Monday, 23 March 2026

[i ate] steak and fries [i ate] steak and fries

[i ate] steak and fries submitted by /u/onlymemelord
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[i ate] steak and fries submitted by /u/onlymemelord
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[Homemade] Alfredo, with roasted garlic, homemade chicken stock, and hot oil & Parm. [Homemade] Alfredo, with roasted garlic, homemade chicken stock, and hot oil & Parm.

[Homemade] Alfredo, with roasted garlic, homemade chicken stock, and hot oil & Parm.

Ate while watching Twister and put myself in a carb coma, no regrets.

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[Homemade] Alfredo, with roasted garlic, homemade chicken stock, and hot oil & Parm.

Ate while watching Twister and put myself in a carb coma, no regrets.

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Ribeye [homemade] Ribeye [homemade]

Ribeye [homemade]

I started by seasoning the ribeyes with olive oil & my steak seasoning I make consisting of salt, #10 & #16 mesh black pepper, garlic powder, season salt, raw sugar, jalapeño powder, celery seed, sumac, & arbol pepper. I cooked the steaks using a blend of lump charcoal & mesquite wood starting on the middle rack of my “Weber Smokey Mountain” smoker at 350F for the first 16 minutes of the cook, flipping once. Then I placed the steaks on the fire box right over the coals flipping the steaks every 3-4 minutes ensuring a nice crust without burning until the steaks were around 131F degrees internal temperature (how I like my ribeye cooked). The last picture is the steak with red skin mashed potatoes & red wine gravy.

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Ribeye [homemade]

I started by seasoning the ribeyes with olive oil & my steak seasoning I make consisting of salt, #10 & #16 mesh black pepper, garlic powder, season salt, raw sugar, jalapeño powder, celery seed, sumac, & arbol pepper. I cooked the steaks using a blend of lump charcoal & mesquite wood starting on the middle rack of my “Weber Smokey Mountain” smoker at 350F for the first 16 minutes of the cook, flipping once. Then I placed the steaks on the fire box right over the coals flipping the steaks every 3-4 minutes ensuring a nice crust without burning until the steaks were around 131F degrees internal temperature (how I like my ribeye cooked). The last picture is the steak with red skin mashed potatoes & red wine gravy.

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