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I don't know, it tasted good, but I am overly proud of the sear marks in this picture.
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I should mention, the rub/bark was spicier than I usually use and I separated a lot of it to mix in to taste and left the bulk of the pork with just a little mixed in (and spread around from handling/pulling it with pvc gloves) so it would not be to…
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Even better, they were used for "sliders" using leftover birthday tenderloin (reverse sear done on the Egg) with some blue cheese mashed with melted butter and horseradish. : )
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Thanks. I would have preferred it to be a bit browner, but it could have turned out a lot worse and I will take it for a first attempt of a homemade pie crust, ever. I like the beer flavor in the gravy, but the Highland Brewing Oatmeal Porter I us…
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Had leftover pie for dinner last night and heated it up (I had my lunch one cold) it was definitely more bitter, so like beer itself, colder=less bitter.
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Okay, quick update. The bitterness seems to have faded somewhat, so if you want to try the beer gravy I would suggest a dark, flavorful, non-bitter, beer. And I would maybe only do 3/4 to 1 cup of substitution. Not sure of the food chemistry that …
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And the before:
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Did indirect, I was aiming for a roasted bird, and while fresh has advantages, I am too cheap and buy frozen. The test bird was $.99/pound, and I am hoping for a sale this week or next to get the Thanksgiving one even cheaper.
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We have done a variety of turkeys over the years, from simple to complex, and I typically defer to her as to how she wants to do it up. I am personally hoping for something simple. : )
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Correction, I did do two melted butter bastings.
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henapple, over in the table forum, http://www.eggheadforum.com/discussion/1156710/new-large-egg-with-its-new-home-as-of-yesterday-and-a-couple-of-questions#latest
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Love the advanced moisture retention system Goatsegg!
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Thanks for the comments and compliments. I think I am leaning away from using an umbrella attached to the table. For now I will probably go with a plastic container with holes for the wires for the probe, and maybe at some point in the future I wi…
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Woot has umbrellas which is why I am considering it: http://www.woot.com/plus/tilt-patio-umbrellas