What's on the menu Sunday, 3/7/2021 to Saturday, 3/13/2021?

Sass Muffin

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While I was shopping I stopped at the deli and put together a chicken dinner for take away.
Crispy wings, jojo fries and corn, which I thought was mexi-corn at first - but it had a light buttery sauce with red peppers and finely chopped greens.
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Johnny West

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Leftover orange chicken and rice tonight.

Cold smoking some fresh Colby cheese from Colby Wisconsin for something to do today.

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Longhorn is hard to find out here. I was spoiled growing up in NE Iowa. The little burg close to my home town had a cheese factory that made longhorn. They shipped the cheese to Wisconsin and aged it there with a Kraft stamp and Made in Wisconsin stamp. My dad would buy green horns and age it in our basement. When I got older and on my own, I did, too. It made the best Mac and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches.

what wood do you use for smoke? I’d be afraid I’d melt the cheese in my Weber grill.
 

medtran49

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Vegetarian zucchini lasagne, could be vegan if you used nutritional yeast instead of the Parm I used. Could also be a raw foods dish, except I wanted the zucchini cooked a bit. Green and gold zucchini sliced on the mandolin, then grilled with some EVOO and S and P. "Cheese layer" is a macadamia nut cream. Tomato sauce is fresh tomatoes and some of our oven dried tomatoes. Pesto used basil and carrot tops. We'll be having some garlic bread with.
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Ironman

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Longhorn is hard to find out here. I was spoiled growing up in NE Iowa. The little burg close to my home town had a cheese factory that made longhorn. They shipped the cheese to Wisconsin and aged it there with a Kraft stamp and Made in Wisconsin stamp. My dad would buy green horns and age it in our basement. When I got older and on my own, I did, too. It made the best Mac and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches.

what wood do you use for smoke? I’d be afraid I’d melt the cheese in my Weber grill.
I used apple wood. I put them in my smoker with a smoke tube. I never fired it up. It was 59* inside the smoker. I have an option to run the fan at 30% to keep the smoke moving. You could do this on a regular Weber charcoal grill with a tube I’d think.

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Johnny West

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I forgot to mention I have a pellet smoker, so I had fruit wood pellets on hand for the pellet tube. 1.5 hours and then seal it up in a food vac and let it rest for at least 2 weeks in the fridge. I’m no expert - my first time. ;) :mrgreen:
We should have a separate thread on this at another section.

I do have a bag of alder pellets I just remembered I have.
 

QSis

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Everything looks wonderful, as usual!

Med, that vegetarian lasagna sure makes a beautiful presentation. Sounds delicious, too!

John, that cauliflower "chicken" looks mouth-watering!

I'll copy the posts about smoking cheese into a separate thread.

Lee
 
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