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  1. FiveLiterEater96

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    Now that was something that my dad did on a little Coleman camping stove when I was little. He'd make the bacon first and then fry the eggs and potatoes in the grease.

    Always delicious and you always left thirsty. :D
     
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    For cowboy coffee?:)
     
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    When we were kids, my mom would make bacon and eggs every now and then on a weekend. We'd fight to sop up the bacon grease with our (already buttered, mind you!) toast. Good Lord, it's a miracle we didn't need quadruple bypass surgery at 8 years old!

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    I am going to do my best Darth imitation and do a tri tip. I'm thinking 135 for 3 hours in the water. I haven't decided yet whether I'll blast it on my grill or do it in a cast iron skillet. I am leaning toward searing it on the grill just a couple inches above hot coals. Thoughts??



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    Nothing beats a cast iron for the crust. I've had good luck with the grill but it's hard to top the skillet method.

    Plus, you can go full Darth and start a grease fire.
     
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    Go Full Darth!

    That'd make a good bumper sticker! [emoji3]

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    Hmmm, I do has some excellent homemade bacon I could use to start one hell of a fire....:D



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    Wow, that went well. No grease fire, but that really worked well for nice beef sandwiches. Seared the meat over coals; probably about 1/2 inch above the coals. Next time I'll use the cast iron.



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    Looks great!! Nice work.
     
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    Thanks. For minimal effort, that was a great way to feed a bunch of people.


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    Nice but.................................................... 9.9, since you opted against grease fire. :D
     
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    :D



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    Love this thing. Tossing a knob of butter with a couple cloves of garlic into the cast iron, flipping every 30 sec or so, and basting the other side is excellent (credit to seriouseats.com for that one)
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    Nice! I have another one that I'll probably do next weekend. That color is PERFECT.



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    Grazie. I really think the extra hour helped a lot. ;)
     
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    Bought the Anova, Foodsaver, and a container last night. Can't wait to get all of it!
     
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    Congrats! You'll love it!
     
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    +1. I've been working too much to have time to use it lately but this won't last for too long. By the end of March or so things will slow down. I still have a chunk of prime rib and some prime New Yorks in freezer I need to cook up. I am hankerin for some good sou vide beef. :)
     
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    Nice...and thank you. Your post reminded me to take a tri tip out of the freezer this morning.



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    Looks perfect!! Nice touch with the bacon in the green beans too, that's a match made in heaven. :)
     
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    Thanks! Yes, I fry up the bacon and cook the beans in the grease. I toss a cup or so of water in and put a lid on to help steam the beans so they're not too greasy.

    Looks great! How did you sear it?
     
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