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"One Dish Wonders"

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I wonder what that dish is :confused:

As chosen by Deguerre AND Caseydog for the "Time For Veggies to Shine!" Throwdown.

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Originally Posted by deguerre

The Tubesteak TD got me thinking. There were a few entries that were presented as one dish meals. The beenie weenies were a one pan dish, likewise BBQinMI's mac n cheese. CD's one dish was finished off in a skillet and K-Jun's was even the bread itself as the cooking vessel. So, the entire meal has to be cooked on the grill/smoker in a dish or pan and presented as such. I'll allow bread or chips (If you had say a 7 layer bean dip) as the only sides when plated. We could get anything from gumbos to potroasts, to eggplant parmesan or even paella...

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Best of luck and even better eats to all!

Don't forget, bread and chips are OK as sides when plated from the one dish. (Lasagna almost REQUIRES it, and a 7 layer dip would need chips...)

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Originally Posted by deguerre (Post 2531380)

Don't forget, bread and chips are OK as sides when plated from the one dish. (Lasagna almost REQUIRES it, and a 7 layer dip would need chips...)

FTFY.

:mrgreen:

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Originally Posted by Moose (Post 2531384)

FTFY.

:mrgreen:

I wasted almost a WHOLE minute figuring out where the fix was. Then I scrolled up... :doh:

I just may do another cast iron deep dish pizza for this one...

Wrong thread, my deepest apologies!!

I have a Maniacal plan stewing in my cortex:twisted:

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Originally Posted by Hometruckin (Post 2531417)

I have a Maniacal plan and my cortex looks like stew.:twisted:

FTFY.

I also have a plan.

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Originally Posted by deguerre (Post 2531426)

FTFY.

I also have a plan.

I have a plan and my Maniacal cortex stew looks like goo.

FTFY

Point of Clarification Needed! Can proteins be smoked or grilled and then introduced into the "One Dish Wonder"? Or must they all be cooked inside the vessel?
Queensbury Rules Right?

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Originally Posted by Hometruckin (Post 2531448)

Point of Clarification Needed! Can proteins be smoked or grilled and then introduced into the "One Dish Wonder"? Or must they all be cooked inside the vessel?
Queensbury Rules Right?

It is my understanding of Guerry's intentions, that you can cook items separately, then mix them together for the finished product, like I did with my sausage and peppers that he mentioned.

CD

i'm gonna guess all cooked in said "dish".

uh boy, we're not all gonna get kooky down here are we?

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Originally Posted by boogiesnap (Post 2531529)

i'm gonna guess all cooked in said "dish".

No, see above. You can cook different parts of the meal separately, and combine them for your finished product.

CD

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Originally Posted by caseydog (Post 2531526)

It is my understanding of Guerry's intentions, that you can cook items separately, then mix them together for the finished product, like I did with my sausage and peppers that he mentioned.

CD

Exactly. My beanie weenies had several separately cooked components (The beans, sauce and a par grill for the dogs) that were combined into a single finished dish.