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    Sous-vide Rib Roast finished off with my flame thrower rig (propane weed burner) with Horse Radish sauce and hopefully an au jus if it makes it.
    Baked Potato, Asparagus, Salad and Rolls. Chocolate Ice Cream for desert.

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    Oh, and I forgot I'm going to Apple Pie School today. Hell, I've never made a pie before, but I'm learning.


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    I enjoy making & eating a good fruit pie (& cobbler). Let us know : )
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    Broiled Ribeye with Garlic, Rosemary and Thyme
    Baked Lemon Chicken
    Baby Potatoes in Olive Oil
    Green Bean Casserole
    Grilled Green Beans
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    Spinach Artichoke appetizer with naan bread bites/blue corn chips
    Baked Brie with Strawberry Preserves appetizer
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    Christmas Eve tradition here is chili. So I did a traditional red chili with stew meat and a pork green chili (secret family recipe from a friend). Both of them ran in slow cookers for about six hours and turned out fantastic.
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    Oh, and I forgot I'm going to Apple Pie School today. Hell, I've never made a pie before, but I'm learning.
    It's way easier than most people expect. Most tedious part is peeling the apples. If you are making your own crust, go all butter (tastes better) and replace 1/2 the water with chilled Vodka. 2oz for the pie, 2oz for you, and you'll be less worried about how it turns out. Also, it forms less gluten so your pie crust will stay tender even if you end up working the hell out of it. If you make it in a cast iron skillet, you can call it 'rustic' and have it's uneven appearance be part of the charm. You'll be fine!


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    MAmru2Fb.jpgFresh cherry pie.
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    Our big Christmas dinner with family over the weekend. Started doing Prime Rib as opposed to turkey/ham many years ago & it's stuck as a tradition fortunately. Today is the wife & I so basic brunch: jalapeno thick sliced bacon, ranch potatoes, melted cheese, eggs & loads of salsa. Johnson's corner cinnamon roll for dessert. Probably switch to Evan Williams Eggnog later & I-don't-know-what yet for dinner. Leaning either pork chops or bone-in ribeye via sous vide.

    BTW, made a pretty tasty blended drink last night: (lots of) Evan Williams Eggnog, pumpkin pie filling, nutmeg & ice cubes blended up. Delicious. A little later was another personal favorite: honey crisp apple cider microwaved for 1.5 minutes then Tennessee Honey Whiskey to flavor.
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    The Prime Rib is on its way to reverse sear perfection. We have Twice Baked Potatoes, Cherry Sour Cream and Walnut Frosted Jello, Rolls and a Cranberry Spinach Salad along with it. Candy Apple Pie for dessert. All made from scratch of course.
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    Normally we hold onto a ham from a recent pig for Christmas. But we had a turkey that had gotten too big for her britches and needed to be dealt with. Chopped, plucked and gutted her on Saturday. Smoked it today. Super yummy.
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