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I cooked some'en: Cereso stuffed peppers &fajhetas
JLOCKHART29
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It was supposed to be bad hear all weekend with the storms but bairly showered so I set in to cook most of the afternoon. Glad it didn't get bad as my mother in law and bro in law were less than a mile from that tornado that came threw Ark. last night. They were watching it from a storm celler. They are ok as is there "stuff" but at least one died and a lot hurt and property damage. Ok as per tridition hears your raws:

I believe this was the best corn I have had in years. Didn't realie it was white corn when I got it at Wal Mart but it was so sweet. Jake acted like crack addict flying from shoulder to shoulder begging it off the cob!LOL Had my ridding partner and his wife over as well. Just pealed the husk back and desilked, soaked in water 15 min then brushed with EVOO and Tonys seasoning. Re husk and tye and on the small for about 1 1/2 hours at 350ish rotating ends and position in the Egg every 20 min or so.

Next blistered my pablano's. I used to sweat them in a bag after blistering on the S. Ark. fish fryer but have found that just tossing them in the sink floating them in water for about 5 min. works just as well and easer.

Have a Mexican store in town. Only one really and the little gal doesn't speak a word of English but we have gotton better at communicating. Last time I told her I wanted "dose" of the cereso sausage. I got two lbs!LOL This time I got two links. Cut the caseing off them and tossed in the presimmon.

Some flank stake marinated in 1/2 dark beer, salt and pepper, Wosthshire sause, a little sugar, vinigar, fresh miced garlic and some Italian dressing for 2 hours along with Vidalia onions, colored bells, shrimps that were caoted in EVOO and DP's Tusmeania Spin all grilled with on the Small while the Medium handled my stuffed pabalanos with breakfast sausage from butcher, chereso and some kind of crumbly white chees a nice little old Mexicn lady told me to get when I picked up the "wrong" one infront of the Mexican section at Wal Mart! :laugh: (She was right! It made the peppers :woohoo: )

Most of the regulas know Old Susie died on us last Nov. and been having one problem after another due to tricks by Mother nature on getting that Shepherd pup we have had depot on since last Nov. Hopefully she will come inheat in the next 2 weeks as breeder said she was blowing her coat now. Keeping fingers crossed. Any this is HRCH Creek Robing Mink SH. Needs one pass for her MH. Dad cleaned her up and told us to keep her for a few days if we wanted to. She has made quite the Smoke Shack dog!Several times I called her Susie as she looks so similuar and acts a lot like Sue never barking and real sneekie for meat timmings!LOL It's good to have a dog (Mink)around again if only for a few days.

Only bad thing was the flank stake. Even cut across it still was bad tough but all in all no one left hungry! :laugh:


Yea...the bird.

Another, as Beli says, baby ribeye today! Starting to get a collection of them in the pasture.

I believe this was the best corn I have had in years. Didn't realie it was white corn when I got it at Wal Mart but it was so sweet. Jake acted like crack addict flying from shoulder to shoulder begging it off the cob!LOL Had my ridding partner and his wife over as well. Just pealed the husk back and desilked, soaked in water 15 min then brushed with EVOO and Tonys seasoning. Re husk and tye and on the small for about 1 1/2 hours at 350ish rotating ends and position in the Egg every 20 min or so.

Next blistered my pablano's. I used to sweat them in a bag after blistering on the S. Ark. fish fryer but have found that just tossing them in the sink floating them in water for about 5 min. works just as well and easer.

Have a Mexican store in town. Only one really and the little gal doesn't speak a word of English but we have gotton better at communicating. Last time I told her I wanted "dose" of the cereso sausage. I got two lbs!LOL This time I got two links. Cut the caseing off them and tossed in the presimmon.

Some flank stake marinated in 1/2 dark beer, salt and pepper, Wosthshire sause, a little sugar, vinigar, fresh miced garlic and some Italian dressing for 2 hours along with Vidalia onions, colored bells, shrimps that were caoted in EVOO and DP's Tusmeania Spin all grilled with on the Small while the Medium handled my stuffed pabalanos with breakfast sausage from butcher, chereso and some kind of crumbly white chees a nice little old Mexicn lady told me to get when I picked up the "wrong" one infront of the Mexican section at Wal Mart! :laugh: (She was right! It made the peppers :woohoo: )

Most of the regulas know Old Susie died on us last Nov. and been having one problem after another due to tricks by Mother nature on getting that Shepherd pup we have had depot on since last Nov. Hopefully she will come inheat in the next 2 weeks as breeder said she was blowing her coat now. Keeping fingers crossed. Any this is HRCH Creek Robing Mink SH. Needs one pass for her MH. Dad cleaned her up and told us to keep her for a few days if we wanted to. She has made quite the Smoke Shack dog!Several times I called her Susie as she looks so similuar and acts a lot like Sue never barking and real sneekie for meat timmings!LOL It's good to have a dog (Mink)around again if only for a few days.

Only bad thing was the flank stake. Even cut across it still was bad tough but all in all no one left hungry! :laugh:


Yea...the bird.

Another, as Beli says, baby ribeye today! Starting to get a collection of them in the pasture.

Comments
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Awesome cook JL! Thanks for the tip on peeling the poblanos. I'm off to the Farmer's Market, may have to pick up a few for tonight, looks too good. Nice looking pup, good luck on getting yours.
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Dean, I'm glad you and your family are ok. That was a miserable storm that came through. I'm so sad for all the people that it affected. Mother Nature can be really tough on us.
Nice lineup of food there Dean!! I bet it was tasty and your guests enjoyed it. Those stuffed pablanos you do are "killer" good. Did you get to go out for a ride? That must be fun to do. We really want to make it down there on our way to New Orleans. Would love to see you and Doreen.
Love your dad's dog, she's a beauty. I sure hope things go as planned for getting your pup. You've spent some much time and energy into finding that breeder.
I need to get back to you on the email you sent. Very interesting and I know Del would love to talk to you about it too.
Give Doreen a big hug and Jake that little corn eating parrot a kiss. -
Baby Ribeyes, to funny. Dinner loks nice.
Mike -
JL, I always enjoy your cook posts. Good stuff! Looks Like the Small is right at home on the new pad.
ps, I will take the loin and brisket.
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Looking good JL. I'll be by later...
Doug -
Just make sure they are blistered good. I used to spend a lot of time sprinkling them with water then sticking in bag rotating every so often. This works just as good for me and a whole lot less work. The more I cook the more I realize this whole thing an't rocket science!! :laugh:
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Great post Dean. Cindy and I rode Friday. I ordered the new windshield bag for Road Kings from T-Bags it should arrive fed ex any day now. Have a great weekend and stay dry. Tim & Cindy
PS We got the Adjustable Rig now and I love how the spatchcock turns out high in the dome. yum yum -
All things considering MOST people got lucky up there. I say MOST as a school techer Maw in law knows wife got killed. Rain showers off and on yesterday so no ride. Just a few cold beers and cooking!LOL You and Del are WELCOME hear anytime Sis. We maybe heading back to N.O this year again instead of Col. like we wanted to due to the funds for the Shepherd. Don't worry about the long email the other night. Lots in that one. Just the rantings of a shift worker late at night!! :P (course all the info was correct)
Course all the info was true) -
Thanks Mike!
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"ps, I will take the loin and brisket" Now that made me laugh! :laugh:
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You best get to moving then Doug! You got a LOOONG way!! Randi and the kids all doing well I hope? Tell her me and Doreen said hello!
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We took about a 200 miler Monday. 75-80 Degrees and not a cloud in the sky. Was a little cool when we left and a little hot in stop and go but with a linnerless vented leather one of the most perfict days in a long time. Just me and wife doing what we wanted to. If you order stuff much check out this link: https://www.zanottimotor.com/shopping/partLookUp.html
Have been using John and the guys up there to mil order for years and never a bad experance. Generally 20% and more off all HD parts as well as after market. Just type in the HD part number or look up after market part number in the Drag book or others they have links to on the web site and it will tell you price and shipping. Only problem is it will cost you about $15 to get a rear blinker shipped to you so to speak but by the same token a set of heads, set of cylinders, S&S .570 gear cams, pistons, rings, barrings, push rods, cylinder studs, ect only cost about $25 shipping. I generally order expensive stuff or a lot of stuff at one time when I order. -
Same back to you, miss you guys, really enjoyed seeing you, shame its gonna be another year :(
Doug -
We'd love to see both of you. We haven't set the dates for the NO's trip. But maybe we could work it out so we're there around the same time. Can you imagine the 4 of us wandering around Bourbon Street.
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JL,
Nice cook! Flanks can be like that even with a marinade. I use hanger, flap or skirt instead. IIf you have a jacaard tenderizer it will soften up the flank.
Try burning the peppers in the small on 11.
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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Thanks I'll check it out. Tim
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Put 2 poblanos on the fire just before searing a steak tonight. Blistered them up real well then threw them in a sink of water. I tell you, easiest peppers to peel than I've ever done before. Thanks!
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Oh, wow. N.O. is our home away from home! We like to stay at the Monteleone on the corner of Royal and Bienville. Always a great town to spend time in. DOW would have a blast! :woohoo:
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Very nice!!!
I could eat that!
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