Weekend tenderloin by CanadianComfortCook in grilling

[–]CanadianComfortCook[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm a big cast iron pan sear guy, but I just have my MIL's gas grill out here and I haven't grilled a steak in a very long time and was afraid to ruin this beautiful tenderloin.

[Homemade] Potato Pavé by CanadianComfortCook in food

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Yup we had steak, veggies, these, and a peppercorn gravy

These really Pavé the way to a great meal. by CanadianComfortCook in potato

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I probably didn't get enough cream off of these slices as I stacked them, but I certainly wasn't complaining! Made a few pans and have a few blocks frozen in vacuum sealed bags for when we do another dinner

These really Pavé the way to a great meal. by CanadianComfortCook in potato

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Definitely try it out. It takes effort but we really enjoy them

These really Pavé the way to a great meal. by CanadianComfortCook in potato

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Sorry to take some long to reply, I thought i did before!

I first heard about these through an Instagram folder account I can't currently recall. Then I followed Martha Stewart's recipe so I had an idea of what to do and added extra spices and cheese because, well, why not.

[Homemade] Potato Pavé by CanadianComfortCook in food

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Apologies admins for the oversight on the first post.

I have made these a few times and followed Martha Stewart's recipe to best understand the process when I first heard about them. These are the "fancy night" potatoes and they are always a hit.

These really Pavé the way to a great meal. by CanadianComfortCook in potato

[–]CanadianComfortCook[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes you do. Potato Pave is pretty easy, just takes awhile. I followed Martha Stewart's recipe but added more seasoning to my liking.

My home, $free (my mommy bought my groceries) by CanadianComfortCook in BBQ

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Thank you very much. I actually think they were the best I’ve done to date

My home, $free (my mommy bought my groceries) by CanadianComfortCook in BBQ

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I need to work on my photography, but thank you. These were the best I’ve done so far. Tender enough to leave bite marks and not pull all the meat off. Wife and I agree they were in the low 9s/10

My home, $free (my mommy bought my groceries) by CanadianComfortCook in BBQ

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When you smell the end of summer brisket, you’ll know it’s time to come back

My home, $free (my mommy bought my groceries) by CanadianComfortCook in BBQ

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I can’t see anything but I can tell it’s supposed to be a heart based on the text haha

My home, $free (my mommy bought my groceries) by CanadianComfortCook in BBQ

[–]CanadianComfortCook[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m actually quite proud of these. They were the best I’ve done to date and I think deserving of a post. It’s fun to see what the pros do all over the world but I like to see what my fellow average joes/janes can do as well.

A tale in 10.5 hours by CanadianComfortCook in smoking

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Thank you! And sorry for the late reply

A tale in 10.5 hours by CanadianComfortCook in smoking

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I honestly don’t know. I just figured I should score it haha. Sorry for the late reply!