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Our New Throwdown Category is..."Foreign Infusion!"

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This was Hometruckin's winning entry in the 2013 "Thai One On" Throwdown.


As chosen by Titch for winning the "Big Farkin' Sammich" Throwdown.


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Titch said:
I thought that a Foreign infusion would work.
Seeing as you all are in winter.
Good time to try and cook out of your normal Comfort Zone
Free Vegemite to anyone that enters lamb in the contest:whoo: (Serious)

What is this Vegemite that you speak of? :confused:


You may submit entries that are cooked from Friday 2/16 through the entry submission deadline of 12 p.m. Central US Time on Monday 3/5/18.

Entry pictures must be submitted by 12 p.m. (NOON) Central US Time on Monday 3/5/18


Click here to READ THE RULES for the BBQ Brethren Throwdowns...


This thread is for all entries and general discussion of the category.

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Best of luck and even better eats to all!


 
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"Free Vegemite to anyone that enters lamb in the contest (Serious)"

Never had Vegemite so not sure that is an enticement or deterrent...:razz:
 
? For the mods, if I used a gas burner and a wok outside would that dish be eligible per rules? Thanks
 
? For the mods, if I used a gas burner and a wok outside would that dish be eligible per rules? Thanks

Yes, that's fine, as Tom said, it's been done in the past and is acceptable.
 
Man, this TD could go all over the place!! Italian, Mexican, Asian, etc etc. I like it!!
 
Official Entry

I use Italian Porcini Mushrooms to make a rub and infuse great flavors to any Beef cook


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I use a coffee / Spice grinder to grind up and add salt, Pepper, garlic, onion, and a little brown sugar. Typically I use this on good quality steaks and sear over high heat.

This cook was Full Beef Short Ribs cooked low and slow.

http://bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3957951#post3957951


I think the longer cook allowed the flavor to penetrate deeper into the meat and the Bacon Grease help it to soak into the meat bringing the bacon flavor with it.

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Please use the above picture for the entry


I will be doing this method again for sure
Thanks for Lookin
SD
 
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"Free Vegemite to anyone that enters lamb in the contest (Serious)"

If I use vegemite in the dish, do I get some free lamb?

That would be great. I wasn't able to find any lamb in stock, at my local stores, but I was able to get my hands on some of this. I wanted to try it, before cooking with it, so I made some buttered toast. For those of you that are curious, to me, it tastes like a non beefy beef base. Very salty, and high in umami flavor. I think it is going to work nice in my marinade. Probably won't be eating any more vegemite toast though.
 

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