Toronto Dad Blogger & Big Green Egg Enthusiast
Grab some Cheez-its and a notepad, because it’s time for me to make my very unresearched NBA predictions for the 2024-25 season. I can’t believe the NBA season is back already. It doesn’t feel that long ago that I was watching Luka versus the Celtics in the NBA Finals. Why am I sharing these wild thoughts with you? Honestly, I don’t think it’s going to be a fun season for the Toronto Raptors, so I need to find joy in other ways when I tune in.
Oh boy, what a piece of news. Sony dropped the trailer for the next edition of Ghost of Tsushima. This time the adventure moves to a different part of Japan – Ghost of Yōtei.
I was a little late to the Tsushima party and had only played it over the last month. It came out in 2020, but due to word of mouth, this game has become one of the all-time best. Now, there is more.
Every now and then a trailer drops that gets me excited for TV again. That happened the other day when this was released for the second season of Lioness.
Brisket cooking is a journey: a delicious, meaty, anxiety-filled journey that can have even the most seasoned pitmaster staring at the smoker, wondering, “What have I done? ” If you’ve found yourself pacing around an expensive cut of meat muttering about temperatures and cook times, congratulations-you’re normal. If you have brisket stress, you are not alone.
If I were to watch a video of myself on brisket cook day, it would be of me looking at the temperature 80 times, doing timing math in my head, talking to whoever will listen about stalls and when to wrap it in paper. You get the idea. You have a lot of time to overthink. You have a lot of time to watch YouTube videos on what you are supposed to do.
Don’t let the brisket get in your head. Keep it chill. It’s just food. Let’s break down the parts of cooking brisket that tend to make me stress out, mess up, or flat-out panic.
Who is watching Slow Horses on Apple TV+? Maybe some of you? Hard to know as Apple shows don’t seem to be popular among the masses even though many of them are extremely good.
Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, and most recently, Presumed Innocent, get all the buzz, but Slow Horses just might be Apple’s best show.
When it comes to creating a memorable meal, the kitchen might be where the magic happens, but it’s the journey that often makes the destination worth the wait. Embracing the simple pleasures of life—like a family meal prepared with love—can transform an ordinary day into an extraordinary one. That’s precisely what makes cooking with the Big Green Egg so special. This versatile outdoor cooker allows you to explore flavours, experiment with recipes, and create unforgettable meals. Today, I am diving into one of my favourite recipes: chicken thighs. So, let’s get started on this delicious culinary adventure.
