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#190985 - 11/29/20 09:38 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: pappy19]
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I've been eating turkey since noon Thursday. Tonight I had brisket from The Country Tavern Barbque in Kilgore, TX (since 1939).


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#190988 - 11/29/20 11:35 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: tomthbomb]
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Originally Posted By: tomthbomb
I've been eating turkey since noon Thursday. Tonight I had brisket from The Country Tavern Barbque in Kilgore, TX (since 1939).


I can vouch for the CT. When I coached in Kilgore, we went there often. Always good!!!
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#191014 - 12/01/20 06:50 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: pappy19]
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Pappy:

My Bride is COVETING that square skillet !!!

She has me on the hunt for one.

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#191019 - 12/01/20 09:12 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: coachblalock]
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Griswold made 3 sizes, a #3, #6, and #8. I am had all 3 but sold the #3&#8, kept the #6. They also made a high side #8, with a cast iron lid and a glass lid. Griswold cast iron prices have gone through the roof.

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#191073 - 12/08/20 10:20 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: pappy19]
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Posted my Pap's Cowboy Beans made tonight, with my elk burger. Delicious.

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#191074 - 12/09/20 05:41 AM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: pappy19]
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Pappy,

That looks great, enjoy the Elk!

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#191075 - 12/09/20 08:09 AM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: GCTom41]
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Pappy,
Do you prepare Elk pretty much like venison? Venison because it is so lean has to be cooked pretty rare.

Things tatse much better when cooked in cast iron,especially a Dutch Oven.

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#191076 - 12/09/20 12:05 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: Wayne Dengler]
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I do cook elk tenderloins and backstrap to rare or medium rare, and burger the rest. I mix the elk burger 50/50 with a 70/30 beef burger. Same with deer burger. By mixing game meat with 50% beef, basically takes the gamey flavor out. Most people can't tell the difference.

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#191082 - 12/10/20 08:54 AM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: pappy19]
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Pap,
That sounds like a very good way to prepare the game.

Plus the fat in the beef makes things digest easier.

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#191316 - 12/30/20 05:18 PM Re: What's For Dinner? [Re: Wayne Dengler]
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Just a few pictures from Christmas.

I smoked a Ham, a Turkey, and a Brisket all night at 215 degrees.

It got a little cool, but I just scooted up closer to the firebox and listened to the Hoot Owls and the Coyotes.


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