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    Smoked boneless skinless chicken thighs with lemon ,aleppo pepper and raspberry greek yogurt marinade
    Pulled at 185F IT
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      Chicken Schwarma on Skewers, Zucchini Fritters, Homemade Tzatziki Sauce with Naan Chips. Chili Spiced Pear PurΓ©e.

      First time making Zucchini Fritters..They were a hit. Cooked on the Weber 22 SnS Combo.


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      • Troutman
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        Everything looks marvelous. Love those skewers, good way to go !!

      • Andrrr
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        Agree that everything looks great. What did you do for the fritters?

      • troymeister
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        Andrrr ...Basically grated zucchini, a little flour, about 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder, breadcrumbs, a little feta cheese, 1 egg and seasoned to taste. Seared on the CI and then baked on the kettle...Everyone loved them.

      In progress on the KBQ: One of the bigger slabs of pork ribs that I've found at the store - 7.9lbs before trimming. I trimmed 3 1/4 lbs off of it. Under the slab is a pot of ecowper 's Drunken Beans featuring Rancho Gordo Vaquero beans. All of this without the pesky convenience of water - city employee broke my water line this morning, they still haven't fixed it. Luckily I got the beans soaking last night in venison/ smoked ham hock broth and I had already trimmed the ribs and had them dry brining in the fridge.

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      • ecowper
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        Oh man, that looks stupendous

      Maybe this already exists bit I made a thing...

      Made a pastrami, half way through I added some mushrooms. Nothing special, just olive oil.

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      What should have been a 6 hour cook was starting to look like a 9hr one so I pulled at 197, wrapped in foil and let rest in the oven. I missed the mark, not super tough but not as fall apart as it could be.

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      I also couldn't find my slice to guide my slicing since I made it before I put the rub on. But it still made a fantastic Sammy.

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      Meat, shrooms, provolone on both sides, and a bit of thousand island. Everything paired very well. I debated using deli mustard but don't think it would have worked with the smoked shrooms.

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      • Panhead John
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        Great looking sammie! Smoked mushrooms are a great addition. However, I must question your use of paper plates. Dixie brand!?!..... PJ’s Premium Line would have made for a much sturdier and handsome presentation.
        Last edited by Panhead John; April 11, 2021, 05:42 PM.

      • Troutman
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        Nice work. Did you corn that yourself? I've got a QVQ flat coming out of the bath today to be smoked over the weekend. Hope it comes out as good as yours !!

      • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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        Troutman I usually prefer to, but this cut of pre-corned beef was so perfect I couldn't resist. Very little fat cap, perfectly even on all dimensions.

      Ballistic fried chicken in the PBC!
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        Sage and Honey Smoked Chicken from Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. Delicious!

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          Just for FireMan ..... WIBS! And wib tips! Haven’t served yet, will do that shortly.
          • Dry brined over night after turning the Spareribs into SLC rack plus rib tips. And I save the sternum for making beans.
          • MMD right before they go on.
          • Glazed with Blue’s Hog Original
          • Rib tips get wrapped with a 1/4 cup of prosecco left over from Sunday breakfast mimosa’s.
          • Sides are a green salad and @Henrik’s potatoes gratin

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          • FireMan
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            Mighty fine sir, mighty fine! πŸ‘

          Too hard to post more pics on my OP of the rib cook from my iPad. Posting the final ones in a new post.

          Potatoes Gratin
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          Rib tips ready to cut
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          SLC ribs read to cut
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          Everything cut and ready to serve
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          • Mr. Bones
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            Right there, with ya!

          • FireMan
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            Gimme, gimme, gimme!

          Carnitas fries... Click image for larger version

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          • Ernest
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            Troutman I didn't think of it that way but that sounds great. But I cooked the carnitas in pineapple Juice, does that make it Hawaiian carnitas?

          • Troutman
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            Ernest Actually Carnitas, as well as other Mexican dishes like Birria, use pineapple as an acid and flavoring agent. Sooo...you're still in this hemisphere with that dish !!!

          • Ernest
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            Troutman I've always made carnitas with fresh orange. I didn't have any this so I went with the pineapple. No way I'm going back to orange juice

          Wing night Γ°ΕΈΒβ€œ
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          • FireMan
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            Must be a lotta wingless chickens runnin around.

          • Troutman
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            Can I be your "wing" man ???

          • rgriffeath
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            Troutman Lol, anytime!

          Steak salad with grilled marinated flank steak:

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          Used Kenji's recipe for the marinade/sauce.
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          • FireMan
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            oh, oH, OH YEAH!

          • Attjack
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            Very nice.

          • Troutman
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            Beautifully done, I'd order that in a restaurant any day...and love it !!

          Fish tacos.

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          • Troutman
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            How'd you cook the pescado? And there's that EVO again. Wish I had $4k to buy one...uggg.

          • Attjack
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            Troutman the fish was seasoned while frozen and then baked in the oven for about 25 minutes.

          • Mr. Bones
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            I makes fish tacos, as well, but I'm here to learn... might we have more info? I spy, with my little eye, Fish, red onion, grated Cheddar an Jack cheeses, fresh cilantro, ample amounts of lime wedges...tryin to Up My Game here, please, throw me a bone, or two, Brother

            BTW, where'd ya git th tortilla press, do ya use wax/parchment paper with it, an what is yer Top Secret Flour Tortilla receipt, while we're at it???

          I'm a newbie to the site,found it while looking for Pastrami ideas,Thanks for the help! Here's the the result,had a Carnegie fan say its the best he ever had! Started with a brisket brined for 6 days,only 36 hour rest with the rub followed by 6+hour smoke, chilled and 2 hour steam.melt in your mouth tender Thanks again !

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          • MrSkimo
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            Welcome Beak, and congrats on the Pastrami. Pictures needed

          Sometimes it’s fun to splurge and buy Wagyu. We have been tight on our budget. We deserve it. 😊 Click image for larger version

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          • Troutman
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            Nicely cooked, well presented !!

          • FireMan
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            I saw that pic & thought, Stop right there! πŸ‘

          • Charley Langer
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            JCBBQ Troutman FireMan thank you for your nice comments! Somehow, I managed to turn off my email notifications. πŸ€”

          Old Trout and family still working on our yard, garden and landscaping (following the artic blast) so weekend cooking has taken a back seat of late. I'm learning how to rely on Door Dash lol !! Any way, did a big old mess of chicken and sausage Saturday night on the Weber 26" at 350*, first time I actually tried a hot grill/smoke. Threw in some apple wood for a decent hot smoke, this may be my new method for pieced out chicken parts.

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          • Mr. Bones
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            Keepin It Simple, Smarty!

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