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Make Yourselves a Meal Thread

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SkierX
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Not sure how many of you, if any at all cook/grill, just thought I would pass this on...

http://www.sirius.com/wo/i/martha/grilling_cookbook_full.pdf

I saw that link on another forum I am on. Despite it being Martha Stewart affiliated, there's a few clutch recipes on there that make the mouth water bigtime. It's in PDF so you can easily save it and reference it when you want a ridiculously good grilled meal.
May 20 2010 2:45PM
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Commonwealth
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Thank you! Living on my own this summer...about all I can cook is spaghetti and scrambled eggs. I'm so screwed.
May 20 2010 2:56PM
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Commonwealth
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Weird, I clicked the link and got the PDF, then closed it by accident and went to DL again and I'm getting the Sirius website now? Anyone else getting this?
May 20 2010 3:00PM
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Sweet deal. hamburgers, ramen, and mac and cheese get old quick

May 20 2010 3:01PM
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SkierX
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Very weird. I get the same thing if I access from the link I posted, but get a good link from the other site I found it on.


Let me try reposting.







Oh, and word of notice, kitchen jokes in this thread going forward will earn yourself a 5 day ban. We've been over this.
May 20 2010 3:03PM
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SkierX
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http://www.sirius.com/wo/i/martha/grilling_cookbook_full.pdf

Try that common! Make sure you save it to avoid any issues with reopening it.
May 20 2010 3:03PM
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Commonwealth
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Still not working...so weird. I'll try to Google it.
May 20 2010 3:05PM
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SkierX
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Odd. It's (both links) working right over on my end now.



Oh and off-topic, but props to you for your support of Magic! Great mountain!
May 20 2010 3:08PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Maybe this

http://www.sirius.com/marthastewartlivingradio
May 20 2010 3:21PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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nope

oh well

just google and you can find a link that works.

Thanks for the heads up steve, I will be using this on the regular for sure. I grill like a sonofabitch in the summer.
May 20 2010 3:23PM
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nolan.
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well it is a weird designed webpage so just do this:

first, go to http://http://shop.sirius.com/ and at the top of the page there is a button that says "What's on Sirius", click that. Then look to the left at the "Our Channel's" column, scroll down to entertainment, click the + if it is minimized on the bar, then click martha stewart radio. then just scroll down to the FREE: SUMMER GRILLING COOKBOOK..download now. yerp. deffinitly will use for teh bro-b-ques.

May 20 2010 3:30PM
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SkierX
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That works too!

Seems real hit or miss on the link from here.
May 20 2010 3:35PM
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Lemuel
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Good find. I am fending for my own here, luckily my mommy made me some stuff that is in the freezer, but I am learning more how to cook. I actually enjoy it.
May 20 2010 4:22PM
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SkierX
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Cooking is definitely not bad. It can be fun, and when you make an awesome meal, it's super gratifying.

Last week, grilled salmon on a cedar plank with a maple syrup glaze. Have that with some rice and beer. It was so awesome. The price of everything was a hell of a lot cheaper than going out to eat as well.
May 21 2010 8:40AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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I gotta try that with a trout sometime, plenty of cedar down here, I might even go lop a fresh plank off a downed tree for extra flavor. Do ya just lay the plank on the grill with the fish on top?? I've seen em kind of stand them next to a fire before.

Eating at home is so much cheaper, and usually tasted better as well cause I don't fuck around. I've been cooking different shit for long enough that you just kind of develop a feel for stuff. Been making marinades from scratch lately just for fun too.

Of course beer makes any adventure more enjoyable and fun :)
May 21 2010 8:53AM
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EvanMeyer
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sounds.......DELICIOUS i personally love to cook/grill things and eating something that i made thats actually good is always nice

+k for you sir

May 21 2010 8:55AM
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SkierX
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Well, the cedar gets soaked in water for at least a half hour prior to the grilling. The longer the better, as it helps to saturate the wood and avoid a raging fire. Then the cedar is layed on the grill with the salmon on top. I ran too high a heat and didn't soak my plank enough. Ended up torching my plank thoroughly, but it was right near the end of the cooking time and I was able to pull the fish without ruining it, haha. There was a hell of a fire inside the grill though. :P

It was my first time grilling with a plank, so there is a learning curve of course. Made for a wonderful flavor though. Smells absurdly good while it is cooking too.
May 21 2010 9:00AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Dig it, kinda like you soak the chips if your gonna smoke. I gotta give it a shot this summer....I gotta catch a trout first :)
May 21 2010 9:14AM
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SkierX
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http://www.cedargrilling.com/art.htm

Looks like soaking for 24 hours yields the best results.
May 21 2010 9:45AM
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Aaaron.
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trader joes is your friend.
May 21 2010 12:12PM
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sconniestyle
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Two confirmed bachelors sat talking, their conversation drifted from
politics to cooking.

"I got a cookbook once," said one, "but I could never do anything with it."

"Too much fancy work in it, eh?" asked the other.

"You said it. Every one of the recipes began the same way -
'Take a clean dish'".
May 21 2010 1:02PM
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