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What to cook?

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I've got my family coming over this weekend for a get together and i cannot decide what to cook.

I'm sure they're all bored of brisket, pork & ribs that i normally do when they come over and i fancy doing something different.

I was thinking of doing another beer can turkey but i have struggled to find anyone who's still selling turkeys, even a frozen one :(

So what else could i cook for them?
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How about smoking up some home made meatloaf served with thin runner beans in a home made tomatoe, olive oil and smoked garlic sauce..............with chuncky chips, or a smoked jacket potatoe? :D
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finger food? (abt's and moinks)
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MrBlue wrote:How about smoking up some home made meatloaf


Not a bad idea as i remember the last one i cooked was really good and it's been a while.
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Ady wrote:finger food? (abt's and moinks)


Not quite what i was thinking of i prefer to cook bigger cuts of meat or whole birds as it makes feeding a crowd a bit easier.
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Re: What to cook?

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Part of me was thinking about smoked duck, has anyone done one of these and got any tips?
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"Dick takes on flavour"???

Seriously...I think a Frankie Howerd / Sid James moment approaching!!!
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Brats and boneless, skinless chicken always go down well as do prawns and chorizo...I like to thinly slice the chorizo and kebab it with the prawns, a little EVO, some lemon and pimenton and then flash grill them, take off the skewers and serve in a Spanish kinda terracotta dish (a deep pot holder from the garden cte!) with salad, olives and extra lemon. Seems to get the "WOW" factor.

Serve it all up with some buns, flatbreads, extra salads (think Med.), some fries, antipasti, sauerkraut, pickles, etc, etc, etc.
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you could try this but smoke with cherry at 250F until 185-195 internal....http://www.bigoven.com/recipe/10883/raa ... miri-style
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joker smoker wrote:you could try this but smoke with cherry at 250F until 185-195 internal....http://www.bigoven.com/recipe/10883/raa ... miri-style


Now that looks awesome, i think this might be what i try this weekend, with smoked peking duck pancakes as a starter.
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