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Were the biscuits also made in the Sous Vide? ;)

Tonight was our "Sunday dinner:" Ribeye, baked potato, salad.

I decided to cook the steak indoors instead of on the BBQ given the number of fires already started in Texas. Used the Alton Brown method (sear in preheated cast iron pan on stove for 30 sec/side and then stick in the 500F degree oven for 2 minutes per side). It was great but I still like the BBQ better (gotta love the flare ups).

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We had a hankering for soup tonight, so we winged it with what we had in the house. Made a chicken-chorizo-cabbage soup that turned out very flipping good. Very hearty with small shell pasta and lots of onion, celery and carrot. Good flavor from the chorizo but not really spicy. Just damned good.

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Looks good Jeff.

Mike: I cannot imagine having soup - it was 98 degrees today.

Just had an avocado stuffed with cheese and fajita steak, battered and fried, and topped with ranchero sauce. It was delicious.

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Looks good Jeff.

Mike: I cannot imagine having soup - it was 98 degrees today.

Just had an avocado stuffed with cheese and fajita steak, battered and fried, and topped with ranchero sauce. It was delicious.

In the low 70's here. Initially quite damp and foggy. Sorry Shelly, I'm honestly trying to herd some of this cool air and moisture down to you.

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Yeah, I would love to send some moisture down that way. I am sick of the rain. I had a soup for lunch today as well but we have not been near 90 in weeks.

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Shelly and Mikey have some nice looking snacks going on!

I smoked some halibut and salmon tonight. The halibut had a sneaky hot rub and the salmon had a sweet/hot Cayman-style rub! Did you hear that Wayne? Both were very tasty along with some grilled veggies and sourdough bread, heated on the grill.

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