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(This is the first cook that I've posted on the net. I forgot to put it up on here after putting it on my second favorite cooking site).
From about 2 weeks ago.
Just wanted to share...

Flank marinated with fresh garlic, lime juice, chili powder, cumin. granulated onion, olive oil, black pepper & a shot of soy:


Lump's ready to go:



On the coals she goes:


at rest after about 4-5 mins a side... (could have done with a little less time but I was too gabby on my cell phone while I was out there):



Sliced...(hoping to get one of those victoinox slicing knives for Christmas this year):



On the plate with some sauteed spinach and a huge spud:

 
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Homer is definitely PROUD!!! Nice cook!


Larry Wolfe

 
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nice pics - made my mouth water.

Ray


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JiJ... Looking mighty fine from here. Ever try a teriyaki style sauce with fresh ginger, garlic, sugar and soy? Tnx for sharing the pics.

joe
 
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I'm thawing out a couple of sirloins for the weekend, but after seeing your pics Joe, I wish they were flanks!

Great job!!


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Awesome!!!


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Joe, That is one awesome looking meal!! Three of my fav's--london broil, spinich and spuds. How could you go wrong? Love the plate. Is it Andy Warhol?
 
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It is (they are... I have 2 Andy Warhol inspired plates). Good call!
 
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