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Super_Dave
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Aug 31, 2014

Sunday Dinner

I was in the mood to smoke something this weekend so I started rifling through the freezer to see what might be a candidate. I found this prime roast that needs to be consumed. I rubbed it with some garlic infused oil olive and then put a beef rub on it consisting of kosher salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder and an off the shelf Porterhouse steak & roast rub. I'll let it set for about 4 - 5 hours and go to the smoker with it.

  • Super_Dave wrote:
    I just made an experimental horseradish & garlic cream sauce that tastes pretty darn good for not having a chance for the flavors to fully marry. I started like I was making my garlic aioli and then added enough horseradish to just burn my tongue. I'm excited about dinner and I haven't even had lunch yet.


    I love horseradish. Did this work out well?
  • littlemo wrote:
    Super_Dave wrote:
    I just made an experimental horseradish & garlic cream sauce that tastes pretty darn good for not having a chance for the flavors to fully marry. I started like I was making my garlic aioli and then added enough horseradish to just burn my tongue. I'm excited about dinner and I haven't even had lunch yet.


    I love horseradish. Did this work out well?

    It was flipping fantastic! It was great the first night for dipping meat bites and yesterday was the spread for my prime beef sandwiches. The sandwich was probably the best I've ever eaten.

    1 cup mayo
    4 - 5 cloves minced garlic
    1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
    Start with 2 or 3 Tbsp of hot horseradish and keep adjusting for taste. Let it sit in the frig for a couple of hours for all the flavors to fuse.
  • Super_Dave wrote:


    1 cup mayo
    4 - 5 cloves minced garlic
    1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
    Start with 2 or 3 Tbsp of hot horseradish and keep adjusting for taste. Let it sit in the frig for a couple of hours for all the flavors to fuse.


    Thanks for that! Going into the file!
  • brirene wrote:
    Super_Dave wrote:


    1 cup mayo
    4 - 5 cloves minced garlic
    1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
    Start with 2 or 3 Tbsp of hot horseradish and keep adjusting for taste. Let it sit in the frig for a couple of hours for all the flavors to fuse.


    Thanks for that! Going into the file!


    Me too!
  • That looks pretty Super, Dave LOL!!! Made me hungry, but I got a 25lb bag of Hatch green chili's today that I have to roast when I get home from work. Gonna be busy for a while