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"SQUEEET": Happy New Year and Ribeye Roast

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Wednesday, December 31, 2008. Happy New Year and Ribeye Roast. This evening, to celebrate the total disappearance of the year 2008 and the first glimpses of 2009, we had our kids and their kids over for food and drink. The highlight of the evening was the meal: ribeye roast, slow-cooked hashbrowns, whole corn, mixed veggies, and french bread. The wine, red, was from a local winery, Felicitas, which was a Christmas gift from my sister and brother-in-law. Once the meat reaches 135 degrees, remove from oven...

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Domestic Engineer Guy: Restaurant Follies

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Monday, September 13, 2010. In the introduction to my book. Guy’s Guide to Domestic Engineering. That was never a tough decision for me. And I have never second-guessed myself—at least on that decision. Reading Anthony Bourdain’s. Makes me feel like a freaking oracle. It has been out a while (2000) and was a surprise best-seller, especially to the author. He wrote the book for fellow chefs, thinking it too much of an inside treatise for us innocents who patronize restaurants. View my complete profile.

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Domestic Engineer Guy: November 2009

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Friday, November 27, 2009. Turkey Salad Pesto Sandwiches. This is variation of a turkey sandwich recipe I clipped from the LA Times Food Section a few years ago. 189; cup toasted and chopped pecans. 3-4 cups diced leftover turkey (white and dark meat). 1 cup red grapes, halved if small, quartered if larger. 1 cup diced celery. 188; finely sliced green onions (scallions). 2 tablespoons chopped fresh tarragon. 1 cup of regular or low-fat mayonnaise. This will easily make six servings. 2 cups basil leaves.

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Domestic Engineer Guy: Turnip Bowling

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010. In our ongoing effort to manage carbs and our weights I have been using more turnips lately. At one time I considered turnips as one of my anti-guy foods. Then I found a Thomas Keller Roast Chicken with Root Vegetables recipe that uses them along with carrots, yellow onion, leeks, rutabagas, garlic, thyme and small red-skinned potatoes. Where are the recipes? I have copied your pesto recipes, and something else that I cant remember right now.maybe a turkey sandwich with pesto?

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Domestic Engineer Guy: September 2009

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Monday, September 28, 2009. While this blog relates to (and with some postings, draws from) my book. Guy's Guide to Domestic Engineering,. I have not written about my getting-published experiences. I was afraid of TMI, too much information, and your eyes would glaze over. I'm amazed at how much I still find, and have resigned myself to the reality that it will probably go into print with a few errors - hopefully less than the fingers on one hand. For those interested I will post purchase instructions on ...

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Latest in Technology: 03/07/2008

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Enter your email address:. The Passionate Computer Enginer, Blogger, WebMaster etc. View my complete profile. Your Market Research Here. View my page on. Get your grill on with some tech flair. Posted by THE GANDHIS at 11:41 AM. As the nation hunkers down into backyard parties and along beaches and parks to watch the fireworks this weekend, some grand old American traditions will also proudly be on display: barbecuing and grilling. 8220;Now in the grilling world, technology has changed everything,”...

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Hogwild BBQ: Atomic Buffalo Turds (ABTs)

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Saturday, September 15, 2007. Atomic Buffalo Turds (ABTs). Here is another post I've been meaning to get up for a couple weeks. I posted about atomic buffalo turds. One other time, but I didn't really give them their due. We had a pot-luck party a couple weeks ago and I offered to make the appetizer. ABTs were the obvious choice. Then simply add the lil' smokies on top of the cream cheese. Give them a little push and they'll kind of stick into the cream cheese. March 23, 2008 at 11:13 AM. Hi, My name is ...

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Hogwild BBQ: How NOT to Inject a Pork Butt

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Wednesday, November 7, 2007. How NOT to Inject a Pork Butt. Not only do I tell you of my successes in my outdoor cooking, but I'll tell you about my failures as well. Failure may be a strong word in this case because the pork butt ended up very good, but the injection was surely a failure. I didn't really see a lot of difference with the injected butt. This time around I decided to use my Eastern NC vinegar sauce. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. View my complete profile. This b...

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Hogwild BBQ: Smoked Cheese

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Sunday, February 17, 2008. Simply add small pieces of wood when needed. I replaced the charcoal once as well. With a little practice you'll learn what works for you and how long you need to smoke the cheese to get the flavor you want. I like mine pretty smoky, so I went 2 hours or so on these. Mmmmmm, cheese. I just told my wife that I wanted to try smoking some cheese yesterday. Thanks for sharing your technique. Seems like it would be easier to do in my offset than my BGE. February 17, 2008 at 11:52 AM.