Tales from the grill...

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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My efforts were definitely worth the results ... it was an absolute success. I switched off the oven when the meat reached 140°F, and then let it coast up to 145°. After that, I opened the mini oven and let it rest until the temperature began to drop again.

I wanted to obtain a medium-well term, but I got what I judged to be something between medium-well and medium. Despite the pink color of the meat, there were only very little blood juices in it when I sliced it. So next time, I'm going to switch the oven off at 145°F and let it coast up to 150°F. That should improve things enough for the blood to disappear. Or at least it will minimize its presence. Either way, we all had to warm the plates at the microwave after serving and that practically gave it its final touch, temperature-wise.

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The veggies left over from the marinade were absolutely delicious, and I also prepared a thick gravy using its juices that enhanced its flavor spectacularly.
 

nsaspook

Joined Aug 27, 2009
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A little bit of Texas style smoked corned beef for my great-great grandpappy, on my mothers side. :D
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To make a proper corned beef and cabbage later and a few drinks waiting for that to be done.
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killivolt

Joined Jan 10, 2010
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While we are on Bee numbers, I learned eggs from TX potentially may have Bird Flu Virus, I found some organic eggs from PA, crossing fingers they don’t report the virus.

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cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
8,257
Using my Oval Fryer for the first time:


Start with a bed of cactus leaves:


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Then place rings of sliced onions, bell peppers and poblano peppers and add the meat on top:


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Add another layer of veggies, and another of meat. Cover with some more veggies and voilá!

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