no pics.
now i have to clean up 2 gals of used oil.
and its like 38 out this morning.
next time i want to fry a whole bone in pork loin. i think there is potential there.
neat thing about deep fried turkey is it takes just 30 minutes.
but forever to get the oil hot. then chasing the needle getting it to stay the right temp. |
capt. mike.. how was it, have always wanted to try one... but I always get, no we are fixing it the normal way... just wondered how it tasted?
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Bob H, that looks killer.. getting hungry just looking at it.... and to think "no bacon police" thanks much
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well i liked it fine but i'd do a few
| Quote: | Originally posted by wessongroup
| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
fried my 1st turkey with the fryer i got 5 years ago.
no pics.
now i have to clean up 2 gals of used oil.
and its like 38 out this morning.
next time i want to fry a whole bone in pork loin. i think there is potential there.
neat thing about deep fried turkey is it takes just 30 minutes.
but forever to get the oil hot. then chasing the needle getting it to stay the right temp. |
capt. mike.. how was it, have always wanted to try one... but I always get, no we are fixing it the normal way... just wondered how it tasted?
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things differently next time:
back off to 3 min per lb instead 3.5
keep heat uniform at 325 as much as possible - avoid over 350
season it more thoroughly
inject it 1st
but yeah - tender and juicy - the skin is great crispy!
i am looking forward to doing a duck and a goose. also a pork loin boner in.
get one they are on sale all over.
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Capt Mike, great recommendations on the turkey fryer. Had a fried turkey once at a friends house and it was very good. I think they fried it up on
peanut oil, if I remember correctly.
I still prefer my smoked turkey on the Weber kettle grill. The
gravy and stuffing are to die for and the turkey is very juicy.
Standing around the grill at the end eating the bacon appetizer is to die for!
Bob H
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Dang it.. I've been smoking a turkey for the last 15 years, every thanksgiving but have not..... done..... the bacon strips............. It has to
trap and and flavor... I think I'll smoke one now.
MARTIN-O
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| Quote: | Originally posted by msawin
Dang it.. I've been smoking a turkey for the last 15 years, every thanksgiving but have not..... done..... the bacon strips............. It has to
trap and and flavor... I think I'll smoke one now.
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Martin, I've been smoking turkey's on a Weber grill since the mid 70's. I didn't think of the bacon idea until about 10 years ago. When I pull this
off, and we have friends over, the look on their face is unforgettable. Then, they all steal the idea!
Bob H
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steal the deal ??? no way.. I never would. <..>
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Capt Mike...
....Run all that used oil through a filter and use it to fuel your diesel powered aircraft......or maybe a neighbor's diesel pickup...
Happy Days...Ray
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\"It doesn\'t use numbers or moving hands It always just says now...\"
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man!! can you believe how expensive peanut oil is??
i used house branded poly un veg oil.
peanut oil was waaaay too $$$$$.
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