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pork chops & rumpple sauce. bresaola & pecorino pie. basil & goat cheese pie

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Slice a couple apples & sprinkle on some pineapple head rub:

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light up the chimney, pop the pan on top while it’s ashing over, makes a great hot plate:

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side angle view, need just a crack there so air can circulate through so I propped the handle on the edge of the table:

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by the time the apples were nice & softened, the briquettes were ready to go into the kettle:

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let it go another few minutes with the lid on just to be sure:

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remove the lid & add a few glugs of rum:

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you can’t see it in the picture, but there is a huge flame coming of the top here:

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remove to the food processor:

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pulsed a few times for some chunky sauce:

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meanwhile, toss on some apple chips:

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tossed on some 4 hour brined boneless pork chops rubbed down with olive oil & homemade rub:

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couple minutes later:

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on the plate:

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little extra pineapple head on the sauce for a some more kick:

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it was delicious.

Last weekend, made a few pies. The first was bresaola, thinly shaved pecorino, sliced hot chilils, extra virgin olive oil & black pepper. The second was fresh basil & goat cheese along with olive oil & black pepper:

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have a great 4th of July weekend all, Marc
 
LOVE IT!!! :thumb: :clap2:.Sure am glad I ain't the ONLY egghead that still loves the Kettle!:becky:
 
LOVE IT!!! :thumb: :clap2:.Sure am glad I ain't the ONLY egghead that still loves the Kettle!:becky:

Hoss, I would wager there are a lot more eggers that use their kettles more frequently than they'd lead us to believe :laugh:; my kettle gets every bit of 1/2 of all my outdoor cooking - I need a smoky joe to round out the collection
 
I gotta try that rumpple!

It was really good. I've never made apple sauce before & this kind of came as an after thought. Picked up the pork on sale & when I got home had to dig around to find something to cook with it, we had no veggies or other sides, but I had a bag of apples & they were starting to get a little soft, so this made sense. I'm thinking you could liquor it up with just about anything right :becky:
 
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