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    Turkey and some other stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slcraiders View Post
    Turkey and some other stuff.
    Same here. What a crazy coincidence.

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    Steak, baked sweet potato, Dutch apple pie, and pumpkin pie. Mmmmmmmmm
    Just another day at the office!

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    Mussels with garlic and Asiago.
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    Default The Baconator

    Bacon!



    I had to try it. Look at that fresh delicious roasted piggy!
    I would like to share with all of you; however, my friends, that is the single serving size.



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    All I can say to that bacon thing... is that it looks like HOG HEAVEN!
    Having soy chicken cutletts tonight.
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    Last time I made this was about a year ago, but it is really easy to make and amazingly good.
    Chateaubriand:
    What you need:
    1.5 tsp of salt
    1.5 tsp pepper
    1 tsp cumin
    vegetable oil
    1-1.5lbs tenderloin roast
    Cast iron grill-pan
    Aluminum foil

    Meat prep:
    1) In a small container, mix salt, pepper, and cumin.
    2) Roll roast in seasonings until liberally coated.
    3) lightly coat with a little bit of vegetable oil
    4) Let meat rest at room temperature for 30-60 minutes.

    Cooking:
    1) Using grill pan at high heat to sear the roast. Should take about 2 minutes for each side.
    2) Remove the roast from heat and let it cool for 10-15min
    3) While roast is cooling, bring the oven up to 250 degrees
    4) Use a meat thermometer and take out the roast when it reaches 135 degree internal temperature.
    5) Remove roast from oven and wrap in heavy aluminum foil
    6) Let rest for another 30 minutes.
    7) Carve and serve.




    On the last pic, my camera really washed out the red color of the meat. It wasn't anywhere near as well done in the middle as it looks.
    Last edited by Eville; 01-29-2010 at 07:03 PM.

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