15 lbs. of Boston butt on a Weber kettle for a family of 4? Costco meat prices are a hell of a drug.2yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/smoking
My son wanted to be Pikachu for Halloween. He wanted the costume to be fat with a round head, like Pikachu really is. I think I met his needs.4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/gaming
[Homemade] Beef, broccoli, and red pepper stir fry - Chinese take out style2yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/food
I need to give a shout out to Presence-Made-Known. This beautiful badass just intercepted a large hawk and drove it from the yard in full retreat. Pressy is a good rooster.3yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/BackYardChickens
Maple season is one of the last great wild harvests. We can't homestead much on our single acre, but 11 taps will give us maple syrup for a year plus some for bartering and gifts.4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/homestead
My wife, dumbfounded upon opening our 420 dinner order, What the fuck did we just do?3yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/trees
Lamb shoulder burnt ends and ratatouille served over couscous. It was a fun fusion of Southern, French, and Moroccan cooking. This wasn't typical BBQ, but boy was it good!4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/BBQ
Rib eye and red pepper - after months of nearly nonstop rain in Massachusetts it feels good to get dinner from the coals5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/grilling
The Lodge 17 skillet is a workhorse I never want to be without again. 9 chicken thighs with roasted root vegetables? No problem.3yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/castiron
My nonna fed my father with this pan; He fed me with it; I fed my boys with it today; God willing, one of them will feed their children with it; The foods may change, but the history is always there5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/castiron
[Homemade] Schnitzel, spaetzle, fried butternut squash, and collard greens4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/food
An 18 chain pickerel isn't much to some people, but to boys on the ice it might as well be a trophy5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/Fishing
Top blade steaks will always be one of my favorites - lots of flavor and great texture at the price of chuck.4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/grilling
First ribs on my Weber kettle - they were a bit dry but a solid initial attempt. Feedback welcome.5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/smoking
My first reverse sear on a Weber charcoal - critique and advice are encouraged5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/grilling
Herbs are ready to dry in my kitchen - they are the last plants I grew at my condo and the first I harvested at my house5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/gardening
This woodchuck has been damaging the chicken run and our feed containers. At least that lost feed won't go to waste - hell be dinner later this week.4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/homestead
February 21 - this first day of our 2021 sugaring season. I'm hoping for 8 gallons of syrup off our 17 taps.3yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/maplesyrup
Can I leave the windows as ventilation and put the roosting bars below the windows but above the nest box? I am in Massachusetts where the winners mean business. More details in the comments.4yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/BackYardChickens
[Homemade] Charcoal grilled bone-in strip steak, grilled zucchini, cucumber salad, and corn on the cob6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/food
They might not be high fashion. They might not be trendy. They are a staple of the classic smiling fat guy wardrobe. What do you think about Hawaiian shirts?6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/bigmenfashionadvice
What combinations do you like to cook together in your cast iron for better flavor?5yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/castiron
[Homemade] Herb rubbed leg of lamb, glazed honey ham, fondant potatoes, vegetable tart, and green beans almandine6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/food
[Homemade] Paella with chorizo, mussels, wild jumbo shrimp, and chicken legs6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/food
When your are four-years-old, your first pickerel is a pretty special thing6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/IceFishing
My drip irrigation system only leaves part of the soil in my pots moist. That is the point, right? It is ok for most of the soul to be pretty dry?6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/gardening
Person who will be servicing my Grundig SO122US says that they tear up records. My grandfather used this turntable daily for decades on the same records. What would you do?6yr ⋅ alexandercecil ⋅ r/vintageaudio
