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Mushroom and broccoli quisotto with grilled salmon and mixed greens

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And desert. Straight from New Orleans:
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what temperature did you use and how long was it in there for?

thanks.

350 degrees, 18 min if frozen (makes em that perfect golden slightly crispy outside) and 10 min if thawed. but i dont like to thaw em, they dont get as golden.
 
That is awesome.

Home made Bacon Cheese Burger with home made french fries and corn on the cob!

Tillamook cheddar, James Gang BBQ sauce, and smokey bacon on the burger.

Fries are made with Russet taters deep fried in Organic, High Oleic, Sunflower oil.
Corn on the cob. Threw it on the grill and it turned out really sweet. I was impressed with the first corn of the season.
 
Carl_G,

I originally thought this was a foollish Thread when you created it back on March 17, 2011...but me like very much!!

If I was a Moderator...I'd suspend your account for a few days, for making my stomach move hahaha jk
 
Today I grilled two Rib-Eyes, a pound of mushrooms, corn on the cob, and some fries.
The mushrooms were over the top! Sauteed in olive oil and a pat of butter!

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Last night as a side I grilled some corn per usual but this time seasoned with Garam Masala, which is an commonly available Indian spice blend of black pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, cumin, coriander, etc.

It was excellent...I've put a little cumin on grilled corn before and that's good but this garam masala is the way to go.

A alternate good tip for grilled corn is to use wok oil instead of butter or olive oil, the wok oil contains sesame, garlic, ginger and onion oils as a blend. Tasty fats that well compliment that grilled corn.
 

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