OT What's Cookin'?

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  1. tlongII

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    Yuck. I can't stand Reubens.
     
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    I like my corned beef traditional way, on rye, mustard and pickles.
     
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    Russian rye is the best with a Rueben
     
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    Did a brisket & tri-tip on the Traeger today. Enjoying it now with some mac & cheese & a beer & NBA playoffs in the backyard patio.
    The brisket turned out perfect.
    :cheers:
     
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    That’s the stuff! You got any photographic evidence or are you gonna leave us hanging?
     
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    I like cooking the Tri-tip the most on my Traeger. Have it down exactly how I like it. And it doesn't take too long to cook.

    Cooked a brisket on it a few months ago. It turned out good but holy crap, it takes so long. I found the trim is the most important part. Trying to make it symmetrical so it cooks throughout evenly.
     
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    Use a sous vide to make your brisket, finish it on the Traeger.
     
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    I got a 5 lb trimmed brisket at Costco. It took about 8 hours total, and that includes 2 hours of resting in a cooler wrapped in foil & towels. Takes awhile but still very easy.

    I love tri-tips as well. Nice & easy & quick.
     
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    I sous vide steaks. So good!
     
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    Harvested late asparagus. Tomorrow morning will cut in small pieces and make omelet. Grate in Parmesan.

    Spending tomorrow making sourdough.

    Lashanna brought home a lizard. I put it back outside. She got annoyed.
     
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    Some people aren't fans, but I have really been digging using mustard as my binder when I smoke stuff on my traeger.
     
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    Depends on the mustard, but I like it
     
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