What did you cook or eat today (March 2025)

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Do you find it really makes a difference?
I see it being used in American recipes, but have never seen it in European ones.
Not answering for Puggs, of course, but I’ve used it in breads and pizza doughs and found no discernible difference.

I think of it as one of those things that may make a very tiny difference, but then combined with other things that individually may make very tiny differences, add up to collectively making a noticeable change, but that’s just me.
 
Spatchcock chicken, pulled pork, pork belly, ox tongue and coleslaw.

Some of his vast collection of smokers
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The heart before a quick sear on the BBQ. Not what i expected at all. It was really good.
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Everyone’s chickens smoking. Was shown an easier way to spatchcock a chicken that I’ll definitely be using.
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And a bit on my plate with a bit of smoked pork belly and smoked chimichurri potatoes.
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My bit of pork belly nestled in with everyone else’s.
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And the final sit down
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Trail bologna, butter cheese, dill pickles, chorizo, farmer’s cheese (not quark!), bread-and-butter pickles, and club crackers.

I like how, completely unintentionally, I have four pieces of bologna, four pieces of butter cheese, four dill pickle bits, three pieces of chorizo, three pieces of farmer’s cheese, and three bread-and-butter pickle slices.
 
Sriracha shrimp ramen noodles with some surimi and a soft boiled egg. Not really a fan of carbs so after the eggs and the surimi Ozzie got the noodles.View attachment 126672
I like to remove my noodles from the liquid and pan fry them with a neutral oil (avocado oil or similar) until they get somewhat crispy, then drizzle them with toasted sesame oil and some sesame seeds. Really good like that.
 
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Trail bologna, butter cheese, dill pickles, chorizo, farmer’s cheese (not quark!), bread-and-butter pickles, and club crackers.

I like how, completely unintentionally, I have four pieces of bologna, four pieces of butter cheese, four dill pickle bits, three pieces of chorizo, three pieces of farmer’s cheese, and three bread-and-butter pickle slices.
Your subconscious at work I think.
 
And the final sit down
Now THAT is what I call a proper BBQ!
Even though I don't eat meat, the very thought of a proper BBQ is simply magic.
My kids (both dedicated carnivores) would do that on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday; invite loads of friends or family, and we'd have the most wonderful time.
 
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