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Quick Weekday Cooks
Acn
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Did a couple of quick and easy cooks last 2 nights. Got the egg started, did some other prep, got dinner done. First were ribeyes, heavy pepper and kosher salt. Did them direct at about 425; although for the first part of the cook they were to the front of the egg, with the hottest part of the fire at the back. Served with baked potato and kale.








LBGE
Pikesville, MD
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Next did chicken thighs, raised direct at 350-375, for about 45 minutes. Served with black beans and sautéed Brussels sprouts.



LBGE
Pikesville, MD
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I cooked thighs w/ Oakwood BBQ Game Bird and Chicken yesterday for White Chicken Chile. Great rub!New Albany, Ohio
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Most eggcellent! How was the kale? We use it a lot in our morning smoothies but, I haven't even thought of egging it. I figure 2-4C of spinach or kale or spring greens in my smoothy is plenty
LBGE 2013 & MM 2014Die Hard HUSKER & BRONCO FANFlying Low & Slow in "Da Burg" FL -
I didn't actually do the kale in the egg, although I could have used a DO indirect for it. I just sauteed onion and garlic in bacon grease, added the kale and 1/4 cup chicken broth (only because it was bagged, when I have to wash the water the salad spinner doesn't get off is plenty of moisture), and then cover. Cook over low heat until it is all soft - around 40 minutes or so. Same way I cook almost every green.NPHuskerFL said:Most eggcellent! How was the kale? We use it a lot in our morning smoothies but, I haven't even thought of egging it. I figure 2-4C of spinach or kale or spring greens in my smoothy is plenty
LBGE
Pikesville, MD
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@thebuckeye - Thanks for the fork OK! I've enjoyed the Oakridge rubs I've tried so far, will have to decide which ones to add the regular arsenal.
LBGE
Pikesville, MD
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