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That is the shroomie cooker??? :) Lets get it on!!! :wink_002:
THis is not exactly BBQ Hud (see below) .... BUT I wanted to get your attention about Needles...
Is anyone bringing a blender to Needles??? :)
Start with Jameson whiskey (or your favorite brand of Irish whiskey), then throw in some cream, sweetened condensed milk, instant coffee, chocolate syrup and vanilla and give it a whir in the blender for a few minutes until blended and creamy. Funnel it into pretty bottles and refrigerate for up to 2 months! You can use it in recipes or give it as a gift for holidays or special occasions.
The drink is smooth, creamy and definitely packs a little bit of a punch!
Homemade Baileys Irish Cream
Yield: 34 ounces
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
An incredibly easy recipe for making your own Baileys Irish Cream at home!
Ingredients:
1⅔ cups Jamison Irish whiskey
1 cup half & half or heavy cream
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 teaspoon instant coffee
Directions:
1. Combine all ingredients in a blender and puree on high speed for 30 seconds.
2. Transfer mixture to an airtight container or glass bottle with a tight-fitting lid and store in the refrigerator for up to 2 months. Shake well before using.
On the menu for tonight (Valentines Day):
three steaks (one porterhouse/two strips) mariniated in worstacheshasheshershireshire sauce/garlic/salt/pepper/olive oil
salmon with garlic/salt/pepper/lemon/butter
LARGE amount of marinated mushrooms (in the secret KUNG FOOOOO sauce)
grilled onions
chicken thighs (marinated in ginger/soy sauce/garlic/salt/pepper/crushed red pepper/peanut oil and a dash of sesame oil)
Photos to follow...
just starting...
The onions have butter/brown sugar melting on them
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Finished...
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Mmmm, smokey!!!
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Got the Tri Tip rubbed down for Moms Birthday Q Tomorrow
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:eat: Can you share the recipie OR is it top secret???
THE GRILL IS CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER.... :hilarious:
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Temps came back up today.... Grill REopened...
Bacon for B.L.T.s Dont let it get too dark when cooking bacon on the grill...
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HUD and the MONDO "Big Ugly" smoker...
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HUD layin down the classic BIG SMOKE... Mushroom time...
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Mine are pretty basic and i rely on the flava of the smoke, apple wood being my fave for fish... Hickory or oak for ribs BUT not too much... Hud and I just had this discussion over the weekend... We both confessed to ruining nice pieces of meat with TOO much wood smoke, it's easy to do...
Green ash for pork is a good one also...
Beef gets garlic/salt/pepper/worcheshire/olive oil marinade at my house... Pork gets salt/pepper/garlic... Chicken gets lemon pepper... But that is just me/my taste...
I do like some of the different dry rubs that I have had on ribs...
As for finishing sauce/glaze, we have our own faves here in STL that are quite different than K.C. or Memphis...
Ive yet to meet a grilled spare rib that I didnt like...
Well, I finally got a day off that doesn't involve me going out of town. Pulled the cover off the smoker. SAWEEEEEEET PIGGYYYYYYY!!!!!!!
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Blown Gas Flats to Rope...
In loving memory of
Chris "Church Mouse" Blevens
Can you say...smoke ring? 5hrs in the smoke, 3 1/2hrs in an covered aluminum tray. Internal temp of 205*, rested covered for 30min.
Pretty darn tasty. Wish y'all could taste this.
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Blown Gas Flats to Rope...
In loving memory of
Chris "Church Mouse" Blevens