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Solid week of BBQ

Started by Cellar2ful, June 16, 2017, 03:33:58 PM

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Cellar2ful

This week's meals at our house.

Sunday  - Spun chicken





Monday - Prime rib steaks with grilled carrots and zucchinis



Tuesday  - Papa Murphy's thin crust gourmet vegetable pizza (with chopped ham and red bell pepper added). Applewood chips added for a slight sweet smoke flavor.



Wednesday - Applewood smoked salmon over a bed of tomato risotto (made from my homegrown heirloom tomatoes) and corn.



Thursday - Applewood smoked pork country ribs with rosemary red potatoes and roasted cauliflower.




Friday - Applewood smoked pork chops with homemade apple sauce from our gala apple tree.

                         




Saturday - What else? Applewood smoked chicken thighs on the ol redhead.










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JEBIV

Damn Jim trying to Shame all of us awesome looking week long cooks

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mhiszem

Wow quite the variety. All sounds delicious.


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clarissa

That is quite a diverse weekly menu. Very interesting combinations. Sometimes it is hard for me to decide "what to cook tonight".  I have some picky eaters to deal with.

jcnaz

A bunch of black kettles
-JC

Cellar2ful

#5
Here's tonight's meal. Applewood smoked pork chops and rosemary potatoes. The pork chops are cooked indirect, but the charcoal baskets are moved in closer. Only 8" between the baskets to really get the CI sear plate hot.



Quote from: JEBIV on June 16, 2017, 03:49:19 PM
Damn Jim trying to Shame all of us awesome looking week long cooks

Thank you all.   I have the luxury of being retired.  I remember how hard it was to find time to Q when I was working. Just trying to inspire.  I have to thank @1buckie for his post a while back of his cooking a Papa Murphy's pizza on his kettle.  Never would have thought about trying it had it not been for that post. Now if I can just remember to take pictures tomorrow of the chicken cook.  I have friends coming for dinner and I will be imbibing.








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ryno5000

That whole chicken has great color..what did you use to give it that look?

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Cellar2ful

Quote from: ryno5000 on June 17, 2017, 02:18:59 AM
That whole chicken has great color..what did you use to give it that look?

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It is an organic whole chicken from Whole Foods. Nothing on the skin but dry poultry rub from Dean & Deluca. No need for butter or olive oil. I also use my hand to get under the skin, pulling it loose from the chicken. Then I am able to put a bunch of the rub between the skin and the breast, thigh and leg. A little bit of the rub goes on the outside of the skin. Takes a little time but it infuses the meat with the spices so much better than just sprinkling it on the skin.

http://www.deandeluca.com/dean-deluca-poultry-rub
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vader06

This is great Grill food Porn.  Everything looks so good.


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1buckie

Tremendous cookups right there!!!!

@Cellar2ful

The pizza's kinda fun & different, eh what?

@ryno5000  You can put all kinds of stuff under poultry skin to get better infused flavor to the bird....like lemon chicken.....


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Cellar2ful

 @1buckie

For some reason, I was thinking the plate that Papa Murphy's pizza comes on would catch fire in a kettle. Once I saw your post it gave me the courage to try one on my kettle.  Don't think we will ever cook one in an oven again.  Next time I am thinking of putting it on my pre-heated  pizza stone, opposed to cooking it on the grate as I did in the above photo.  The crust was perfect on the outer edges but not quite done on the interior.  Either that or putting a ring of 4 or 5 lit briquettes directly beneath the pizza.   Hope you can make it to the picnic next Saturday. I would like to meet the legend in person.

lol - Marilyn Monroe chicken!
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1buckie

@Cellar2ful

Mine came out about the same....just a tad chewy right at the center.....a few more coals under the middle....

I think if you get too hot, the paper plate will burn.....425f is, I believe, the recommended oven temp & I was at around 550~600 & it began to singe the edges a bit....careful!!!!
"If you want it fancy there is BBQ spray paint at home depot for that. "
    Covered, damper-controlled cooking.....IF YOU PLEASE !!!
           "But the ever versatile kettle reigned supreme"    

Heyjude

You can tell that @1buckie has an infatuation with breast..errr chicken breasts..
Personally, Im a leg and thigh man..
and Jim, @LiquidOcelot , that retirement thing is inspiring.. miles to go..
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Cellar2ful


The final cook of this week. Perfect timing as tomorrow is forecast to be the hottest day of the week. Leftovers tomorrow! Yipppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.......



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