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I have a flank steak marinade that is moderately famous amongst LakemoorFest attendees. Super simple marinade recipe. For every 16oz of flank, use 1/3 cup of kikoman soy, 1/3 cup of olive oil, and 3 tablespoons of red wine vinegar. I usually add sea salt, pepper, and garlic salt or cloves to the marinade. Sometimes add a little honey, worchestershire, A-1... :)
Score the meat diagonally, etc...Best with a charcoal char and more medium than rare to get the crunchy bits.

Tried it yesterday with skirt steak and I think it might be better than flank.

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doug - evergreen park wrote:
I have a flank steak marinade that is moderately famous amongst LakemoorFest attendees. Super simple marinade recipe. For every 16oz of flank, use 1/3 cup of kikoman soy, 1/3 cup of olive oil, and 3 tablespoons of red wine vinegar. I usually add sea salt, pepper, and garlic salt or cloves to the marinade. Sometimes add a little honey, worchestershire, A-1... :)
Score the meat diagonally, etc...Best with a charcoal char and more medium than rare to get the crunchy bits.

Tried it yesterday with skirt steak and I think it might be better than flank.


We make something very similar. VERRRY similar. :lol: We throw in a little rosemary and thyme and chopped shallots.

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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


I'm a big fan of duck.

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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


I'm a big fan of duck.

I was apprehensive since I've had some poor beercan chicken at BBQs. His first attempt at beercan poultry and with a duck to boot.


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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


I'm a big fan of duck.

I was apprehensive since I've had some poor beercan chicken at BBQs. His first attempt at beercan poultry and with a duck to boot.


How does one screw up chicken? It's so easy to cook.

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Chus wrote:
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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


I'm a big fan of duck.

I was apprehensive since I've had some poor beercan chicken at BBQs. His first attempt at beercan poultry and with a duck to boot.


How does one screw up chicken? It's so easy to cook.

And I am not a big fan of duck, and I have had it cooked a lot of different ways.

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We have duck every Thanksgiving. Ordered it at Chez Paul at Epcot too!

Beercan duck sounds great tho. I was thinking of smoking a chicken for a couple of hours and finishing it as a beercan. Might have to try that soon.

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Yesterday my dad cooked up beercan duck. It was good.


I'm a big fan of duck.

I was apprehensive since I've had some poor beercan chicken at BBQs. His first attempt at beercan poultry and with a duck to boot.


How does one screw up chicken? It's so easy to cook.

too dry.


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Olive oil and salt on the inside of the bird fixes that.

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You can't buy good corn in a store. The stuff at Jewel is always picked too late and are these huge ass ears that are absolutely horrible.

I just found a hook-up at a Farmer's Market with the best corn I've ever had that I didn't pick myself from a field. The key is to get the younger, smaller ears. The kernel rows should be developed but perfectly straight. If they are starting to get crooked then the corn is getting past its prime and losing its pop and sweetness.

A good ear of corn should be able to be eaten raw dog right out of the husk.


Exactly. The smaller ears taste better.

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http://www.examiner.com/article/get-you ... oys-market

Not sure if anyone on the board has every had any of the Jones Boys stuff.

They were at our farmers market on Saturday and my wife picked me up some Chicken Bacon Ranch brats. Hands down the best brats I've ever had.


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Best corn i have ever had is from a stand on 12 near Elkhorn.

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Chicken legs, a slab of ribs, sweet corn on the cob.

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Made some shrimp ka-babs last night. They were very good. Sprinkled some Cajun seasoning on about halfway thru the grilling process that spiced it up just a bit, but was not overwhelming.

Round steaks with baked potaters on Monday evening. Taters were a bit undercooked, but the steaks, for being an inexpensive cut of meat, were actually quite good.


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doug - evergreen park wrote:
Best corn i have ever had is from a stand on 12 near Elkhorn.


I've gotten great corn from a farm stand on that stretch of road, too. Love that area. The frozen custard stand in Elkhorn--Frosty's is the name, I believe--is pretty good, too.

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doug - evergreen park wrote:
I have a flank steak marinade that is moderately famous amongst LakemoorFest attendees. Super simple marinade recipe. For every 16oz of flank, use 1/3 cup of kikoman soy, 1/3 cup of olive oil, and 3 tablespoons of red wine vinegar. I usually add sea salt, pepper, and garlic salt or cloves to the marinade. Sometimes add a little honey, worchestershire, A-1... :)
Score the meat diagonally, etc...Best with a charcoal char and more medium than rare to get the crunchy bits.

Tried it yesterday with skirt steak and I think it might be better than flank.


High-quality skirt steak (reasonably thick, not too fatty) is objectively superior to any form of flank steak.

Everyone raves about this marinade with skirt steak:

4-6 dried morita (chipotle) chiles, toasted and soaked in hot water for 20 minutes, then chopped
1/4-1/2 cup dark molasses
Juice of 4 limes, 2 oranges, 2 lemons
4 garlic cloves, pressed
2 tablespoons worcestershire sauce
Approximately 1 cup olive oil
salt, pepper

Puree ingredients in blender. Place in ziplock bags with 3 1/2- 4 1/2 lbs skirt steak.

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Since FavreFan is taking FOREVER to acquire my grill, we have some time to crowd source me a cookbook full of 'go-to' recipes.

Everyone send me their suggestions as to what I should make.

Eventually, I'll be able to compile these into 'The Quintessential Mayonnaise Cookbook - A Series of Slow Cooker, Grill and Microwave Recipes'

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IMU wrote:
Since FavreFan is taking FOREVER to acquire my grill, we have some time to crowd source me a cookbook full of 'go-to' recipes.

Everyone send me their suggestions as to what I should make.

Eventually, I'll be able to compile these into 'The Quintessential Mayonnaise Cookbook - A Series of Slow Cooker, Grill and Microwave Recipes'

Wait, why can't you just go buy your own damn grill?

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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?

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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?

Is it ever too cold not to?

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Hawg Ass wrote:
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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?


Wait, you don't grill year round Hawg? :|

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Hawg Ass wrote:
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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?


Wait, you don't grill year round Hawg? :|

It was a veiled joke at his comment about the Cubs hitters getting better when it got hotter, it went over his head.

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Hawg Ass wrote:
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Hawg Ass wrote:
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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?


Wait, you don't grill year round Hawg? :|

It was a veiled joke at his comment about the Cubs hitters getting better when it got hotter, it went over his head.


You have become a very crafty poster lately. I feel like I don't even know you anymore. :oops: :wink:

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Hawg Ass wrote:
T-Bone wrote:
Hawg Ass wrote:
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FavreFan is V.P. of Operations at the Schaumburg Weber facility.

He hooks a brother up.

And white people too.

Then just go get a small one until he gets it. Excuses, excuses...is it hot enough to grill?


Wait, you don't grill year round Hawg? :|

It was a veiled joke at his comment about the Cubs hitters getting better when it got hotter, it went over his head.

Everyone's head, apparently.

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Pork Roast tomorrow, beer can chicken at some point over the weekend.


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