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Good London Broil, nice med-rare - marinated the day before - posed with one of the kiddos.
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Yesterday I smoked these ribs with my standard dry rub. Fatty enough to stay very juicy the ribs were the perfect texture. I also cooked a pot of pinto beans. Tonight my wife made tacos with Big Jim peppers, cheese and tomatoes. I laughed because she was disappointed that she thawed Artesia Big Jims instead of the Hatch extra hot. These Artesian chiles were plenty hot she had to break out the sour cream. Tomorrow we'll finish the ribs in a pot of Big Jims and posole. We will have gotten 3 full meals from $13 rack of ribs.
Well paired with a glass of my homebrewed Cascade IPA
 
Not exactly a "What I cooked" post , but I've got a 15 pound turkey for Thursday and the wife wants me to spatchcock it. I do this for chicken all the time but I've never tried it with a turkey. Any hints form the experts here?
 
Not exactly a "What I cooked" post , but I've got a 15 pound turkey for Thursday and the wife wants me to spatchcock it. I do this for chicken all the time but I've never tried it with a turkey. Any hints form the experts here?
I would imagine it’s about the same but bigger bones of course. The legs stay on the bone so no need to try and pick out those hard tendons from the drumsticks.
 
I made a big pan of lasagna too, (no pics though). Our daughter and family were here Sat-Mon, and like past years the lasagna was requested, and we made a serious dent in the large pan of it. All that's left is one nice sized piece for another day, and a pita chest cold for me. I love our grand-kids dearly, but I swear they are living, breathing germ factories.
 
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