Smoked-Roasted Marrow Bone with Bacon Jam

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Grass fed beef bones, canoe cut.

Drizzled with olive oil and seasoned with Naturiffic Q-Salt and then smoked at 250F until the marrow loosened up.

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Meanwhile I put together a batch of Bacon Jam
First I fired up the Blackstone and fried some bacon.
Once it was done, I removed bacon and drained and then added chopped onions to the flattop
Once the onions were transparent, I added the bacon back in

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This was then transferred to my small Dutch oven to reduce with some sherry and maple syrup.

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Took the bones out of smoker and mixed the marrow with the fresh bacon jam and then stuffed the bones and put back in the smoker.

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When they came out, they were topped with fresh dill and Cyprus flake salt and served with sourdough toast

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Close-up

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This was beyond tasty and made for a nice appetizer while my pastrami cooled enough to slice.
 
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Grass fed beef bones, canoe cut.

Drizzled with olive oil and seasoned with Naturiffic Q-Salt and then smoked at 250F until the marrow loosened up.

d870aee819a8103a9077626ae7ddbdba.jpg


de36eea6a72ff65051424754aaa076f1.jpg


Meanwhile I put together a batch of Bacon Jam
First I fired up the Blackstone and fried some bacon.
Once it was done, I removed bacon and drained and then added chopped onions to the flattop
Once the onions were transparent, I added the bacon back in

cb7459171eeaa45536d1e853c01b8e13.jpg


This was then transferred to my small Dutch oven to reduce with some sherry and maple syrup.

dd20ae42701506af8af973cb370b03d3.jpg



Took the bones out of smoker and mixed the marrow with the fresh bacon jam and then stuffed the bones and put back in the smoker.

ed4dc2948e6058853c27e801eaafc42b.jpg


When they came out, they were topped with fresh dill and Cyprus flake salt and served with sourdough toast

ed06d6a983c0e0fac61f5daab340cdbb.jpg



Close-up

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This was beyond tasty and made for a nice appetizer while my pastrami cooled enough to slice.




Just going to say...those are executed perfectly.

That is without a doubt one of my favorite dishes to eat. Period. I haven't prepared them in a few years, but I need to revisit.

I have a killer onion jam recipe as well.

If I ever get a last meal on Earth, marrow on toast will be the appetizer.
 
You had me at Marrow John!

I have considered buying a band saw just to cut bones this way for marrow

Cooked perfect and the Bacon jam is a slam dunk taking it over the top!

Nice work
 
Just going to say...those are executed perfectly.

That is without a doubt one of my favorite dishes to eat. Period. I haven't prepared them in a few years, but I need to revisit.

I have a killer onion jam recipe as well.

If I ever get a last meal on Earth, marrow on toast will be the appetizer.


I had a similar dish in November and its been haunting my dreams ever since. When I ran across the canoe cut marrow bones (V.Miller Meats in East Sac), I knew what I had to do

Thanks, it was real tasty!
 
Men cries about it...

Even dies about it...

Everybody got to have a spoonful...

:eusa_clap:eusa_clap
 
Okay, now I have to call the IT guys to come and give me a new keyboard, because I drooled all over it while reading this and looking at those great photos. Wow.
 
Good Lord, Almighty!

I've been "back" all of 5 min and I stumble into this thread.

Now, I'm completely plotting where I can find bones and the rest of those fixings...

Lookin' good, John. Kind regards to you and CINCHOUSE.
 
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