The Official What's Cooking Thread [Food Porn]
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Cured and smoked a headless Arctic Char. Holy fuck good....
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70-100 for about 5-6 hoursNASH wrote:Looking delicious guys! Dexter, what temp you smoking the salmon at/to?
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Steak.Burger.
Start with heavily marbled bottom blade...
Do this...
12 oz patty seasoned generously...
Sear @ 600 F for 75-90 seconds per side...
Build the epic beast with peppercorn hummus, chipotle mayo...
Mmmedium rare...
Perfect...
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Good stuffdexter wrote:70-100 for about 5-6 hoursNASH wrote:Looking delicious guys! Dexter, what temp you smoking the salmon at/to?
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Fuck I need a meat grinder!NASH wrote: Mmmedium rare...

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I stole your idea that I asked you about at the brunch, small fire in my BGE. What a pain bad to relight twice ( see craycort thread) that should make it much easier!
Those burgers look awesome!!
I screwed around with "Charcouteries" recipe, I had no mace so I substituted for juniper berry and it tastes awesome. I also didn't have any good wood chunks so I used apple chips and some random wood that was ini the BBQ drawer.
Those burgers look awesome!!
I screwed around with "Charcouteries" recipe, I had no mace so I substituted for juniper berry and it tastes awesome. I also didn't have any good wood chunks so I used apple chips and some random wood that was ini the BBQ drawer.
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That burger looks fawking wicked!!! 

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Awesome.
And now for something different. Some homemade sushi, just California roll variations untill I get the hang of it.
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And now for something different. Some homemade sushi, just California roll variations untill I get the hang of it.
Sent from the brew timer.
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^ Well done, looks delicious!! I absolutely LOVE sushi, but have never attempted to make it at home!
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RubberToe wrote:Awesome.
And now for something different. Some homemade sushi, just California roll variations untill I get the hang of it.
Sent from the brew timer.
Looks great ever tried black rice for it?
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let me know when it happens. hahaTimG wrote:Fuck I need a meat grinder!NASH wrote: Mmmedium rare...
looks delicious guys.
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Nope, was just my second time. I'll look into it.dexter wrote:RubberToe wrote:Awesome.
And now for something different. Some homemade sushi, just California roll variations untill I get the hang of it.
Sent from the brew timer.
Looks great ever tried black rice for it?
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Thanks. I cook all kinds of stuff but for some stupid reason have been intimidated by sushi or just figured it was too much trouble. I got tired of buying shitty sushi at the grocery store and paying too much for better sushi elsewhere.canuck wrote:^ Well done, looks delicious!! I absolutely LOVE sushi, but have never attempted to make it at home!
On a whim I decided to try it and picked up a few goodies at the Asian grocery. I got some fake crab meat from Sobeys and have made California rolls a couple times this week for practice. I'm curing some gravlox for my next run at it. It's really not that hard.
Check out http://makesushi.org for some instructionals and reddit.com/r/sushi for some sushi porn and inspiration to get started!
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i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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Do you do anything to the fish like freeze, brine, or cure it?CorneliusAlphonse wrote:i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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nope! no side effects as yet, either. hahaRubberToe wrote:Do you do anything to the fish like freeze, brine, or cure it?CorneliusAlphonse wrote:i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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Great looking Salmon Dexter!dexter wrote:Did some cold smoked salmon for breakfast!
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Re: Steak.Burger.
That burger looks AWESOME!NASH wrote: Build the epic beast with peppercorn hummus, chipotle mayo...

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I don't know about around here, but it wasn't too hard to find sahimi grade fish in Southern Ontario. Your a brave soul. I used to make it all the time, but I would be sketched out if I used the salmon I see at the superstore in Amhurst. Although there is a monger in Moncton that I would probably try it with, but only after talking to them about where it came from/how it was handled. But I agree, cold smoked salmon works great!CorneliusAlphonse wrote:i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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so i guess i'm a little bit particular. i only get it from the superstore on barrington, as i've heard it has the highest turnover due to the large asian community in that part of halifax. i also make sure it's fresh that day (but the guy could lie and i wouldn'tknow the difference).Graham.C wrote:I don't know about around here, but it wasn't too hard to find sahimi grade fish in Southern Ontario. Your a brave soul. I used to make it all the time, but I would be sketched out if I used the salmon I see at the superstore in Amhurst. Although there is a monger in Moncton that I would probably try it with, but only after talking to them about where it came from/how it was handled. But I agree, cold smoked salmon works great!CorneliusAlphonse wrote:i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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Good to know that non-sushi grade won't poison or kill me. I love sashimi (sp?)CorneliusAlphonse wrote:so i guess i'm a little bit particular. i only get it from the superstore on barrington, as i've heard it has the highest turnover due to the large asian community in that part of halifax. i also make sure it's fresh that day (but the guy could lie and i wouldn'tknow the difference).Graham.C wrote:I don't know about around here, but it wasn't too hard to find sahimi grade fish in Southern Ontario. Your a brave soul. I used to make it all the time, but I would be sketched out if I used the salmon I see at the superstore in Amhurst. Although there is a monger in Moncton that I would probably try it with, but only after talking to them about where it came from/how it was handled. But I agree, cold smoked salmon works great!CorneliusAlphonse wrote:i make sushi all the time, some raw salmon from superstore or pete's, usually might fry up a bit of sweet potato or put in some panko for some crunch
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Mandarin Chicken Salad for supper.


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Salad looks wicked tasty!! Good work on the sushi too Rubbertoe
I need to dispose of the rest of that fresh ground beef!
I need to dispose of the rest of that fresh ground beef!
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