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    Smoked Cream Cheese! Easy appetizer!
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    • Joey877
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      Agree. I have this sorta reputation for overfeeding, and I can't remember the last cook I did that didn't include sides and at least one appetizer...and I usually do two or three. This would be perfect to throw on while the main meat is finishing up on the cooker.

    • Richard Chrz
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      So very cool!

    • TWBarbecue
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      Thank you everyone. This was so easy to do yet delicious. I can see where one could play around with rubs and sauces to make some pretty interesting flavors. These were done at 250 degrees and I let them go for 2 hrs. Started checking at 1/ 1/2 hrs. I glazed for about 10 to 15 minutes to let it set up and get blended in real good. Easy appetizer!

    Smoked Cheshire Pork Porterhouse Chops finished off with quick sear!
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    • Dr. Pepper
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      Your chops look delicious!

    • TWBarbecue
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      Dr. Pepper Thank you! Appreciate that!

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    Grilled Halibut, Homemade Tarter Sauce, Festive Salad, and then end of last years Squash from the freezer. Red Wine too.

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    • RichieB
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      Looks delicious. Nice presentation. Now the wine glass 🍷. Is that design inspired by Panhead John infamous plate pattern? Looks similar.

    • Panhead John
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      Inspired….or stolen!?! 🧐

    • Skip
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      Wine glass was from a local Wine Tasting.

    Honestly, I am not posting the same photo over and over.

    Here is tonight's tacos......tilapia seasoned with Malcom Reed's Fajita Seasoning (the precursor to his Grande Gringo), cooked to 145 F (in the oven, have you seen the heat index outside?!), cut up and placed in ready corn tortillas, then doused with Tapatio, topped with butter lettuce (had some I needed to use up), and finally Mexican cheese.

    Very good....but I need to find a way for tilapia to be less mushy. I might try lightly frying it next time.

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    • Red Man
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      Looks great but I doubt tilapia cooked to 415 would be mushy either 😁

    • jfmorris
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      I do tilapia in a skillet with just a little oil, and it comes out quite nicely. Also works well on the grill, but then again, I doubt I ever checked the temperature of the fish - just went by look and feel. I think you meant 145F and not 415F?

    Pulled pork from this last weekend and some boxed mac & cheese. Easy and tasty
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    • glitchy
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      All out on a toasted ciabatta too? Looks like a good dinner to me.

    • Panhead John
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      Looks good sir! Trusty tip here from ol PJ. Go to Walmart and try Patti Labelle’s frozen Mac and cheese. You’ll never eat the boxed stuff again.

    • ofelles
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      I have yet to step foot in a Wallmart. Would like to keep it that way thanks.
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    Baked two this morning on the front end of the week. My Occupational therapy team is now buying bread from me. So I baked two loaves for my session tomorrow. They’ve been on the list patiently waiting for a few months now.

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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Now that looks perfect!

    • Richard Chrz
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      Dr. Pepper. I score with a razor, I follow centerline, a score backwards at an angle about 1/2 inch, not any deeper. I have a few photos if you would like to see… @Elton’s BBQ Thank you!m

    • jhoskins
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      Wow these look fantastic, I see why they are buying from you, these look better then most of the stuff I see in a bakery

    Beef Philly cheesesteak sandwiches for dinner. Pretty darn tasty and messy!

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    • jfmorris
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      Oh man! I know what I am making on the flat top soon!

    • Panhead John
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      Excellent! The messier the better for me.

    • texastweeter
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      That just made me hungry.

    Kielbasa on the gasser.. served with steakhouse pommes frites..
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    • ofelles
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      Since you served it with steakhouse pommes frites you get a full like! 😎

    Smoked up some St. Louis cut ribs last Sunday for the family. Haven't smoked anything in a while due to all of the rain we've had here. Actually, did these especially for my grandson Julian. He is the rib lover. Rubbed them with The BBQ Rub and finished with a glaze of Blues Hog original. Smoked with a chunk of apple and a chunck of peach wood.



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    • Panhead John
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      As long as ya don’t be playin some Celine Dione, we’re good! 😂

    • ofelles
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      Hey Panhead John DON'T be knockn' my girl Celine! She's the best!!


      Oh wait, I read Janis Joplin............never mind. 😁

    • Hulagn1971
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      Panhead John you have zero worries there sir, I promise.

    Well not to be outdone by Fritz above, prior to upcoming storm threats I smoked some large beef back rib plates I picked up at Costco. These thing were ginormous with tons of meat on them. They almost got to shorty status with the same uncurious, fatty beefy taste. Salt brined overnight, cooked at 275*F with oak chunks using 16 mesh black pepper and a little of Hank's Bonafide Beef Rub. Came out dang good on the trusty old Weber 26", my favorite pit.


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    • tamidw
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      Those look scrumptious!

    • texastweeter
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      When you can get a fat rack of back ribs they are fantastic. Shore did do those justice!

    • W.A.
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      Which Costco? I saw them at the Humble one last weekend

    Joey877 I put these on the smoker at 250° for about two hours. But you can start checking about the hour and a half point. All depends on the look you’re going after. Super easy and really good!

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      Draznnl @jfmmoris Joey877 The smoke cream cheese was super easy to do. I took mine for about two hours at 250°. I’ld start checking about the hour and a half mark just to see what they look like. I put the jelly on about the last 10 to 15 minutes just to let that set up pretty good. Great appetizer. Super easy.

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        jfmorris The smoke cream cheese was super easy to do. I took mine for about two hours at 250°. I’ld start checking about the hour and a half mark just to see what they look like. I put the jelly on about the last 10 to 15 minutes just to let that set up pretty good. Great appetizer. Super easy.

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          Wife & I went rustic boat-in camping with another couple and I cooked these ribeyes over oak coals, used a little salt plus a little Hank's Signature rub couple hrs prior. Some of the best I've had in ages, and the others all agreed to the same. My cousin said she didn't realize steaks could taste this good and that she'd pay for this.

          If you have never, or if it's been a long time since you've cooked steaks over only wood coals, DO IT! Charcoal is great, wood coals are better.

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          • Huskee
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            Should be, as long as you have enough of them to give the right heat and be burnt toward coals Panhead John

          • Dr. Pepper
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            Beautiful! And, nice photos! I can taste that meat and fat right through the screen of my laptop.

          • CaptainMike
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            That's what I love about my Santa Maria grill. There's something about smoke wafting around the meat rather than bathing it. Might be the bit of ash as well.

          Thai yellow curry using freshly grown Thai peppers, homemade curry paste, baby gold potatoes, and chicken. Absolutely delicious.
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          • Jim White
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            Yum!

          • CaptainMike
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            I think I can smell that!

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