Salmon, Chicken and a rack of Lamb for Friday evening Dinner

Started by Hopefull Romantic, September 24, 2009, 11:57:38 AM

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Hopefull Romantic

I am having some family over for dinner tomorrow night and when asked what they would like, three different kinds of meat were requested; my wife and son wanted the salmon, my Dad and uncle wanted lamb and my aunt wanted chicken. So, what the heck, I am going to try and please them all.
So here we have the salmon sitting pretty in its brine the the fridge drawer. I used a simple alt / b. sugar brine and added garlic powder, ginger and a pinch of Cayenne.

The chicken is bathing in its Korean marinade of sugar, soya, water, onion powder, ginger and lemon juice and zest.

And the feast DE resistance, a rack of lamb happily covered up in Bradley's paste for leg of lamb.


All in the fridge for an overnight to be smoked tomorrow afternoon to be served in the evening along with some special baked potato and some salad. Did I mention the my 12 year old daughter wants my special cheese cake? Well she does and that will be done tomorrow.
Stay tuned for posted results and in process pics.

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

squirtthecat


Hopefull Romantic

I was thinking about that squirt. The problem I am having is that the chicken is going to be a beer but chicken (standing up) and there will be two of those (the other one will be a simple P & S rub).

I will see tomorrow and if I can I will.

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

Tenpoint5

What is the Bradley Paste for the Lamb? Don't remember seeing that one.
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Hopefull Romantic

Quote from: Tenpoint5 on September 24, 2009, 01:06:46 PM
What is the Bradley Paste for the Lamb? Don't remember seeing that one.

Here is the link 10.5 just scroll down to the smoked leg of lamb.

http://www.bradleysmoker.com/special-blend-bisquette-recipes.asp#3

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

OU812

That sounds like a feast

Whats up with the bones sticking out of the Lamb?

Hopefull Romantic

Quote from: OU812 on September 24, 2009, 03:52:15 PM
That sounds like a feast

Whats up with the bones sticking out of the Lamb?

My butcher said that bone and the meat encasing it is almost 2/3s of the whole rack. I made some slithers in the meat and stuffed it with paste and it would be a good place to stick my ET73 probe in.

You are right, it is a feastand my biggest challenge so far.

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

classicrockgriller

HR, good luck on "your adventure" and I will be watching. Looks good.

OU812


Hopefull Romantic

Thank you guys for your good wishes. Here are the chicken and the rack of lamb sitting happily in the Bradley.
The chiken on the right has smokeville chinese rub and the one on the left was marinated overnight in the korean marinade.


Salmon will go in in about an hour and will be posting end results.

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

squirtthecat


Looking good!

Let me know how that chicken tastes, I might try smokeville's rub on a turkey roast this weekend..

classicrockgriller

Those chickens look like two old drunks sittin on a log.

Hopefull Romantic

Quote from: squirtthecat on September 25, 2009, 08:16:08 AM

Looking good!

Let me know how that chicken tastes, I might try smokeville's rub on a turkey roast this weekend..

Will do squirt
Quote from: classicrockgriller on September 25, 2009, 08:17:13 AM
Those chickens look like two old drunks sittin on a log.
Not yet drunk CRG, give them time for the beer vapor to run through

HR
I am not as "think" as you "drunk" I am.

pensrock

Everythings looking great, what time did you say dinner was?  ;) :)

KyNola

HR,
Just a suggestion but you might want to rearrange your racks so the chicken is under the lamb and the chicken juices are not dripping on the lamb.

BTW, the bones being exposed on the rack of lamb is a big fancy cooking term called "frenching the bones".

All looks great!

KyNola