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Steak and Eggs with Chimichurri (x)

[citricjoy]

i think a lot about the kind of meals benson cooks for himself and randy once they’ve been running long enough to settle down

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SR8024 Cast Iron BBQ Review

Have you ever gathered around a campfire and wished you could achieve that perfect sear on a steak like you do on your backyard grill? There’s something magical about cooking over an open flame, the way it connects you to the primal roots of outdoor cooking. If this resonates with you, then the SR8024 Cast Iron BBQ x 14″ Steven Raichlen Signature Series Tuscan Grill just might be the missing…

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The Three Most Important Tools for a Backyard Bistro (And Why They Might Surprise You!)

When you think about setting up your backyard bistro, the usual suspects come to mind: a grill, some trusty tongs, and maybe a cooler full of frosty beverages. But what if we told you the three most important tools are ones you didn’t even consider? Whether you’re a seasoned Bubba Chef or just getting started, these unexpected essentials will elevate your outdoor cooking game like never…

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Recipe for DJ's Outdoor Pork Loin with Veggies

White potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, onions, and apples are all cooked in a cast iron skillet outside on a grill with the pork loin. The flavor is citrusy!

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angel

han yujin x reader

whilst school trips were fun, your school decided to ruin it by designating pairs which you HAD to stay with to ensure maximum safety. fun right? it might’ve been if you had at least spoken to your pair once before. which you didn’t….

you were paired up with the school’s notorious heartthrob, han yujin. he wasn’t a player neither did he cater to all the attention he got. he just wanted to have fun with his friends and attempt to survive education. “so, coach rides huh?” he asks, as you stand outside the school waiting for the coach to pull up. the poor boy was terrified of you but refuses to let it ruin the trip especially considering his love for everland. 

you wouldn’t call yourself popular in any way, but you certainly had a friend group which was deemed exclusive by everyone else. the unspoken rule was to never approach your group unless you approach them first, which was utter bullshit which none of you guys have said. but being the shy boy he was- he followed that rule. 

“you aren’t great at starting conversations huh?” you smile, eyes lifting from your phone, looking at the boy standing in front of you. curse that unspoken rule, he’s actually kinda cute? “to be honest, i hate coaches. they have that smell which make me feel like throwing up everything in my system, so excuse me if i don’t talk much once we get on.” 

for whatever reason, his eyes cast to your hands, where he must’ve seen your cute little ring which had angel wings and a gem in the middle which he assumed was your birth stone. “nice ring.”

was he really this awkward at making conversation with people?

“thanks!” your smile widens and you get up, noticing the coach finally arriving. even if it was where the cool kids sat, you absolutely refuse to sit at the back- it was too noisy and made you feel like shit.

by the time he snaps back into reality, he notices you've already gone ahead to enter the coach and he awkwardly jogs ahead of everyone attempting to catch up with you. whilst making small talk, you realise he’s been waiting to go to everland for so long so being the nice person you are, you whip out your phone and made a list of all the rides he wants to go on, which he absolutely adored.  

there was a simple rule which you guys had to follow: stay with your pair until the end or else you’ll have to stick with the teachers for the rest of the trip. you walk through the park, taking in the vibrant colours of the carnival games, the sweet smell of cotton candy, and the bright lights of the ferris wheel. the air is filled with the scent of freshly popped popcorn and the sizzle of hot dogs on the grill. you can feel the cool breeze on your skin, which makes the warm day comfortable and perfect for outdoor activities. 

as you and yujin wait in line for the rollercoaster, your nerves start to get the better of you and on the other hand yujin, who claims he’s usually fearless, seems to be feeling the same way. “i don't know if i can do this," he says, his voice shaking.

“it’s fine! it looks fun.” was it really smart to try to reassure someone when your voice was dripping with anxiety? you both climb into your seats, hearts racing. the coaster slowly climbs up the first hill, and you could swear that the handlebars were going to break from the iron grip you had on them.

you feel the force of the break and the harness loosen and you grab anything that’s in your reach to climb out the seat, still laughing and gasping for breath.

“hey come on! there’s way more we need to get through!” you giggle, grabbing his hand and dragging him to other rides. you weren’t usually so open so quickly, but there was something about yujin which made you feel comfortable, even if half the time he was in his own little world. plus, everything seems more exciting when you have adrenaline surging through your body.

and he was truly in his own little world, he couldn’t shake the fact that he loves how the your hand feels in his and can't help but steal glances at you every once in a while. he finds you adorable, seeing how excited you were lost in your own paradise.

whilst looking up proudly at the ride that was next, you notice he’s relatively quiet. uh oh, you didn’t take it too far with the hand holding did you? i mean, he definitely would’ve let go by now right? you tug on his hand and wave one of yours in his face.

“sorry, what were you saying?" 

“i said let's go on this ride!" you point, pulling yujin towards the entrance. after being dragged like a puppy on a leash several times (with no complaints of course) you both sit on a bench, convinced that you have whiplash from all the rides you just sped through. “hey i think i’m gonna sit the next one out.” you exhale, wanting to sink into the ground. “or, if you want we can go for something calmer.” you suggest, looking around for possible attractions that wouldn’t make you feel like your bones were in a blender.  

“anything you want angel.” pause. 

oh shit, does adrenaline give you rizz as well? 

“wait, oh my god that was not meant to come out no- wait i’m so sorry-.” whilst attempting to keep your own feelings and reactions in check, you look up at him and smile, cheeks tinted pink.

 “it’s completely fine love, i like that nickname.” you grin, hoping that the blush that was rapidly spreading across your cheeks wasn’t too obvious. he reaches both his hands out and you take them willingly, letting him lead you to the next ride. you had no clue as to why you were suddenly so flustered by him, this was the first time you actually had spoken to him properly. 

after walking for a while, he decides to go on a water ride. it seems calm and a lot of families are lining up for it, so it couldn’t be that extreme.

as you glide along the water ride with yujin, you feel the cool mist spraying onto your face and the gentle breeze blowing through your hair.  you can hear the sounds of the water rushing by and the screams of joy from other riders in the distance. the colours of the park seem to blur together as you watch everything move by in a peaceful, dreamlike manner. 

until you look down for a second and notice that your ring was missing. “where the fuck is my ring?” you almost stood up on the ride from the shock, you pat down your pockets and even check inside your shirt. there was no way it fell off, it was tight enough and you most definitely did not take it off on purpose. you look at the boy next to you and realise he’s a bit too stiff and nervous to be innocent.

“yujin, be completely honest with me right now. ” 

“wait, i’m trying to find your ring, i’m sorry to say it’s not in the water.” you raise an eyebrow and cross your arms, eyes straight on his hand which was almost red from how hard he was squeezing it.  

“did you take my ring?” 

and he has the audacity to act surprised, almost insulted at your ‘accusation.’ “angel! how dare you say that about me, i have been nothing but nice to you today.” 

unfortunately, you guys were too busy arguing to realise that the boat had been on a steep incline for a good few seconds. and before you knew it, you were clinging onto yujin’s side, screaming like there was no tomorrow and to make it even worse, a wall of water shoots up into the air and the rules of gravity states that whatever comes up… must come down. 

the wave of water crashes down on you and yujin, drenching you both from head to toe. the force of the splash almost knocks you off your seat, and you could swear it felt like you were drowning for a moment.

“yujin, you better get to the point of this before i push you into this water.”

“okay okay okay, i’ll give you your ring back if you let me take you on a date. it’s okay if you don’t want to i’ll still gi-”

“a date and a new outfit once we get off this ride.” 

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a/n : woooo yujin done! i feel like this also needs a part 2 tho... but i have been receiving sm love recently and it makes me so happy since i genuinely enjoy writing <333

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If you’re down for it could you write a chubby nb reader x Rudy or Alejandro? (Can be SFW or NSFW I don’t mind pookie)

(ofc! it's a little short, but i hope you enjoy!! <33)

Alejandro x Reader

You stand in the kitchen, preparing ingredients for tonight's dinner. Alejandro had been at work since early this morning, way before the sun had risen. Knowing he would be hungry, you ran out to the store and bought the things to make his favorite meal; carne asada, homemade flour tortillas, and fresh pico de gallo. Quickly working, you take the steak that has been marinating since this morning out of the fridge and place it on the counter.

Walking outside, you open the lid of the grill and throw the meat onto the hot rack, closing the lid again and bringing everything else outside and place it on the counter surrounding the grill from a safe distance, making a makeshift outdoor kitchen. After placing everything down, you start chopping the red onion, cilantro, tomatoes, and a jalapeño to make the fresh pico de gallo. You carefully squeeze in some lime juice from a fresh lime and mix it all together, covering it and sitting it aside.

Just as you go to start preparing to make the homemade tortillas with the dough you had made a little bit ago, you hear footsteps approaching you making you look up with a smile.

"Huele increíble aquí, mi amor," Alejandro says with a smile as he walks over to you and wraps his arms around you, effortlessly picking you up like you weigh nothing making you blush slightly. Even after all these years together, you struggled with accepting his affection when it came to your physical appearance.

"I figured you've had a long day, so I'm making your favorite," you say with a grin as he holds you in his strong arms, your feet still not touching the ground below.

"Carne Asada, huh? You know me so well, mi cielito," he laughs before placing a kiss to your lips and putting you back down, moving to lean against the counter your working on.

You smile happily up at him, leaning up to place a kiss on his cheek before going back to rolling out the flour tortillas and placing them on a tea towel carefully. You then put a cast iron skillet on the burner of the grill, heating it up and oiling it slightly so the dough doesn't stick.

"I was also thinking i could make you and the boys some dulce de leche mousse this weekend for the gathering Rudy has planned," you offer sweetly.

"I think everyone would love that, baby," he smiles and nods as he watches you, "Do you want any help?"

"Absolutely not. This is my treat to you. You work too hard all day to have to come home and make dinner too," you scold playfully, swatting him away with your dish towel as he tries to step in and help.

He laughs as you swat him away and puts his hands up in mock surrender, stepping behind you and wrapping his arms around you, kissing the top of your head and placing his chin on it after. Alejandro runs his large hands under your apron and shirt, his calloused fingers gently grabbing at your plump flesh and caressing it as he runs his fingers along your curves whispering sweet nothings in your ear as you work.

Within thirty minutes, everything is done and Alejandro insisted he at least could set the table. After a few minutes of trying to tell him no, you give up and he happily walks inside to grab plates and silverware for the table. You carry all of the food inside in two trips and place it in respect places on the kitchen table.

"Dios mío, mi amor. esto se ve increíble," Alejandro gapes at the food as he watches you set it down.

You laugh at his reaction and grab two glasses, pouring some wine into each, handing him one and putting yours down on the table. You pile food on his plate before sitting down and doing the same to yours. He digs in immediately, moaning around a mouthful of steak and tortilla, nodding before swallowing and going in for another large bite.

"Calm down, Alejandro!" you laugh, "It's not going anywhere. you're going to choke, Baby." your smile widens as you look at him from across the table.

"Amor, this is simply the best thing you've ever made," he says in astonishment.

"Ale, honey, you say that every time i make it," you laugh softly and take a bite of your food, eating at a slower pace than Alejandro so you don't choke.

"And I mean it every time," he says seriously around mouthful of food, manners fully forgotten as he savors every bite.

Later that evening, after everything's been cleaned and leftovers are put in the fridge, you and Alejandro sit on the couch, watching a random western movie he had put on, neither of you paying any mind to it as you lay in each others arms, talking about your days and what you did. His fingers run through your hair as you cuddle into his chest under the fuzzy blanket draped over both of you. With his other hand, he slowly runs his hand up and down your back under your shirt, his nails grazing comfortingly over your soft skin.

"i love you, Ale," you say softly, placing a kiss to his jawline.

"I love you more, mi amor," Alejandro responds with a grin, placing a kiss to your lips.

The two of you spend the rest of the night cuddled up on the couch, simply basking in the comfort you bring each other, never more content than in this moment.

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Below is an excerpt from Ch.2 of Family, A Growing Constellation. It's a Bucktommy (Tevan) w/platonic Eddie besties fic, rated GA. To read Ch.1 click HERE. (**Eddie is canon-compliant in this fic which is to say straight, don't like don't read, it's all good.)

A well seasoned cast iron skillet atop a camping grill set over an open flame. Buck can’t remember the last time he cooked breakfast like this, but he always enjoys how it makes him feel connected to a more rugged, bygone era. As if he could totally pick up an ax, cut down timber and build a log cabin with his own two hands. On the menu this morning is an assortment of sliced fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, lean turkey sausage, brioche toast, and fair trade shade grown coffee. Okay, maybe ‘rugged’ is too strong a word–but with crisp morning air filling his lungs and the sound of rushing rapids not fifty feet away, Buck can practically hear the twang of old-timey guitar music.

The whole group socializes over breakfast and Buck and Tommy pretend not to notice how well Eddie and Violet seem to click. She's outdoors-y (obviously), loves dogs, served six years in the Navy although she never deployed to active combat, and she's a widow. Her husband passed away six years ago and she only recently re-entered the dating scene. She's been skittish about it. The whole process of dating has become so bizarre since she was last single. With apps providing so many options how can anyone narrow it down to a particular someone and trust it was the right decision? What if a better fit was just a few more swipes away? She and Eddie chatter on and on about their mutual frustration with the weird apparatus that is modern dating. 

“Are you seeing this?” Tommy mutters in Evan's ear as they wash and rinse dishes in two beat up plastic tubs. 

“Yeah, but let’s not read too much into it. For now they’re just a man and a woman talking, it’s allowed. No reason to assume there's something sexual going on just because they’re both straight.”

“Sure, sure,” Tommy nods. “Of course. Honestly, making assumptions like that would be offensive. Right? We're evolved, we know better.”

"We do."

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Nonfiction Thursday: Great Outdoors Month

A Wilder Life by Celestine Maddy

In our technology-driven, workaday world, connecting with nature has never before been more essential. A Wilder Life, a beautiful oversized lifestyle book by the team behind the popular Wilder Quarterly, gives readers indispensable ideas for interacting with the great outdoors. Learn to plant a night-blooming garden, navigate by reading the stars, build an outdoor shelter, make dry shampoo, identify insects, cultivate butterflies in a backyard, or tint your clothes with natural dyes. Like a modern-day Whole Earth Catalog, A Wilder Life gives us DIY projects and old-world skills that are being reclaimed by a new generation.

Divided into sections pertaining to each season and covering self-reliance, growing and gardening, cooking, health and beauty, and wilderness, and with photos and illustrations evocative of the great outdoors, A Wilder Life shows that getting in touch with nature is possible no matter who you are and—more important—where you are.

The Campfire Cast Iron Cookbook by Editors of Cider Mill Press 

What is better than cooking with cast iron? Cooking with cast iron on an open fire, camp stove or grill is better!

There’s no such thing as spending too much time outdoors. The cravings you work up exerting all that energy in nature will be satisfied when you cook with The Campfire Cast Iron Cookbook, making for a healthy and delicious adventure. This guide to outdoor cooking over a campfire guarantees that the more time you spend outside, whether in the backyard or the backcountry, the better your meals will taste. Inside you'll find:

- Over 100 recipes for all meals and all tastes - Chapters dedicated to breakfast, sides and starches, meat, seafood, vegetables, and desserts - An in-depth description and explanation of different types of cast iron cookware - A guide on how to set up your fire and cookware for the perfect outdoor cooking experience - Tips and tricks for cooking and clean-up, including how to properly care for your cooking fire and firepit

From roughing it to van life and glamping, The Campfire Cast Iron Cookbook has your outdoor meal needs covered.

No Shortcuts to the Top by Ed Viesturs

For eighteen years Ed Viesturs pursued climbing's holy grail: to stand atop the world's fourteen 8,000-meter peaks, without the aid of bottled oxygen. As he recounts his most harrowing climbs, he reveals a man torn between the safe world he and his loved ones share and the majestic and deadly places where only he can go. A cautious climber who once turned back 300 feet from the top of Everest, but who would not shrink from a peak (Annapurna) known to claim the life of one climber for every two who reached its summit, Viesturs has an unyielding motto, "Getting to the top is optional. Getting down is mandatory." It is with this philosophy in mind that he vividly describes fatal errors in judgment made by his fellow climbers as well as a few of his own close calls and gallant rescues.

America’s Best Day Hikes by Derek Dellinger 

Beautifully illustrated, this best-of compendium features the most memorable one-day hikes in every region of the United States from Sierra Buttes Lookout in Tahoe National Forest to Grinnell Glacier Trail in Montana's Glacier National Park to Giant Mountain in Adirondack Park and beyond. Organized by region, this guide goes into detail about what makes each hike so remarkable and why it might be worth a detour or even a special journey for someone looking to broaden their horizons. All of the hikes are doable during daylight hours and none require camping.

America’s Best Day Hikes comes with all the information anyone would need to experience these unique locations, including details about the hike itself—difficulty, duration, seasonal hazards, and more—as well as traveling, planning, and packing suggestions. All this paired with Derek Dellinger’s stunning photography makes this incredible volume a must-have for any lover of the outdoors.

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What's the Best Thing to Eat for Breakfast?

There’s something magical about mornings—the soft golden light, the promise of a new day, and the smell of something delicious wafting from the kitchen. But what if I told you the best way to kickstart your day doesn’t come from a toaster or microwave? It comes from fire.

That’s right: wood-fired breakfasts.

Cooking over fire connects us to the essence of food—simple, primal, and ridiculously flavorful. Here’s my go-to wood-fired breakfast recipe to transform your mornings into a cozy ritual:

Wood-Fired Breakfast Skillet

Rustic, hearty, and loaded with love

Ingredients:

3 medium-sized potatoes, cubed

1 small onion, diced

1 bell pepper, chopped

2-3 eggs (or more if you're extra hungry!)

A handful of shredded cheese (cheddar or gouda work great)

Olive oil or butter

Salt, pepper, and your favorite herbs (try rosemary or thyme)

Optional: crumbled bacon, sausage, or veggies

Steps:

Preheat your wood-fired oven or outdoor fire pit until the coals are glowing and the heat is steady. (You’re aiming for about 375°F/190°C.)

In a cast-iron skillet, drizzle olive oil or melt butter. Toss in your potatoes, onion, and bell pepper. Season generously with salt, pepper, and herbs.

Place the skillet in the oven or on the grill rack over the fire. Let it roast, stirring occasionally, until the potatoes are golden and crispy.

Crack the eggs over the veggies. Cover with foil or a lid and let them cook until the whites are set but the yolks remain runny.

Sprinkle cheese on top, letting it melt for that gooey, irresistible finish.

Serve hot, straight from the skillet. Bonus: Add a side of toasted bread or fresh avocado for extra flair!

There's no wrong way to start your morning, but there’s something about a meal infused with smoke and warmth that just feels right.

Tag me if you try this recipe—I’d love to see your wood-fired creations! What’s your favorite breakfast to cook outdoors? 🌿🔥🥚

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Everdure Round Cast Iron Grill Review

Did you ever wish you had a grill that combined portability, versatility, and durability? The Everdure Round Cast Iron Grill & Cover could be the answer to your culinary adventures, providing a reliable option for those who love grilling at home, in the bush, or just about anywhere. This small yet powerful charcoal grill promises a lot with its robust construction and easy-to-carry design. Let’s…

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Cast Iron Barbecue Support

Cast iron barbecue support is a barbecue tool made of cast iron material, used for outdoor barbecue. They consist of two parts: the stand and the grill. The stand is the frame that supports the grill and is made of sturdy cast iron to ensure adequate stability and durability. The grill is the part used to place food and is made of wire mesh or iron bars to facilitate grilling food and allow ventilation. This cast iron barbecue support is designed with an adjustable height feature, allowing you to adjust the height of the grill as needed to control how well your food is grilled.