Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => MAK Grills => Topic started by: teesquare on March 13, 2013, 11:44:00 AM
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Used the micro plane to shave 2 smoked/dehydrated Jalapeno's from last years crop.......
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Dust these into some fresh cut cut up russet potatoes and diced sweet onion...add a little Jane's Crazy Salt...
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Set the MAK for SMOKE...for about 1 hour and put on some of the chicken w/dried cranberries and pistachio sausage LOOK at that color from the smoke!!!! The flavor was just amazing too!
(recipe HERE: http://www.letstalkbbq.com/index.php?topic=3072.0 )
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And...uh...in order to "reduce carbs" ;)...I let 2 sausages into the french bread. Hey - it was too big for one sausage. ;D
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Man - that was SOOOO good.
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Those turned out great Tim!! Glad to see you got some Q time in.
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Those turned out great Tim!! Glad to see you got some Q time in.
Thanks Aaron...now -if I could just get my raw materials I have been waiting on.....for a rub...... :'( )
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so not fair before breakfast. i love potatoes and sausage. your sausage looks really good. your living large my friend. food look killer. i want to get me some of tat. 8)
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Gosh Darn that looks good. I got lunch coming up in about 1/2 an hour and I am ready to eat a rump from a skunk and then ya gotta post these pics...... ;D ;)
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Man, that looks good!
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Looks real good Tim!
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Very nice... I've got to give that a try.
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OK... You got me going with that so I thought I'd put a spin on it and make smoked home fries. (I'm getting bored with regular home fries.)
A couple of diced russets... some fresh chipotle powder (from yesterday's smoked jalapenos), a healthy sprinkle of Instant Gourmet, freshly ground black pepper, sliced red onion and diced green pepper...
Onto the Yoder (with hickory) and the A-Maze-N tube for some extra smoke... 250 degrees F.
Gonna let it cook for an hour and see where it needs to go from there... I have some homemade andouille that I'll diced up and add later.
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Tee, I like the flavor combo you have going on in that sausage, and them taters look mighty tasty.
It looks like you've discovered the wonder of the MAK griddle. I'm willing to bet it gets used a lot. 8)
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Thank you ladies and germs.... ;D
I love cooking in that griddle.....gonna do some Super Pig Pancakes in it soon!
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It works well for veggies and stuff.
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OK... You got me going with that so I thought I'd put a spin on it and make smoked home fries. (I'm getting bored with regular home fries.)
A couple of diced russets... some fresh chipotle powder (from yesterday's smoked jalapenos), a healthy sprinkle of Instant Gourmet, freshly ground black pepper, sliced red onion and diced green pepper...
Onto the Yoder (with hickory) and the A-Maze-N tube for some extra smoke... 250 degrees F.
Gonna let it cook for an hour and see where it needs to go from there... I have some homemade andouille that I'll diced up and add later.
(http://i1166.photobucket.com/albums/q616/bbqchef/smokedpotatoes.jpg)
Those look really good Mike! How did all turn out?
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Love that MAK Griddle!
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Hot Dang!..no wait...Hot Dog!...
Great looking lunch Tee!
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Thanks guys!
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They took about two hours but came out OK... the onion and bell pepper were overcooked so I took them out of the mix and added freshly sauteed.
Mike
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I "carbonized" my onions too, Mike... :-[...Next time I will add the onions and any peppers, etc. at about 3/4 of the way thru the cook.
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Looks great Tee, the sausage looks good and sounds interesting! Don
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Looks great Tee, the sausage looks good and sounds interesting! Don
Thanks Don. The coriander and the garlic bring the savory aspect up in this sausage.
You could use other seasonings as you like of course.
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I'll just saute up some red onion, bell pepper and garlic... add them to the reheated pots... then serve them with Cackalacky or Tiger Sauce.
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Wow, great lookin' cook Tim :P
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:P :P :P :P :P :P