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On 8/25/2020 at 12:54 PM, RPM said:

Legit taco. You should quit smoking. Seriously. 

 

On 8/25/2020 at 1:44 PM, Hate said:

Damn, Of all the things to quit you chose drinking and other things over cigarettes?

 

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But seriously, good for you quitting those if you really needed to, but cigarettes are fucking awful.

 

On 8/25/2020 at 1:45 PM, RPM said:

Fuck that. Start drinking again and quit smoking. Not to derail a Shank thread, but you'll have a lot more fun drinking than smoking. Prolly live longer, too. I know more old drunks than old smokers.

Cholesterol gonna get all y'all judgey fuckers. 

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24 minutes ago, threesheets said:

That's the one they'll have 2-3 different bottles of on restaurant tables int Mexico right?  I dig.

Correct. The regular habanero sauce is great, but there’s an extra hot habanero as well that’s kinda smoky/has a roasted flavor...holy shit it’s hot but so good. 

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Just now, Etexhorn13 said:

Correct. The regular habanero sauce is great, but there’s an extra hot habanero as well that’s kinda smoky/has a roasted flavor...holy shit it’s hot but so good. 

You talking the one that is dark as hell like almost purple? I love that one 

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When I go too heavy on it in a recipe that I'm serving to my mom, she always comments "your South Texas is showing."  It's a solid poor-man's seasoning.

Good cumin is more important than chili to a batch of chili.

Add some cumin to your beef patties before you throw them on the flat top. You won’t be disappointed. Turns a burger up to 11.
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39 minutes ago, Fudbelty said:

I’ll give it a go and post results here. I HATE mustard though. Anyone try it with Mayo/Miracle Whip?

Condiments are a personal choice... unless you're @futureman, in which case, mayo is life.

I personally slather on a generous amount of sriracha or spicy brown mustard.

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Never had spam and don’t necessarily want to try it... I had bologna at a friends house a few times as a little kid but I associate those things with poverty, right or wrong. Maybe i shouldn’t as the friends house i ate it at was not poor at all. One gets a little jaded when your dad is a classically trained chef i guess. So i ask, what am I missing out on? Is it the salt bomb, or is there actually some legit flavor there that i need to make it a point to try? Is it a nostalgia thing that I just won’t understand since I’ve never eaten it?

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Never had spam and don’t necessarily want to try it... I had bologna at a friends house a few times as a little kid but I associate those things with poverty, right or wrong. Maybe i shouldn’t as the friends house i ate it at was not poor at all. One gets a little jaded when your dad is a classically trained chef i guess. So i ask, what am I missing out on? Is it the salt bomb, or is there actually some legit flavor there that i need to make it a point to try? Is it a nostalgia thing that I just won’t understand since I’ve never eaten it?

It’s all of those things. Crispy salty chewy goodness on toast. And tastes like poor to lower middle class America.
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Fry up the Spam, sliced thin and crispy.  Then it is great added in to scrambled eggs and cheese, an omelette, or in a breakfast taco.  Serve Spam with rice, eggs and gravy for a Hawaiian loco moco.  Make Spam fried rice. Make Spam musubi.  Hawaiian Saimin soup with Spam is a classic.  I'm feeling that riff from Bubba about shrimp from the Forrest Gump movie right now.

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16 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:


It’s all of those things. Crispy salty chewy goodness on toast. And tastes like poor to lower middle class America.

Straight forward, no BS answer. Like i said I’m not against it just never had a real desire, but it might be a fun experience. If it makes anyone feel better, I never got to experiejce a smoked brisket/ribs or anything like that from home but we had “salmon Wednesday”...so i feel like I had a lot, but boy did i miss out on a lot of regular “dads grilling/cookin shit” type stuff. Might just take the rec of throwing some spam on the next time I do ribs to see what’s up. I still remember bologna as a kid and can’t get past that texture. Maybe if they had pan fried it and served it with eggs I’d have a different opinion 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Straight forward, no BS answer. Like i said I’m not against it just never had a real desire, but it might be a fun experience. If it makes anyone feel better, I never got to experiejce a smoked brisket/ribs or anything from home so i feel like I had a lot, but boy did i miss out on a lot of regular “dads grilling/cookin shit” type stuff. Might just take the rec of throwing some spam on the next time I do ribs to see what’s up. I still remember bologna as a kid and can’t get past that texture. Maybe if they had pan fried it and served it with eggs I’d have a different opinion

I actually had a similar experience - mom was a GREAT cook. Dad came from a class conscious Mexican family (upper class origins...fallen far economically), and mom grew up dirt poor (govt assistance food, etc), so she made a real effort to overcome it. So, I ate etouffee, gumbo, carne guisada, bistec...but at least early on, hadn’t even tried things like meatloaf, bologna sandwiches, etc. As I got into later elementary school age, my folks got over that shit and got frugal as hell. And a lot of my other family members were always frugal, some older ones were on govt aid. So I ate like a king or a peasant, depending on the day.
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Straight forward, no BS answer. Like i said I’m not against it just never had a real desire, but it might be a fun experience. If it makes anyone feel better, I never got to experiejce a smoked brisket/ribs or anything like that from home but we had “salmon Wednesday”...so i feel like I had a lot, but boy did i miss out on a lot of regular “dads grilling/cookin shit” type stuff. Might just take the rec of throwing some spam on the next time I do ribs to see what’s up. I still remember bologna as a kid and can’t get past that texture. Maybe if they had pan fried it and served it with eggs I’d have a different opinion


Keep your expectations in check, it probably will be what you thought it'd be. I'll throw some on the smoker for a few hours while I'm doing a brisket and then slice and sear to make a sandwich to tide me over until everything else is ready
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44 minutes ago, DalTxHornFan said:

Fry up the Spam, sliced thin and crispy.  Then it is great added in to scrambled eggs and cheese, an omelette, or in a breakfast taco.  Serve Spam with rice, eggs and gravy for a Hawaiian loco moco.  Make Spam fried rice. Make Spam musubi.  Hawaiian Saimin soup with Spam is a classic.  I'm feeling that riff from Bubba about shrimp from the Forrest Gump movie right now.


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6 minutes ago, NateHitch said:


 

 


Keep your expectations in check, it probably will be what you thought it'd be. I'll throw some on the smoker for a few hours while I'm doing a brisket and then slice and sear to make a sandwich to tide me over until everything else is ready

 

This sounds about right for me. My family’s had a restaurant in east Texas and my dads been the chef since before i was born. I’m not expecting life changing, but hey, I’d I can open some doors and enjoy something I’ve never had before, even if it’s a quick Sammy or something for breakfast to mix in with eggs it will have surpassed any expectations i had for it anyway. This will be a me + wife experiment til I actually know what’s up. Solid point though, as my wife is too impatient and doesn’t drink enough to really wait for things to be ready in the smoker lol 

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