Maggie’s THE "NOM NOM NOM" THREAD

Looks perfect. Very nice job right there. Just did up some New York's with Mr Nichols Steak Rub and a pat o butter at the end. Shoulda done a pic of the inside's after resting. Absolutely perfect. So impressed "again" with that blend of spices. The whole family was very happy with them. ;)


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RMS (my new acronym for him) and 1J04, both look freakin awesome! Well done fellas! Gotta waterfall going in the back of my mouth.



 
2-1/2 lb or so rib-eye.
 

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If you're ever in the DFW metroplex, give Hard Eight BBQ a try. Running real pits on green Oak, they offer brisket, ribs, hot links, chicken, etc... They don't over power it with rub, just let time and smoke do the work. Be careful as you purchase by weight. Sides are fine, but I don't care much as their meat is top notch.

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skewers. this was from a few days ago but pork and lamb with a hint of saffron, salt pepper and Mediterranean spice rub.

today we did skewered: kurobuta pork chunks, chicken teriyaki (real stuff), beef chunks and some shitakes. all glazed with a soy mirin sauce constantly over super high temps.
 

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From the Carries Invisible Watermelons Under The Arms Brigade, PNW detachment ...

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Dune, that looks great and is an all-time favorite here too. The eggs and meat can be done a number of different ways, for variety. Are you making a standard Hollandaise sauce, or is that "something different"?

We vastly prefer 'scratch cooking' here on the corner, but haven't exactly found the perfect "english muffin" recipe for our liking yet. "Extra-Crispy-Sourdough" is my leaning....
 
skewers. this was from a few days ago but pork and lamb with a hint of saffron, salt pepper and Mediterranean spice rub.

today we did skewered: kurobuta pork chunks, chicken teriyaki (real stuff), beef chunks and some shitakes. all glazed with a soy mirin sauce constantly over super high temps.

Looks and sounds amazing. Haven't done Skewers for a long time. Gonna have to revisit this now my mouth is watering. ;)
 
Dune, that looks great and is an all-time favorite here too. The eggs and meat can be done a number of different ways, for variety. Are you making a standard Hollandaise sauce, or is that "something different"?

We vastly prefer 'scratch cooking' here on the corner, but haven't exactly found the perfect "english muffin" recipe for our liking yet. "Extra-Crispy-Sourdough" is my leaning....

We like the extra crispy type sourdough muffins. The Hollandaise sauce is standard fair. We have found there is a window of enjoyment for my eggs Benedict. They cool off a little not as good.
 
Nothing overly special here.

We went scalloping Saturday out of the Crystal River area.

Water was clear, but had about a foot of chop. Made the snorkle pretty useless, so I did the manatee breathing thing.
At high tide, the water was about 7.5' deep. The salinity level was very high and it made me feel like a balloon in the water. You had to kick all the way to the bottom, or you would get tugged back up very quickly.
Caught a decent amount, but we didn't limit out.
Now to the nom, nom part.
Rebecca took 2/3 of the catch and made civiche. Lime juice, orange slices photo66531.jpgphoto66532.jpg and orange juice, onion, a small jalapenó, avocado and a couple more things I don't remember.
Served that with pita chips.

Took the rest, chopped up a couple slices of bacon. Cooked the bacon part of the way through, then added red pepper flakes and the scallops with some black pepper.
Took a couple of small flat iron steaks and popped them on the grill until they were rare, and voilá.

Forgot to mention the bowl of rabbit food....
 
Just finished eating this bad boy: 2.5lb sirloin cut for me by the nice guys at Publix. Cooked it over some aged and green oak vs charcoal.

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Thanks guys. The kitchen has been one of the last things to come together on this move. We've been living on delivery and drive thru for a few weeks. I finally had enough and at least grilled some meat. Probably still the better part of a week away from actually cooking in the house, but as hot as it is I'm not in a huge hurry to stand in front of a stove.
 
I never developed the taste for Uni, but I'll eat myself into a coma on Unagi.



That's funny cuz damn near the only thing I wouldn't eat twice in 6 yrs in Japan was Unagi.

But I do like Steak n Eggs for brek brek. Youngest son was available after I got outta PT this morning which consisted of, forget it. I'll just end up getting in trouble. Use your imagination. ;)

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photo68946.jpg Since today is Tuesday I figured the right thing to do was break out the smoker.

Got a couple of med sized mullet. Covered them with Old Bay and now waiting on the smoker to warm.

More to follow
 
Can't post the finished pic. File size is too large. I normally just text it to myself and that takes care of the issue.

Well, that didn't take long.

Next time it will be skin side down. It stuck to the racks a bit.
I should have known that.

Tastes darn good though
 
Since today is Tuesday I figured the right thing to do was break out the smoker.

Got a couple of med sized mullet. Covered them with Old Bay and now waiting on the smoker to warm.

More to follow

Hmmmm Mullet. I only used it for bait when I was stationed down there. I never considered eating it nor do I remember anyone else that I was around. Is it a strong fishy taste?
 
Hmmmm Mullet. I only used it for bait when I was stationed down there. I never considered eating it nor do I remember anyone else that I was around. Is it a strong fishy taste?

I was the same until I moved here. In NOLA my dad regarded mullet as a trash fish, to be used as bait for crab traps. Here in AL they damn near worship it, to include the Mullet Toss at FloraBama which is way too many drunks in one place even for me.

http://www.florabama.com/events/interstate-mullet-toss-and-gulf-coasts-greatest-beach-party


 
When I getta handle on this 'i' before 'e' thing you're gonna be impressed.

Peep this, homeslice ...

I before E...

...except in a zeitgeist of feisty counterfeit heifer protein freight heists reining in weird deified beige beings and their veiny and eidetic atheist foreign schlockmeister neighbors, either aweigh with feigned absenteeism, seized by heightened heirloom forfeitures (albeit deigned under a kaleidoscope ceiling weighted by seismic geisha keister sleighs) or leisurely reimbursing sovereign receipt or surveillance of eight veiled and neighing Rottweilers, herein referred to as their caffeinated sheik's Weimaraner poltergeist wieners from the Pleiades.


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Peep this, homeslice ...

I before E...

...except in a zeitgeist of feisty counterfeit heifer protein freight heists reining in weird deified beige beings and their veiny and eidetic atheist foreign schlockmeister neighbors, either aweigh with feigned absenteeism, seized by heightened heirloom forfeitures (albeit deigned under a kaleidoscope ceiling weighted by seismic geisha keister sleighs) or leisurely reimbursing sovereign receipt or surveillance of eight veiled and neighing Rottweilers, herein referred to as their caffeinated sheik's Weimaraner poltergeist wieners from the Pleiades.


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I'm going to hurt you. :confused: