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Our new Throwdown category is..."Get Down With the Ground, Part 3!"

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This was Aussie Titch's' winning entry in the 2015 "Get Down With the Ground, Part 2" Throwdown.


As chosen by Ron_L for winning the "Lamb" Throwdown


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Ron_L said:
I think it is time for "The Son of The Son of The Get Down With The Ground TD" (aka Get Down With The Ground, Part 3)! Make anything that you want as long as it features ground meat! As in the past, bonus Brethren points for grinding your own (1,000,000 Brethren points = My salary as a Mod :becky:

You may submit entries that are cooked from Friday 11/4/16 through the entry submission deadline of 12pm (NOON), Central US Time on Monday 11/21/16.

Entry pictures must be submitted by 12 p.m. (NOON) Central US Time on Monday 11/21/16


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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Do you get those credits for having the butcher grind the meat fresh?
 
Do I get double miles for grinding it between two giant rocks? Powered by a donkey.
 
I'm not going to ask :-D

BTW, Welcome Newbie! Please go to Cattle Call and introduce yourself.

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I tried to find it but got lost! This place is like a zoo! :becky:
 
Well I guess I'll be the first to post in this one too. I love meatloaf and had not had it in awhile so on it went. Here's the link to the post: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=238970.

The start....
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The middle.........

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the finish............

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Please accept this as my official entry photo...

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Since I chose this category I guess I should enter :becky:

Chicken and Spinach Burgers with Provolone, Grilled Yellow and Red Bell Peppers, Tzatzkiki Sauce and a Sunny Side Up Egg

And some pickles... :becky:

The burgers are ground chicken with spinach that was sautéed with garlic and some lemon juice, and lemon zest, salt and pepper. I form the patties and then let them firm up in the fridge for a while since the mixture is wet. The Tzatziki is greek yogurt, garlic, a little white vinegar and some grated cucumber.

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Please use this as my entry picture.
 
My Official TD Entry

Here's my offering for the ground meat TD:

Smoked Lamb Burek -- a Bosnian rolled meat pastry

Full cook thread:
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=239370

Spread out some ground lamb and smoked it until it was nice and red:

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Browned it in a skillet with some onions, then mixed in lots of spices and flavors:

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Lining up the meat mixture on some filo pastry dough:

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Here it is all rolled up and coiled to fit a cast iron skillet:

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This is what it looked like out of the oven:

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Cut open and served with cucumber and yogurt salad:
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Plated pic:

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Full cook thread is here:
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=239370

Thank you for looking!
 
OK... I changed my mind. Please this as my entry instead of the chicken burgers...

It was a chilly weekend in the area, so chili sounded good, so I made some.

I started out with two pounds of ground beef. I seasoned them with Williams Fajita Seasoning on put them on the grill...

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While the beef was cooking I got my mise en place ready (that's cheffy talk for prepping the ingredients :-D)

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The seasoning is two types of chili powder, paprika,mexican oregano, cumin, salt and a cayenne pepper. I added half of the seasoning at the beginning of the cook, 1/4 after two hours and the rest after another two hours. I put the cayenne pepper in at the beginning and too it out after four hours.

Once the beef was cooked most of the way (I took it off at medium to let it finish cooking in the chili) I crumbled it...

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And then added everything into the crock pot.

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8 hours later it was time to eat! The house smelled fantastic all day!

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Please use this as my poll picture
 
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