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richard corn

Ten Pointer
First cook on Blackstone bbq chicken thighs and legs was good but the cleanup was no where near easy as I've heard or seen on video I musta screwed up somewhere
The key with any cast or carbon steel is seasoning. Any from my selection of both will fry eggs and they slide right out of pan. I would think too that BBQ chicken would come out better on grill than griddle. Just my thoughts. Bon aperitif!!!
 

QBD2

Old Mossy Horns
^ So…tri tip was first up. Rub was good, seasoned and cooked right. This ain’t the first time I’ve cooked and et one. Might be the last though. Just a wholly unimpressive cut IMO…picanha(sirloin top cap)is a similar cut, but far superior.

The beef ribs were about perfect. Prolly woulda been if they were primes. The spares were as good as it gets.
 
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BigBow

Ten Pointer
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This is fish from my past Friday's supper. Dipped in buttermilk & seasoned w/ salt & pepper, coated w/ Marsh Hen brand white cornmeal, formerly Edisto Island's Geechie Boy brand, & then fried in Canola oil @ 350 degrees in my favorite 1950's Griswold cast iron skillet, these Whiting & Croaker were the "fruits of my labor" from a April/May trip to North Topsail Beach Seaview Pier.
 

BigBow

Ten Pointer
Contributor
This is fish from my past Friday's supper. Dipped in buttermilk & seasoned w/ salt & pepper, coated w/ Marsh Hen brand white cornmeal, formerly Edisto Island's Geechie Boy brand, & then fried in Canola oil @ 350 degrees in my favorite 1950's Griswold cast iron skillet, these Whiting & Croaker were the "fruits of my labor" from a April/May trip to North Topsail Beach Seaview Pier.
 

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