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Brisket done and some eaten. We destroyed the small batch of potato salad. The sauce was good, even though it means I compliment myself.

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26 minutes ago, Gavin said:

Gonna fire the big pit tomorrow night so might as well fill it up. The pork butt and brisket will take the most time. Bunch of ribs. Some pork tenders and a rib roast will get a hint o smoke. Chicken was good.

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Walleye and home made, modified tartar sauce.

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2 hours ago, rps said:

 home made, modified tartar sauce.

 

Do tell 😁

John

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Ness, it's a form of gribiche. Typically the sauce contains hard boiled egg, shallot,  sometimes tiny dice potato, cornichon, a ton of herbs (I used dill, celery seed, dried tarragon, chives, dried thyme, and parsley), vinegar, and mayo. Google the term and everybody has their own version just like there are hundreds of ways to make gremolata. If you give everything a food processor ride it makes a dip for vegetables.

Edit: Capers too

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