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Most nights are steak, lol. I'm a creature of habit.

Although on Thursday my daughter wanted to go to Chili's. I got the mixed fajitas (chicken, steak, shrimp, and sausage) and made it work. 

But I would stay away from there, lol. A few "light" dishes might have been keto friendly, but they mostly want to shove breaded fried food and fries on you with every menu item.... cuz it's cheap.

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Ok so I tried ol’hilly’s idea of boiled catfish. Instead of just boiling it in plain water I boiled it in crawfish seasoning. 
I think I may have used too much seasoning because it was too strong for my wife but it was perfect for me. 
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Squeezed some lemon on the fish and dipped it in melted butter. It was good. Can’t compare it to lobster but it was still tasty. 
I ate some for breakfast around noon today. That wasn’t satisfying enough so I heated up some ribeye fat bits and that did the trick. 
Now I’m smoking four ribeyes as I’m typing. 

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NY strip with eggs @ cracker barrel wife took hashbrown casserole side.

1 lb of pork belly for lunch (smoked), grilling 2 ribeyes for dinner as I post this. 

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11 hours ago, Geezy said:

Ok so I tried ol’hilly’s idea of boiled catfish.

Glad you liked it. I haven't tried seasoning the water, but have heard a few doing it that way. I have just dipped it in salted butter. And/or salt to taste. One local friend says you can season the water with crawfish boil to make spoonbill edible. 

I had salmon and eggs for lunch at work and chuck steak for supper. 

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9 hours ago, Geezy said:

Smoked four ribeyes today. 
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Didn’t want to eat a whole one so I just had a snack of about a third of one sliced and eaten on an Egglife wrap. 
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This must be so melt in your mouth! DH and I got a smoker about a month ago but we haven't read the instructions yet. This is some motivation!

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2 hours ago, Miranda said:

This must be so melt in your mouth! DH and I got a smoker about a month ago but we haven't read the instructions yet. This is some motivation!

Melt in your mouth would be up to the cut of meat. When smoking a steak you only smoke it long enough to bring it to the temperature you like your steaks. I only took these to 130°.  The intent is to just infuse the steak with that smokey goodness. Now tougher cuts of meat like brisket and pork butt need that long smoke to tenderize the meat. 

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