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Stuffed Chicken Serenbe

This recipe is very similar to the one that Chef Christo Gonzales and myself created to win a Chopped style...

Stuffed Chicken Serenbe
posted on: May 17, 2012 | author: Scott

Jerk Pork Tenderloin

With this recipe, I combine two of my favorite things, jerk seasoning and pork tenderloin.  The reason I like jerk...

Jerk Pork Tenderloin
posted on: Mar 14, 2012 | author: Scott

Lamb Marinated, Rubbed and Glazed

  All three Grillin’ Fools gathered for an all day grill, chill, and photograph session for the website on...

Lamb Marinated, Rubbed and Glazed
posted on: Feb 7, 2012 | author: Greg

Coffee, Chocolate Ribs

I know that this sounds a little weird.  Coffee? Chocolate?  Ribs? But bear with me. I was leery when I made a...

Coffee, Chocolate Ribs
posted on: Jan 23, 2012 | author: Scott

Herbed Ribs Smoked with Onion and Gar...

I know most people, when they think of smoking meat they think of hickory, mesquite, apple or cherry.  Not the...

Herbed Ribs Smoked with Onion and Garlic
posted on: Nov 26, 2011 | author: Scott

Smoked Tri-Tip

Tri-tip is one of those cuts of meat that most people have never heard of, or if they have, haven’t had the...

Smoked Tri-Tip
posted on: Nov 14, 2011 | author: Scott

Grilled Pumpkins

Do you ever make a trip out to the pumpkin patch in the fall to pick a couple of the big orange gourds to carve for...

Grilled Pumpkins
posted on: Oct 21, 2011 | author: Greg

Wine and Honey Lamb

My love of lamb is well documented on this site. I absolutely love lamb.  I’m not exactly sure why.  As a red...

Wine and Honey Lamb
posted on: Oct 19, 2011 | author: Scott

Crusted Pork Loin

Tom, and his inventive wife Tracy, are at it again with recipes that I couldn’t hope to come up with. I...

Crusted Pork Loin
posted on: Oct 11, 2011 | author: Scott

Pumpkin Ale Brined Pork Tenderloin

It’s that time of year again, my favorite beers on the store shelves again – the pumpkin ales.  If I...

Pumpkin Ale Brined Pork Tenderloin
posted on: Sep 28, 2011 | author: Scott

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