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    That sirloin looks delicious! 👍

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    Cornbread from the corn stick pan. My second favorite way to cook cornbread. Most of the time I make skillet cornbread, when I am ambitious I will use the corn stick pan. When I am really in a good mood it is fried, hot water cornbread.

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    This is the first time I have seen those molds used!

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    Those are the corniest molds I’ve ever seen!
    Awesome, and way easier to butter the bread that way. Just roll it in the butter..

    Tonight used the bread Dutch oven for its other purpose..
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    Classic SUNDAY pot roast in a merlot/werchestershire gravy..
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Those are the corniest molds I’ve ever seen!
    Awesome, and way easier to butter the bread that way. Just roll it in the butter..


    https://www.cookstore.ca/lodge-cast-...pan-l27c3.html

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    Too cold for outdoor grilling..
    Lil cast iron steak action Sunday night instead..
    Did the browned butter with fresh rosemary frying in it.
    Easy to hit rare and med rare in about 6 minutes a side with a second quick flip for basting..
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    Rosemary garlic frozen fries, and beans.
    Turned some cheap strip loins into a half decent dinner.
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    Make if it’s steak it don’t matter how you get it cooked, obviously a fire is so much better, but if your wanting to have steak and it’s too cold, you did the right thing, to quote two great men ( Robert Mitchum, Sam Eliot ) “
    “ STEAK , ITS WHATS FOR DINNER “
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    This is the first time I have seen those molds used!
    I have my grandmother's pan. They are slower than a skillet
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    So it all came together and the OCD itch is done

    The Dry Roux tastes as good and is much smoother with WAY less fat, really happy

    And I adjusted the amounts to fit to within 1 inch of the top of the DO

    Also switched from Distilled White Vinegar to Japanese Rice Vinegar to bring out the flavors
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    So it all came together and the OCD itch is done

    The Dry Roux tastes as good and is much smoother with WAY less fat, really happy

    And I adjusted the amounts to fit to within 1 inch of the top of the DO

    Also switched from Distilled White Vinegar to Japanese Rice Vinegar to bring out the flavors
    I for one can't wait until Willy Wonka invents Smellavison--------------OR Better Yet-------------Tasteavison

    I find White Vinegar on the harsh side, Rice Vinegar is quite nice---Good Choice
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